Andrew Tate is now also banned from YouTube

Andrew Tate has been banned by the video sharing website. The platform is the latest to ban Tate, following in the footsteps of other platforms.

The multi-millionaireentrepreneur and former kickboxing champion grew his fan base largely as a result of misogynistic and sensationalist content; Tate's videos have led to his followers, mostly between the ages of 16 and 25 years old, coining him as "the King of Toxic Masculinity

According to a statement from YouTube, it took action against Tate in July after he posted a video. Multiple violations of the platform's community guidelines led to his permanent ban.

Tate won't be able to use, own, or create any other channels as a result of the end of the video sharing site.

It isn't easy to ban Andrew Tate from these platforms. The removal of Tate's voice doesn't make a society hate-free.

There is a contradiction in today's society where men are encouraged to speak and be open with their feelings but are often met with a negative response.

Tate is still on other people's channels even though his channel has been deleted. It's not clear if the platform has banned him. Vice pointed out that Tate-related content still exists on the app despite TikTok banning the creator's account. Andrew Tate has more than 13 billion views on TikTok, with thousands of videos featuring his words.