Andrew Tate has always been making many headlines because of his controversial statements. There are even reports about the former kickboxer being one of the most-searched men on the web. However, the YouTuber star Logan Paul believes his hype won’t be there anymore next year.

The former kickboxer has been in many controversies this year as he first got into a heated debate with Twitch stars like xQc and HasanAbi. Recently, multiple social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok have banned him as his influence is concerning for the masses. The 35-year-old previously received bans on all his Twitter accounts.

Logan Paul shares that Andrew Tate won’t be relevant in 2023

Logan Paul is a well-known Youtuber who got famous for his vlogs. However, he now hosts a podcast show on his other channel, Impaulsive. Paul interviewed many famous internet personalities like MrBeast, Markiplier, and KSI. Moreover, Logan is accompanied by fellow content creators Mike Majlak and George Janko to host the show.

Recently, the trio discussed various topics like KSI and Logan Paul’s boxing career and the PRIME energy drink’s collaboration with Arsenal. However, the hot topic of the podcast was their discussion of Andrew Tate. While the trio was discussing the former kickboxer, Paul claimed his hype would end in 2023.

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Logan Paul said, “He needs to change personally. If everything he said about what he believes is true, he’s not going to do. So as of now, my statement stands that I made in your vlog. By 2023, he will not have a sliver of relevancy, hopefully, and yeah, no fu*k him. I’m glad he’s gone, and I did not like what he was doing. I didn’t think it was healthy, and maybe if he had worked a little smarter, he wouldn’t have to be complaining outside of the matrix about how there is a matrix.”

Impaulsive hosts questioning Andrew Tate’s business

The American Youtuber further took shots at Tate’s policies and business. He criticized how the former boxer “tricks dumb men” into filling his pockets. Moreover, Twitch streamers xQc and HasanAbi also criticized Tate for his Hustler’s University. Hasan even claimed it to be a pyramid scheme. Even Mike Majlak mimicked Hasan’s thoughts in the podcast.

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