LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: As part of an ad-revenue sharing program, Elon Musk’s Twitter has distributed millions to high-profile Twitter influencers, including the controversial misogynistic influencer Andrew Tate also known as the 'Top G.' The organization has announced that eligible creators will start receiving a share of ad revenue through the comments section of their posts.
Many of the influencers who have publicly disclosed their participation in the program are well-known individuals. For example, Andrew Tate, a controversial figure, shared on Twitter the amount he received as payment after his involvement.
How much did Twitter pay Andrew Tate for content contribution?
In a tweet, Tate confirmed that the platform had started compensating him for his content and pledged to donate all of his Twitter earnings to charitable causes. According to the tweet, Tate has received $20,378 as his share of the ad revenue. Due to his divisive and misogynistic remarks, Andrew Tate has been banned from multiple social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. Twitter remains one of the few sites where the former kickboxer still maintains an active presence.
According to a report from The Washington Post, Twitter's monetization plan has already provided financial benefits to far-right activists. In addition to them, Twitter has also monetized influencers such as political commentators Benny Johnson, Ashley St. Claire, and Ian Miles Cheong. Moreover, Andrew Tate has consistently shown his support for Elon Musk. During an interview with Valuetainment media, the former ISKA kickboxing world champion praised Musk, referring to him as a man of genuine purpose. He said, "Man, I love Elon, and I love that he is a man of purpose, and I have soo much respect for a man of purpose. Most people who got his kind of a paycheck... in the 90s would have cashed out... He decided to risk it all again to try to achieve the most impossible things."
'Much deserved King'
As soon as the update was shared by Tate, it received various comments. A user wrote, "Wait. You don't even have subscriptions enabled. How is this possible?" A second user wrote, "Much deserved King ? Excited for when this is $100k". A third user said, "Real man shit right there. ? never knew about your charity work until watching your tucker interview, I've got more respect for ya than ever." Another one said, "That's a lot, Repesct for donating it, I know many rich people that would still keep it". While another user wrote, "It dont matter how Andrew will always find a way to make money G ?."
