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Andrew Tate asks people if they would cheat in a competition for $100K against a stranger, Internet says 'money isn't everything'

Andrew Tate also tweeted that loyalty is more important than love and that loyalty is forever

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate recently posted a tweet where he questioned his fans whether they would 'cheat, without anyone ever knowing, in a competition for $100K against a random stranger'.

The tweet was posted on November 5, and has so far received around 585K views. Around 400 people also commented on the tweet.

Andrew Tate's tweet asking people if they would cheat for $100K

In his tweet he wrote, "If you could cheat, without anyone ever knowing, in a competition for $100k against a random stranger. Would you? If most people would cheat for $100k, Why do you think the most powerful people in the world wouldn't cheat on something that changes world history forever?"

Andrew Tate has lately been active on social media where he has been tweeting regularly. In another tweet he wrote, "Good men put loyalty above love. When the love ends - the loyalty remains. We do not betray our day-one road dogs. Ever. Feelings can change. Life happens. But loyalty is forever."

He also tweeted, "Master life. Become a professional. CONQUER YOURSELF. The world will follow."

Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's tweet

People on the internet had mixed reactions to Andrew Tate's tweet. A user wrote, "And that’s the honest truth. There are really people out there who think the government does everything fair and that they don’t cheat us. Those people need to open their eyes."

Another user wrote, "You know moneys not everything. I’ve been with the wife for 25 years now. We have are ups and downs. But a billion dollars I wouldn’t cheat on her. I couldn’t disrespect my children’s mother."

Meanwhile one said, "Life’s not a back-alley deal to be won with dirty tricks. Suggesting most would cheat for a quick buck ignores the countless who toil honorably every day."

The powerful might cheat to alter history, but they miss out on the real prize: the pride in honest achievement. Who respects a win that’s bought, not earned?" the user concluded.

Another person commented, "If that were the case, of course everyone would cheat."