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On Tuesday, Andrew Tate arrived at a court in RomaniaA southeastern European country with a population of 19 million. . He was looks chargedFormally accused of a crime. with human traffickingThe recruitment, transportation or trade of humans for forced labour or sexual exploitation. .

Now, some are asking if the "manosphere", the online space where Tate and others sell the "alpha maleThe dominant male animal in a social group. " lifestyle, can continue without him.

Andrew Tate built a huge audience online. Most of his followers are young men. He says that he can teach them how to be more manly and successful.

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He takes pictures of himself surrounded by beautiful women and boasts about owning fast cars and big houses.

The pictures are very different to the reality, critics say. In reality, Tate has much less money than he says. And seven women say they were forced to make explicitContaining sexual content. videos for Tate.

Yes! Andrew Tate's power depends on the image he shows off online. Now, everyone can see the reality. He will not be powerful for much longer.

No! Tate is already changing his story to say that he is being targeted unfairly. His followers will only become more loyalConstantly supporting a person or group, and not switching sides. to him.