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Andrew Tate shares his take on 'ultimate power' of women, Internet says Top G 'always talk about girls'

'There are certain things that women can do so much better than men. Isn't it amazing?' Andrew Tate said

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate is known for being a polarizing influencer, especially due to his prominent advocacy for traditional gender roles, and recently he once again took the Internet by storm with his take on the "ultimate power of women," by sharing a video clip. 

The former kickboxer's previous statements concerning women have been viewed as controversial and provocative by a large audience.

Only a few days ago, Tate's comment on women who have had multiple partners ignited a firestorm of debate on social media. No wonder the recent video got quite a bit of traction, with many siding with the influencer's viewpoint. 

Andrew Tate lauds 'the ultimate power of women'

Andrew Tate took to X (formerly Twitter) to post a video with the caption, "The ultimate power of women." In the clip, Tate can be observed stating that women excel in certain areas beyond men's abilities.

The controversial influencer expressed his admiration for the patience exhibited by mothers with toddlers, considering it remarkable, saying, "There's certain things that women can do so much better than men. Isn't it amazing? I found this amazing, the patience a mother has with a toddler. What do you think?"

Furthermore, Tate highlighted that he noticed how women have the power to remain composed even after listening to Peppa Pig. He contrasts this with his reaction, indicating that women possess an emotional quality that, when channeled effectively, is incredibly valuable.

"I'm like she's been listening to Peppa Pig for four hours. I would lose my mind. So women have this emotionality which is so fantastic when it's properly used. When it's put into place, it's supposed to be," stated Tate. 

He poses a hypothetical question, "Would you drop your three-year-old child to a daycare run exclusively by males?" asking if someone would be comfortable leaving their three-year-old child at a daycare solely supervised by men, finding the notion somewhat unusual.

Tate then expressed his reluctance to entrust men with maintaining their composure when dealing with children, saying, "It's just something about it is weird. I wouldn't trust the men not to lose their temper with the kid. I wouldn't understand why all these men want to be around these children all day."

Top G continued, "It would be very weird scenarios. So we all understand and are gender roles on some levels. But like everything on Earth, if you have a superpower or any kind of power at all, and it's put in the wrong direction, it can be destructive."

Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's views on the 'superpower' of women

Soon after Andrew Tate shared the video on X (formerly Twitter), numerous users stepped forward to share their opinions on the topic.

One user wrote, "They can be blessing and curse just depends on the women," supporting Tate's views, while another remarked, "Bro always talk about girls."

"Wow, this guy is a misogynist. Listen to what he says about women. OMG!" commented one, with another adding, "It's hard to see those genuine feminine qualities in this present generation."