BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Controversial social media influencer Tristan Tate has often made headlines for less-than-ideal reasons. However, he remains unfazed and continues to share his views and other updates with his fans.

Recently, Tate pleasantly surprised his followers by sharing a photo of himself in a stylish tuxedo. His unique sense of fashion has garnered praise from fans in the past.

Many have even drawn parallels between Tristan Tate and the iconic James Bond, with some enthusiasts going so far as to propose him as a potential star for a Bond film.

Tristan Tate asserts he is unfazed by his attackers

In a recent tweet, Tate shared a photo of himself donned in a sleek black tuxedo.

Alongside the image, Tate stated, "If you’re attacked by trained dogs you’ll look into the eyes of each animal, you may even see the name tag. But few people are fortunate enough to know who let go of the leash."

Emphasizing his resilience in the face of life's challenges, he added, "I know the names of all of the dogs who attacked me, and I know who their handler was. Unfazed."

Tate's impeccable sense of style, particularly his collection of suits, has earned him admiration from fans who have, on numerous occasions, sung praises for his fashion choices.

Trolls say Tristan Tate's tweet makes no sense

After Tate posted the picture in a black tuxedo and asserted he remains "unfazed" despite his ongoing legal challenges, numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives.

One confused person wrote, "Makes 0 sense." Another troll commented along similar lines, writing, "McFartyBottom....relax, just sit down and relax and enjoy your next stay.....you are talking nonsense.""That doesn’t even make sense why lie?" asked a third person.

Another person pointed out, "This feels more like empty self-promotion than society-improving action foreshadowing." A fan of his, on seeing the picture, wrote, "Being well-dressed is always a positive choice." One fan also once again asserted, "You do look like 007."

Another person, complimenting Tate's unfazed attitude, stated, "Facing the dogs is just the start. The real game is taking on the one holding the leash. In the ring, in business, in life – it's always the puppet masters who pull the strings. Identify them, confront them, beat them at their own game."