BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a controversial figure in the social media sphere, known for his provocative views, recently shared a comprehensive monologue on the platform X (previously Twitter).

In this extensive post, he drew comparisons between himself, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, and Donald Trump, the former President of the United States.

Tate often utilizes his social media presence to express motivational perspectives through lengthy rants.

In a previous tweet, Andrew Tate emphasized the importance of hard work, favoring it over smart work.

Andrew Tate claims he declined $50M offer and chose to go to jail

In a recent tweet, Tate embarked on an extensive monologue, highlighting perceived similarities between himself, Musk, and Trump. Tate even shared an anecdote about being offered $50 million to alter his content.

In the tweet, Tate claimed, "Trump was not supposed to win the 2016 US presidential election. He was not meant to be the president of the USA. Elon Musk was not supposed to champion free speech. Elon Musk was meant to bow down to the U.S. Deep State interests. He was meant to be afraid to lose Tesla and SpaceX government funding."

He added, "He was meant to do "the smart thing". He wasn't supposed to tell advertisers to go f**k themselves on live television. I was not supposed to go as viral as I did. I wasn't meant to become the most famous person on the planet in 2022."

He continued, "I was not supposed to be the most viral personality on every single popular social media platform on earth. Children were not supposed to hear me tell them not to blindly obey b******t. The people in control of Earth. They have plans, schedules, CONTROL. This is why you will always see the Mainstream Media bundle Me, Trump and Elon together. Because we were not supposed to happen. We weren't on the schedule."

Expanding on the theme, Tate claimed, "We are three men who used sheer willpower to break free from our allocated confines. I want you to understand, YOU are not MEANT to become f**k-you rich."

His tweet read, "It's not the set plan for you, You are meant to be some employee in some company, A plumber, An engineer, Burger-flipper. Doctor, Policeman. Or maybe even a business owner, BUT you are MEANT to fall in line when asked. You are not supposed to be ABLE to say "F**k you". When they lock you in your house and close your business, you are MEANT to accept it and shut up. They will keep you JUST poor enough, to guarantee it. They don't want you to have f**k-you money."

Tate made bold statements about the attempts to influence them, stating, "Look at Elon, Look at me, Look at Trump, We have F**K-YOU money. And we WILL say "F**k you".

He continued in his tweet, "We are the epitome of free will, the indomitable human spirit. Events that were not meant to happen, WE WERE NOT ON THE SCHEDULE. The people in charge did everything they could do in an attempt to get us to become who they wanted us to be. I was offered over 50 million dollars and more, to stop talking about certain topics."

He added, "Instead, I chose jail. Elon's been offered hundreds of millions to better "control what content" is allowed on X. I'm certain there is more to come his way. I guarantee you, Trump was offered hundreds of millions to allow Hillary to win. Because we cannot be bought. We have f**k-you money and we WILL say "F**k you". I hope to empower all of you to be the same. Be the thing they don't want you to be. Be free."

Andrew Tate slammed for comparing himself with Elon Musk and Donald Trump

Following Tate's comparison of himself with Musk and Trump, along with claims of receiving monetary offers but rejecting them to defy the system, numerous users came forward to share their opinions.

A user disagreed with him and wrote, "Nobody is "meant" for anything. That's all in your head." Another user wrote, "This guy is confused."

A user asserted Tate was lying about the $50 million offer and wrote, "New lie ladies and gentlemen. 50 million offered, declined the offer and went to jail." A user stated, "Top g spitting. Things we love to see."

A user commented, "You three plus Tucker Carlson are the glitch in the Matrix they're trying to fix (unsuccessfully)."