Tristan Tate slams journalist for 'heterosexual relationships are bad' article, fans say 'even that headline was painful to read'
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate, the polarizing influencer, has once again stirred controversy with his remarks, drawing the attention of the online community. This time, Tate focused his attention on a journalist who had authored an article asserting that 'heterosexual relationships are bad.'
Tate is no stranger to calling out journalists and offering critiques when their perspectives clash with his own. In the past, he has singled out numerous journalists, including Huw Edwards of the BBC, who faced allegations of grooming.
Tristan Tate embarked on a tweet spree to publicly criticize Edwards whenever he made comments criticizing the media giant BBC.
Tristan Tate calls out journalist who wrote 'heterosexual relationships are bad'
In a recent tweet, Tate responded to a tweet posted by the 'X' (previously known as Twitter) user I,Hypocrite. This user shared a screenshot of an article written by Julia Naftulin, which delved into the topic of heterosexual relationships.
The article's title referred to research conducted by a s*x researcher, which purportedly concluded that heterosexual relationships have negative implications for humans.
In his response, Tate decided to mock both the journalist and the content of the article, utilizing sarcasm to get his point across.
He playfully raised a rather unusual question regarding the type of s*x that resulted in the journalist's existence, referring to the nature of their parents' intimate relationship.
He added a humorous touch by stating that he was making this inquiry on behalf of a friend.
Tate wrote, "What kind of s*x did this persons parents have to create her? Asking for a friend."
What kind of sex did this persons parents have to create her?
— Tristan Tate (@TateTheTalisman) September 6, 2023
Asking for a friend.
Tristan Tate's fans assert the journalist evolved from a monkey
Following Tate's sarcastic comments directed at the journalist, the article, and the implication of the journalist's parents' relationship, a considerable number of users stepped forward to share their perspectives on his remarks.
One user wrote, "Even that headline was just painful to read lol." Another user wrote, "They're just trying to push their agenda. Nothing new." A user stated, "Nah she quick evolved from Monkey." Another user commented, "Probably the stork bring her."
