Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan explain their father's "hate" on black culture: "They act like fu*king animals"

Internet influencer brothers Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate made some scathing remarks against "black culture." They cited their father, who despised the distasteful characteristics that some black people exhibit.

The kickboxer-turned-entrepreneur duo is no stranger to controversy, nor are the brothers hesitant to speak on sensitive matters that the majority of influencers avoid. Recently, the Tates had their sights set on the deplorable elements of black culture and explained why their father referred to some black people as "savages" and "f*cking animals":

"My dad was a world level chess player and he was a black guy and he hated black culture cause he said “I know why the racists are racist. Look at these music videos, they act like f*cking animals. Look at these gang wars, they act like savages. "Pull up your pants was his line" his brother added. He used to scream at black people all the time randomly on the streets, "pull up your f*cking pants, you’re making us all look bad."

The Tate brothers have often valorized their father on podcasts and interviews and have spoken of him reverently. Their father, Emory Andrew Tate Jr., was a chess player who had held the title of International Master. He also served in the U.S. Air Force as a sergeant, where he employed his Spanish and contributed as a linguist.

At one point in time, Tate was the 72nd highest-ranked player in the United States, with a FIDE rating of 2413. He also won the United States Armed Forces Chess Championships five times.

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Andrew Tate called IShowSpeed a 'detriment to society'

Popular YouTuber IShowSpeed, during one of his IRL streams in Denmark, was seen arguing with a fan's baby, shouting right next to the infant. The baby cried out in surprise, sparking an argument between Speed and the child's father. Security had to intervene to mediate the situation.

Andrew Tate weighed in on the situation and called out the streamer for his immature acts:

"I don't know Speed, and I actually would like to send a message to Speed whenever I talk to him. He has a huge platform and he has to be very careful because needs to be entertaining. I understand he has to do his job. I get that. But screaming at babies' faces is... there's no need to do that."

The 37-year-old added that broadcasting such obnoxious behavior to millions could encourage the youth to do the same:

"You're going to encourage kids to scream in other babies' faces for YouTube views and you're going to genuinely detriment society."

Check out Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate lambasting IShowSpeed for screaming in a baby's face below (0:24):