For those who don't know, Andrew Tate is an extremist red piller who discussed how to "pick up hoes" and his view that women would find it hot if he grabbed them by the neck during a domestic dispute, and how men need to train and be constantly combat ready. However, he has good advice such as staying healthy, working out, and not being taken advantage of.

He built his audience by showing them how successful he was: a 3 million dollar car, houses around the world, and an extremely good win/loss ratio in a combat sport (kickboxing)

Before entering social media, he made his money by being an online pimp and using women to emotionally extort men. When he started building an audience online, he encouraged them to join his MLM called "Hustlers University", which is a Discord server you pay a monthly fee to join and get rewards by bringing in new members, while being taught Andrew's curriculum by random instructors.

Considering that there are ~105,000 people in his paid server and were millions of views on his videos, it's fair to say that he had a large fanbase.

But what does this mean? (Speculation)

I think that there will be more Andrew Tates in the future to fill the void. Considering that 28% of men in the US haven't had sex in 1 year (not including the elderly), and that men in Japan and South Korea are also having trouble finding partners, not to mention the rise of the manosphere, many men will be looking for advice on how to get women.

Therefore, people will capitalize on that ever expanding market. We could see more extreme or more toned-down Tates. We could see entire companies trying to diversify by cashing in on this.

What are your thoughts? How will this affect the internet? Will this make the manosphere more mainstream? Or will the complete opposite happen?