Logan Paul Reveals the Real Reason He Didn’t Accept $350 Million Worth Controversial Celebrity Andrew Tate’s Offer

Social media sensations Andrew Tate and Logan Paul have been at ends with each other for a while. Paul seemingly started to notice Tate after his increasing popularity on social media, even calling him out for a boxing match.

Tate’s name was all over the internet during the time, mainly known for his controversial views on women. This did not set well with The Maverick as he challenged Top G for a fight, calling him “fat” and “drug-addicted.”

In a surprising move, Tate responded to Paul’s call out and offered to buy him a Bugatti. He claimed that he’d present the Bugatti to Paul at his house and use it as a gesture of friendship. “I’m a nice guy. Obviously, I am the most dangerous man on the planet, but I am also a nice guy. If he wants a Bugatti, he can have one, all he has to do is ask. Where the f*** does he even live? Whatever, if he wants a Bugatti we can just put it on the card.”Tate said.

However, it seems like the Maverick is not keen on taking up Tate’s offer. In the latest episode of his podcast, Paul revealed why he did not cash in on Top G’s offer. He stated that he did not want to engage with men like Tate after what happened to him across social media platforms.

“‘Life really worked out because now you’re in a situation where and we’re gonna dive into Andrew Tate. I don’t feel like platforming this guy I don’t feel like giving him the blessing of being my dance partner in the ring, especially after the social media platforms have made it clear how they feel about this guy.” said Paul.

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Tate was recently banned across all social media platforms for violating its harassment policies. Many YouTubers like Paul and KSI have come out and defended the ban, while Tate’s rival Jake Paul seemingly disagreed with this ban.

Even after getting banned, it seems like Tate is getting more attention. However, Paul feels that de-platforming Top G was the right move by the companies. Moreover, a fight is also looking like less of a possibility, as Paul stated he does not want to compete with Tate after this fiasco.

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