BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a polarizing figure in the realm of social media, is renowned for expressing his viewpoints on X.
In his most recent tweet, Tate boldly declared that amassing wealth was not achieved through saving money.
Tate consistently utilizes X as a medium to expound upon his beliefs and philosophies for his dedicated following.
He is convinced that these views, frequently labeled as contentious within the online sphere, have the potential to cultivate a sense of masculinity among his supporters.
Andrew Tate claims saving is not a millionaire's way of getting rich
In a recent tweet, Tate raised an intriguing question that sparked a lot of questions among social media users.
He pointed out a rather uncommon perspective, asking whether anyone had ever heard of a millionaire attribute their wealth to the act of saving.
According to Tate's fans, this thought-provoking statement challenged the conventional wisdom that saving money was the primary path to financial success.
It prompted his fans to question the traditional financial advice that emphasized on saving and accumulating wealth as the key to achieving financial security.
Tate's tweet underscores the importance of examining the diverse strategies employed by individuals who have achieved millionaire status, according to his fans.
Tate wrote, "Think about it. Have you EVER heard a millionaire say: 'I got rich by saving.'"
Andrew Tate's trolls don't consider him a good role model
Tate's tweet attracted significant attention, with a large number of users chiming in to share their perspectives on this matter.
One user wrote, "No, But I know that you are not a good role model for us, Tate. I think we all agree."
Another wrote, "…Saving their a$$ from taxes and the government. That’s a huge part of getting rich. Not letting your money slip from your hands."
Another stated, "Yes, lol. In fact, once a millionaire picked a penny off the street in front of me, held it up, put it in his shirt pocket and said to me 'That's how I became rich, Anon, I picked up every penny I ever saw.'"
Another wrote, "Saving is for middle class family."
