A fresh chapter has emerged in the ongoing rivalry between Andrew Tate and controversial streamer Nico “Sneako.” The tension between the two internet figures escalated after Sneako took aim at Tate for “going against the core fundamentals of Islam” following a controversial tweet by the former kickboxer. On September 15, 2024, Tate tweeted, “White supremacists are totally right,” sparking a backlash from Sneako.
The heated exchange didn’t stop there. Tate, now 37, responded to Sneako’s criticism, calling his path “asinine” and even going as far as to claim that he could “end” the younger streamer’s career. In response, Sneako, 26, addressed the situation during a live broadcast on his Rumble channel on September 16, 2024. During the stream, which was later shared in a one-minute-21-second clip on X (formerly Twitter), Sneako went on a fiery rant against Tate, expressing his frustration at how defending the British-American personality had hurt his own reputation.
Sneako, who had previously stood by Tate through thick and thin, revealed his disappointment at Tate’s behavior. According to the banned YouTuber, defending Tate had become a “meme,” with people poking fun at him and accusing him of “glazing”—a slang term for blindly supporting someone. Sneako lamented that despite his relentless defense of Tate, he never received any gratitude in return. He reflected on the numerous debates and heated discussions he engaged in while standing up for Tate, particularly during the period when Tate was imprisoned.
“When they were in jail, do you know the amount of people I had to debate? The amount I had to go against defending your case? Never, a word of thanks,” Sneako said during his rant. Despite this, he claimed he didn’t need Tate’s approval but expected mutual respect.
The feud between the two took a darker turn as Sneako accused Tate of trying to “tear down” his career. He expressed frustration over Tate’s negative comments about him and how the first time Tate publicly acknowledged him was to threaten to end his career.
Prominent YouTuber WillyMacShow also chimed in on the ongoing drama. In a tweet reacting to Sneako’s outburst, WillyMacShow offered a blunt critique of Sneako, tweeting, “This guy is so r**arded,” adding fuel to the heated conversation surrounding the streamer’s ongoing feud with Tate.
As of now, Andrew Tate has yet to respond to Sneako’s latest accusations. Given their history and the escalating tensions, it’s likely this feud is far from over. Fans and critics alike are eagerly watching to see how the drama will unfold next.