BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: The contentious influencer, Andrew Tate, recently used the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to challenge those who have long branded him as "paranoid" due to his actions throughout his life.

Tate has consistently seized every opportunity to rebuke his detractors. On one occasion, Andrew Tate launched a vehement verbal assault against the government, accusing them of unfairly targetting him simply because of his affiliation with the Islamic faith.

Andrew Tate unleashes verbal attack on critics who called him 'paranoid'

In a recent post on X, Tate elaborated that throughout his life, he had been consistently labeled as paranoid.

He recalled that people used to assert that he worked excessively hard and that his pursuits were unattainable.

Tate stated that critics dismissed his concerns as baseless and believed he was needlessly preoccupied with an imaginary adversary. They also accused him of rushing without justification.

Tate states that in the present day, the prevailing sentiment has shifted, with people acknowledging that his concerns were indeed well-founded.

Tate wrote, "My whole life everyone called me paranoid. They said I work too hard. They said it was impossible.

They said I was worried about nothing. They said I was at War with an enemy that didn’t exist.

They said I was rushing for no reason. Today? They just say I was right."

Andrew Tate's fans tell him to not listen to 'clowns', trolls

Following Tate's rant regarding the criticism he received from his detractors, who labeled him as "paranoid" for his ambitions and his belief in an adversary, numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives on his statement.

One user wrote, "Don’t listen to those clowns in the matrix." Another user wrote, "Your ego is on a level never before seen to man."

A user stated, "You scammed men on Only Fans by pretending hot girls cared about them so they’d send more money. And you’re proud of it. AND you encourage men to be their best selves."

Another user commented, "They just wanted to control you."

One fan of his also said, "You proved them all wrong with your determination and vision. Keep shining and proving everyone that doubted you wrong!"

However, trolls responded to Tate's post by attacking him. One troll noted, "No. they say, you're an a**hole. And they're right.

A second person quoted Allah and attacked Tate's "ego," saying, ""Allah doesn't love the arrogant and boasting ones." Qur'an 31: Calm down your Ego @Cobratate, Real convert makes changes, Trole will continue the same behavior, maybe worse."