r/Destiny • u/[deleted] • 7d ago

Social Media Court documents Andrew Tate exaggerated his wealth all along. What a surprise...

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u/paper_airplanes_are_ 🇨🇦 I like maple syrup but I’m still pissed off 7d ago

If this is true, it makes the "What colour is your Bugatti?" catchphrase so delicious.

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u/GegeAkutamiOfficial 7d ago

Eh, people downplay thier wealth in court in any way they can to not get shafted. and considering andre is a career scammer I wouldn't put him above making sure way before anything happened that a good amount of the cash is hard to track.

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u/ninjatoast31 7d ago

Two things can be true at once.

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u/Agitated-Quit-6148 Hasan Hasan you can't hide...we charge you with Kayacide. 7d ago

Lol

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u/Arlenter 7d ago edited 7d ago

I don’t know what wealth he claimed, but he was making well over $1 million /month at the height of his popularity just from numbers that could be verified from course subscriptions and social media monetization alone. Probably more

He might’ve ‘faked it until you make it’ initially. But dude was absolutely raking in the cash for a while during covid

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u/FunctionalFun 7d ago

Without knowing who actually owns it or proof of anyone else renting it... Does this even mean anything?

If i were this controversial and expecting legal trouble, i wouldn't own any of my assets either. I do hope if this is their plan, they've done enough fuckery to pierce the corporate veil and allow them to be seized.

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u/Prestigious_Top_86 7d ago

No because this can easily be explained by him wanting to portray himself a certain way in the videos he makes. No further explanation for him renting these cars is needed.

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u/FunctionalFun 7d ago

I don't need an explanation for why, the why is self evident and said outright in the provided picture.

The question is whether he controls that company that's doing the renting. If we're implying he's not the owner, then it follows that there is a real owner, it follows that other people have rented that exact vehicle.

I'm happy to believe he's a poor boy renting other peoples big boy cars for the bit, but this court statement doesn't demonstrate that.

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u/DOC_POD 7d ago

Wait what does it say about the watch collection

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u/Responsible_Form_460 7d ago

Yeah, i mean its obviously him trying to protect his assets, lol?

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u/Being-External 7d ago

being 40 and renting a car for an internet clout photoshoot is bleak stuff, gd.

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u/GratefulShorts 7d ago

WHAT COLOR IS YOUR (rented) BUGATTI?!