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What is Incel? Tristan Tate blames men for having 'standards' for women after he watches video labeling Jessica Alba as 'ugly'

Tristan Tate holds men accountable for setting certain 'standards' for women, which he thinks leads to the creation of Incels

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate has garnered social media attention once again for bringing up the term 'Incel'. The abbreviation 'Incel' stands for 'involuntarily celibate', representing individuals who associate with an online subculture characterized by their inability to find a romantic or sexual partner, despite their desire for one.

This situation is commonly known as 'inceldom' or involuntary celibacy.

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Tate expressed his views on men and held them accountable for setting certain 'standards' for women, which he believes leads to the creation of Incels.

This comment was made after he shared a video where two women discussed the term 'Incel'. At the end of the video, one of the women referred to Jessica Alba as 'ugly'.

Tristan Tate's claims on men and women

In a recent post on X, Tristan Tate shared a disparaging and disrespectful perspective about a particular woman. He began by asserting that if men had higher standards, this woman might be labeled as an "Incel". Tate claimed, “If men had standards she’d be an Incel.”

He then blamed men for not setting higher standards. He implied that someone among the readers may be sexually involved with the woman.

Tate said, “This is all men’s fault. One of you out there is f**king her.”

He then cautioned against placing blame on the woman, insinuating that someone else may have contributed to her confidence in acting as described.

Tate asserted, “Don’t blame the girl, somebody gave her the confidence to talk like this."

In the end, Tate took a highly offensive and prejudiced turn by making derogatory remarks about the woman's appearance and expressing contempt based on her mixed-race background. Tate conveyed a negative assessment of her and even included a hurtful comment about his own racial identity, indicating a sense of disconnection.

Tate concluded, “Sadly as a mixed race man I look at this beast and think … “it’s one of my people isn’t it?”

Tate's post came after he viewed a video featuring two women conducting a podcast. In the video, they elaborated on the meaning of the term 'Incel.'

When one of the women asked for clarification, the other explained, "An Incel is someone who is involuntarily celibate—like that guy on Reddit spending 23 hours a day there, you can practically see the fedora hanging on for dear life, empty Mountain Dew cans all around."

She went on to discuss the fedora in more detail and, in conclusion, remarked, "So that how Jessica Alba is ugly, that's what you're all talking about?" 

Internet dubs Tristan Tate's post as 'heartbreaking'

Tristan Tate's post on X discussing men's standards and their role in certain situations sparked a lively discussion on the platform. One fan countered Tate's viewpoint, asserting, "Men need to have standards." Another supporter said, "Bro is spitting That confidence can’t be coming from nowhere But that last statement though."

A third user said, "This is disgusting." A fourth user further said, "It's heartbreaking to see this kind of situation. No one should be made to feel like they don't have value. We all deserve to be respected and treated with kindness."

The last user claimed, "That’s cruel to say!"