Shruti Suman
Renowned multi-millionaire social media influencer, Andrew Tate, well-known for his controversial viewpoints, has stirred a significant online debate with his assertion that “eggs are not real.” Tate, who is presently facing charges of rape, made this statement following his release from house arrest.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the wealthy influencer expressed his disbelief in the existence of eggs. He declared, “Eggs are not real. There’s nothing you can show or tell me that will convince me otherwise. So, let me get this straight. An egg has a hard exterior and a soft interior. You can eat it, but if you don’t, it magically transforms into a dinosaur?” Tate’s peculiar and unconventional claims quickly gained traction, amassing nearly 3 million views and over 14,000 likes.
The post rapidly went viral and triggered a multitude of reactions from users. Some endorsed this bizarre theory, while others expressed disagreement and made jests. One X user drew a comparison between the concept of eggs and atoms, finding it equally nonsensical, as everything is supposedly composed of atoms.
Another user concurred with Tate’s theory, contending that eggs are artificial and unhealthy, and commended him for disseminating what they believed to be the truth.
Agreeing with this peculiar theory, another user affirmed that Tate was on the right track.
One X user questioned whether Tate would go on to assert that milk, cheese, and butter were also unreal, branding him as delusional.
Another user playfully commented on the luxury of having ample free time to debate the existence of eggs, humorously remarking, “Aspiration: being wealthy enough to have the time to debate the existence of eggs.”
