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The digital execution of Andrew Tate: starring Daz Games
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Emory Andrew Tate III, an American-British online celebrity and former professional kickboxer, was born on December 14, 1986. Tate started selling premium memberships and courses through his website, such as the Hustlers University-branded courses, after retiring from kickboxing, and he eventually became well-known after switching to influencer marketing. Tate was suspended from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as a result of his provocative and allegedly sexist comments on subjects including sexual assault.
English YouTuber Darren "Daz" Black, better known online as Daz Games, was born on August 7, 1985, and is currently aged 37. He is also recognised for his time spent on Vine and his second YouTube channel, Daz Black. The 7 million subscriber YouTuber published a viral video on August 18, 2022 with the simple title of "DAZ WATCHES ANDREW TATE." Although titled to be supposedly part of his 'Daz Watches' reaction series, the video was instead structured as a "serious" exposé video of sorts, and due to the controversial nature of many of his opinions, the video was well-received, despite the fact that personally, looking into it, it was more of an politically charged opinion piece that shouldn't have got anybody banned, let alone by Meta (Instagram and Facebook) for "dangerous individuals" - perhaps the most vague term possible. This podcast goes into the dangers of censoring free speech people disagree with, and also debunks a lot of allegations made about Tate unfairly.
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