YouTuber and online investigator Stephen "Coffeezilla" has shared a new video detailing how one of his upcoming investigations has reportedly angered Andrew Tate. The investigation delves into a series of crypto businesses associated with Andrew Tate and his younger brother Tristan, such as $SROOST, $VENOM, RNT, and DADDY coin.
In the video, Coffeezilla said his email ID was doxxed by Andrew Tate, who allegedly urged his fans to send threatening and offensive messages to him. He said:
"He leaked my email address which I thought was maybe unintentional until he told his fans to go email me on his behalf to call me gay and then went on a two-minute rant where he never answered a single question, instead saying that he would pump a meme coin. His fans flooded my email, and disliked my upcoming video, even though no one has seen it yet."
"I have hundreds of these emails" - Coffeezilla claims Andrew Tate's fans flooded his email with slurs
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In the video, Coffeezilla also claimed that Andrew Tate's fans sent him hundreds of emails containing slurs. He said:
"Now I have got an email inbox full of slurs, from Andrew Tate's 'war room,' his inside council, the alpha males, this fiered group of elite men. Legit, I have hundreds of these emails, all freaking out on behalf of an alpha male who is also freaking out about questions that he refuses to answer and about an investigation, none of them have seen."
The content creator also talked about Tate's promotion of his $Daddy coin:
"Tate promotes a coin called DADDY. Just imagine, how cringy you have to be to follow a guy that you are calling 'daddy' and you are paying him financially."
He added that Tate refused to answer any of his questions, stating:
"We have had zero questions answered."
Of course, this isn’t the first time Coffeezilla has called out creators for their crypto-related activities. His most well-known investigation centers around Logan Paul and his CryptoZoo project. He once also called out JJ "KSI," accusing him of participating in pump-and-dump schemes.