The Tates' current project, when not pretending there's no legal case against them and threatening women on social media, is called BRUV (presumably, CHAV, SPIV and CHUD were all taken), and while I don't pretend to be the great UK politics' understander, I'm not sure this is how any of this works.
I do know it's jarring to see Alina Habba (Trump's lawyer, future White House employee) hanging with Benny "Rubles" Johnson and fawning over Andrew Tate.
Fellow Tenet media personality Tim Pool recently had to be schooled by Piers Morgan on the various faults of Stephen Lennon-Yakety Sax. I am learning so much UK political culture! Who as Nigel Farage, who is so too completely fit to lead Reform, could tell you, is a provocateur who gets into scuffles in front of cameras to fundraise on.
And all because I think Elon Musk pointed "Tommy"--as he goes by, not at all suspect--out of a line-up and decided he liked the cut of his Anglo-Saxon jib. And also wants to start mass anti-immigration riots in the UK over grooming gangs, which is starting to feel ironic. Sigh. It's a lot.
You know what's not ironic? The artwork I've got hanging over this blogpost. There's apparently a whole genre of assorted Dangerously Stupid Heroes for Emotionally Arrested Boys artwork available, on canvas no less, to hang in one's man cave or Hot Bachelor Pad. You can get it at Amazon! You can be certain it's not ironic because I don't think anyone able to hang it up (over their bed, perhaps?) is capable of it.
Anyway, if anyone was wondering, the Tates are apparently as Christian as Russell Brand, now. I'm saying that you were wondering that. But it's probably as true as anything else.
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