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Tristan Tate set to embark on 'boring' encounter with vegan advocate: 'Don't make that loser famous'

Tristan Tate who previously slammed veganism revealed plans for a discussion with vegan advocate, Joey Carbstrong, due to his insistence

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate recently took to Twitter to share his plans about embarking on an intriguing discussion with a vegan advocate sometime in the coming weeks. The news of the interaction showcased Tate's willingness to engage in open-minded conversations, allowing his followers to witness a different side of his personality.

As a prominent yet controversial figure in the online sphere, Tate's updates on his daily activities have become a regular source of interest for his dedicated fans. Through Twitter, he provides a glimpse into his life, allowing followers to feel connected and involved in his experiences.

'Don’t get your hopes up'

Tate's recent Twitter announcement generated a wave of anticipation among his fans as he revealed plans for an upcoming discussion with a vegan advocate. In his statement, Tate acknowledged that he initially expressed hesitation and mentioned that he is not the man to debate on an issue like veganism. However, he revealed that despite his reservations, the advocate insisted on engaging in the conversation.

His cautious tone suggested that he didn't want to raise the audience's expectations. Despite his somewhat dismissive comment, he assured his followers that the discussion would indeed take place. By indirectly conveying his hesitation about the discourse, Tate conveyed a sense of reluctance about the upcoming conversation, hinting at the possibility of unexpected insights or surprises that may emerge from the seemingly mundane topic.

Tate wrote, "I will be organising a polite discussion in the coming weeks with vegan advocate @JoeyCarbstrong. I told him I’m not the man to debate on this issue but he insisted and his followers called me scared. Don’t get your hopes up, it will be very boring, but it WILL happen."

'Don’t make that loser famous'

Following the announcement, Tate managed to captivate the attention of his fans, showcasing his readiness to venture beyond familiar territory and partake in an intellectually stimulating exchange. The news spurred a flurry of reactions from his dedicated follower. One user wrote, "Don’t make that loser famous," while another stated, "Lmao. Mans a former gang member. Imagine thinking that's a badge of honour." "You gave in to the debate because they teased you? I'm sorry Tristan, it's ok to say no and you don't need to prove to anyone you are not scared. 🤗," wrote one of his fans.