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Andrew Tate organizes 'caption contest' in latest tweet, Internet says 'you’re broke'

In a recent tweet, Andrew Tate shared a candid photo of himself and wrote, 'Caption contest'

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, the controversial social media influencer known for his provocative views, particularly on gender-related issues, recently utilized X (formerly Twitter) to organize a contest for his followers.

Tate consistently shares daily updates about various aspects of his life with his audience, ranging from passionate rants about his dislikes to discussions on masculinity which has drawn certain criticism from his detractors, and updates on his legal battles.

Additionally, he engages his followers through polls, seeking their perspectives on various topics.

Andrew Tate engages his fans in a 'caption contest'

Tate is recognized for actively interacting with his fans, and occasionally, even engaging with his detractors who gather under his tweets to troll him.

Tate hosting contests in his tweets is not a common occurrence. Most of his tweets consist of intense and, according to critics, controversial rants that attract significant scrutiny directed towards him.

However, in a recent tweet, Tate shared a candid photo of himself and announced a contest stating, "Caption contest."

Fans caption Andrew Tate's photo

Tate's announcement of the 'caption contest' prompted numerous users to flock to the comments section, offering creative and suitable captions for the photo he posted.

One user captioned the photo, "You’re broke"

Another user wrote, "You can clearly tell he's in the middle of saying "DORK" 🤷🤝🫡😁$DORK."

A user, participating in the contest, gave the caption, "Add a little bit of salt and pepper."

A user commented, "Meet me at KFC Right F**kin Now, And Bring the Bugatti."

Entering the contest, a user gave the following caption, "THIS IS YOU, AN ATOM IN MY HAND WAITING TO BE RECYCLED INTO THE EARTH WITH NO SUBSTANCE. WOULDN’T BE YOU IF YOU BECAME PERCEPHICASIOUS IN ALL REALMS.”