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In his trademark straight-talking style, he derides men who drink tap water instead of sparkling water and people who own cats. A recent study by Hope Not Hate found that 74 per cent of males aged 18 to 24 had consumed some form of media to do with Tate, with almost half viewing him in a positive light. Tate, Reeves notes, is a master of sowing conflict and division - catnip to the online world where the biggest sin is not provoking a reaction. What better way for a rich, famous man to assert his moral and intellectual superiority than to publicly go after a girl?

The incident caused Stuchbery’s wife to suffer a panic attack and played a role in them leaving the UK for Germany. They [then] develop the sense of them being a risk or protective factor for others, including women and girls. The coordinated effort, involving thousands of members of Tate’s private online academy Hustler’s University and a network of copycat accounts on TikTok, has been described by experts as a “blatant attempt to manipulate the algorithm” and artificially boost his content. Any man who has been around a little bit,” Tate later explained, “would look at the video and go: ‘Man, she loves that… she wants that. Last year, Nadeine Asbali, a Muslim mother and teacher, wrote powerfully of her fear that “this content has its hooks into some within my own community.Islam keeps [women] in a role where [they] obey their men, women have big families, women are exceptionally happy,” he adds.

Tate’s Christian and Islamic followers are prepared to overlook their differences, suggests Yousra Imran, because “misogynist men are willing to overcome their different beliefs and religions to ally themselves together in their hatred against women. Despite working with children, the safeguarding expert did not hear of Tate until late in 2022 when the influencer already had gained notoriety online - Tate was then arrested in December that year. It’s very exhausting to continue to perpetuate lies, [and] it’s very hard to keep lies afloat when you have no actual evidence. Shut up bitch,” he says in one video, acting out how he’d attack a woman if she accused him of cheating.There have been groups of these men mobilising for a long time to rally against feminism, challenge what they think is progress and to denigrate women,’ she explains to Metro. Several women in Britain also are pursuing civil claims against the internet personality, alleging they were victims of sexual violence.

Of men aged between 18 and 29 who had heard of him, 26 per cent said they agreed with his opinions on women, rising to 28 per cent of 30 to 39-year-olds. They perceive themselves to be strong and successful, talking about ‘hustling’ and ‘getting money’, often spouting out pseudo-philosophy no more intellectually nourishing than a nursery rhyme. It’s the latest demonstration of what the British-American kickboxer-turned-poster boy for toxic masculinity claims is a recent conversion to Islam.At a college in Bradford where she works, for example, Yousra Imran says the biggest “safeguarding” risk used to be radicalisation of Muslim students.

The misogynistic influencer was arrested in December and charged in June along with his brother Tristan and two Romanian female suspects. That might seem a puffed-up claim for a man many consumers of mainstream media outlets will never have heard of. As Shea identifies in The Dangerous Rise, Tate's version of masculinity is one wherein self-identity is carved out of subjugating women, driving fast cars, and violently establishing yourself as the top dog, the alpha, as Mikey with the Big Muscles. In that time he has posted videos boasting of his yachts, limos, cigars and chunky watches lifestyle. To have the best chance of getting people to sign up, they are advised to stoke controversy to improve their chances of going viral.Last week, however, content being promoted to users on the platform appeared to be in flagrant breach of the rules. His path to influence and celebrity there began on the reality show Big Brother in 2016, from which he was expelled after footage emerged of him appearing to beat a sobbing woman with a belt. The NSPCC’s Hannah Ruschen, a policy officer, added: “Viewing such material at a young age can shape a child’s experiences and attitudes, resulting in further harm to women and girls in and out of school and online.