Andrew Tate has turn into the most recent victim of “South Park” trolls.
The ex-kickboxer, who was recently free of Romanian jail after a sex trafficking arrest, appeared on the comedy show as “toxic masculinity coach” Alonzo Fineski.
Within the episode, which aired Wednesday, Fineski pulls a gun on Randy Marsh after the character disrespected several strippers in his employ.
Marsh counters by saying that he was attempting to point out his sons an excellent time.
“Look, I’m just attempting to combat the messages that the liberal left is putting out to young men about their male instincts being toxic,” Marsh said to Fineski. “I’m trying to point out my son and his nerdy little friend what an actual party is because society wants them to be ashamed of their masculine natures.”
Fineski then states that he “will call some friends.”
The party later involves a crashing halt when the cops arrive and reveal that Fineski is a sex trafficker.
The clip was retweeted from Tate’s verified account.
“Once I will probably be proven innocent,” reads the tweet. “I look ahead to help create the best South Park episode of all time.”
Whether or not Tate, 36, actually collaborates with the show stays to be seen. Nevertheless, his comments sparked a heated debate.
“I don’t think being a personality on Southpark is sort of the flex you think that it’s lol,” slammed one user.
“You do realize the episode makes fun of you,” said one other person. “Like lil bro, this aint a dub.”
“How’s that understanding for you thus far bud,” questioned a 3rd person.
Other users were excited over the potential collab.
“Welcome home,” tweeted one fan.
Several other users called the kickboxer a “legend.”
“The world hasnt bin the identical without you Andrew Tate,” said a 3rd person.
This just isn’t the primary time that “South Park” has taken aim at influential figures.
In February, the show took aim at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by having their animated doppelgängers shoot off fireworks while parading around banners that read “don’t take a look at us” or “we wish our privacy.”
Markle was reportedly “upset and overwhelmed” by the episode.
