'Misogynist' Andrew Tate says he was paid $20K under Twitter's creator plan,Andrew Tate shared that he was receiving $20,379 as part of Twitter's new content creator payment scheme months after Elon Musk lifted his years-long account ban.
‘Misogynist’ Andrew Tate says he was paid $20K under Twitter’s creator plan
Andrew Tate shared that he was receiving $20,379 as part of Twitter’s new content creator payment scheme months after Elon Musk lifted his years-long account ban.
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