Greta Thunberg rocked social media with her response to Andrew Tate

Environmental activist Greta Thunberg caused a stir with her Twitter response to American kickboxer Andrew Tate, who mocked her.

According to the news reported by the Turkish BBC, Andrew Tate, who is the most searched name on Google this year, is not on the media agenda, he is known for his sexist and insulting expressions, Greta Thunberg tweeted. “Send me his email address so I can give you a list of my car collection and carbon emissions,” Tate tweeted, sharing the engine specs of his two luxury cars, saying he’s 33. cars.

The 19-year-old Thunberg’s response to Tate, who is one of the most controversial figures in the US and claimed he “gathered a huge following like an angry young man”, was an event on social media.

Thunberg, one of the world’s leading climate change activists, responded to Tate: “Yes, please enlighten me: [email protected]”

‘TWEET OF THE YEAR’

Some users mocked Tate, saying that Thunberg finished Tate off with this response. One user was seen to write: “That’s what it’s called to set fire without emitting any carbon.”

Some users said that Thunberg’s tweet reached the level of tweet of the year.

Some users criticized Thunberg pointing out a physical deformation, saying that she gave a kind of sexist response.

Tate’s response to Thunberg was: “What the hell!” happened.

Tate is at the top of Google’s list of the most searched people in 2022. Known and loved in far-right ideological circles, Tate made a name for himself in the mainstream, with his responses to a few podcast episodes and broadcasts of Twitch circulating.

Twitter froze Tate’s account this year, and Tate returned to Twitter last month. It is still banned from Tate, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.