Andrew Tate has reacted after being the latest target of South Park’s humor.
South Park is…
American animators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Brian Graden are the minds behind Comedy Central’s South Park. Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick are the four lads at the center of the show, which follows their antics in and around the named Colorado town.
The obscene language and dark, surreal humor of South Park, which satirizes a wide range of topics, made it renowned.
Two animated short films, both titled The Spirit of Christmas and made in 1992 and 1995, served as the inspiration for Parker and Stone’s creation of South Park. The second short inspired the creation of South Park and turned into one of the first Internet viral videos.
Andrew’s clap back
The contentious influencer spent months in jail in Romania on charges of organized crime and human trafficking before being freed Tuesday, March 31.
Tate, the 36-year-old “toxic masculinity instructor,” has given his opinion on how the animated comedy series from Trey Parker and Matt Stone attacked him.
Tate wrote: “When I shall be found innocent. I look forward to helping make the greatest South Park episode of all time” in a tweet that he shared with his 5.6 million followers.
He said, “I met one of my lifelong heroes, Randy Marsh,” in a subsequent tweet.
I maintain my entire innocence, and there is 0% chance that I will be found guilty of anything I haven’t done. I sincerely think that justice will be done in the end.
“I think most people understand this, so thank you, and I’m looking forward to getting home,” she said.
“I performed 7,417 pushups while I was in jail,” he continued.
According to Ramona Bolla, a spokeswoman for Romania’s anti-organized crime organization, DIICOT, Tate’s appeal, which contested a judge’s decision last week to extend his arrest for a fourth time, was successful in the Bucharest Court of Appeal.
The spokesperson announced that he will now continue to be under house arrest until April 29. No one has been legally accused.
The professional kickboxer who has lived in Romania since 2017 was previously barred from using a number of social media sites for espousing hate speech and misogynistic opinions.
Tate has maintained the entire time that Romanian prosecutors lack proof and that their prosecution is a “political” plot to muzzle him.
His legal team has already contended that, given the situation, there is no justification for keeping him detained.
According to the Tate brothers’ spokesperson tells MailOnline: “We are dumbfounded by the news that the court has chosen to extend the Tate brothers’ preventative detention.
“The brothers were given the chance to provide all legal guarantees that they are not a flight danger at their initial encounter with the judge, which was very active.
The significant pecuniary damages they have incurred are insignificant in comparison to the moral damages, and they are the first to seek justice in this matter.
It will take years to restore their reputation, trust, and relationship with the general people because their image has been irreversibly damaged.