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Lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate are claiming the brothers’ flaunting of supercars, luxury yachts and expensive watches on social media shouldn't be taken as evidence of their wealth because the pair have been lying about their financial status to look rich and sell an online persona, per Forbes

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Shawn Went All In @Shawn92978652 ·

@unusual_whales You don’t say

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guy @sirmedu ·

@unusual_whales per Forbes ouch 🤕😭☠️

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Johnny Vindicated @elSchtaunko · C

@unusual_whales typical beta homo males

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🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 @UncJuniorDeluca · D

@unusual_whales Everything is fake and gay.

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goodguyM @goodguyMish ·

@unusual_whales Of course most of these YouTubers are poor AF, everything rented. Fake it till you make it is their motto Real Riches wouldn’t even wanna appear online.

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FreshMotion @FreshGod6969 ·

@unusual_whales His fanboys are going to come to defend him with the “it’s rented under their own business entity” claims.

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Pompliano @Pomplianoia · D

@unusual_whales In court, the Tate brothers’ lawyers say the luxury stuff on social media was mostly rented, borrowed, or paid promo They say the rich guy act was the business.

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Sterling Desk @SterlingDeskFX · D

@unusual_whales The irony is the real business model may have been selling the appearance of wealth, not wealth itself. When status becomes the product, the flexes aren't evidence of the balance sheet. They're part of the acquisition funnel.

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Phil Hie @philhie · D

@unusual_whales "your honor, the yachts were fake" is an all time defense

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DreX @DreX_AD ·

@unusual_whales Tater tots fell for one of the biggest scams/rug pulls in modern history. For anyone sober and not low iq it was painfully obvious from the start.

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8lends @eightlends · 101K A

@unusual_whales the performance art is wild at this level whole industry built on illusion

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Sevenÿÿÿÿ..🐂🀄️ @seven_rightmeow · D

@unusual_whales lawyers always tell the truth

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vacant vying @vacantvying ·
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Melio @MelioHL · 13K D

@unusual_whales Admitting you lied to look rich is not exactly a defense It just confirms the persona was fake

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Mcmxt @McmxtTV · C

@unusual_whales So the strategy is ‘you going to believe me or your lying eyes?’ Brilliant. I wonder where those lawyers came from with that stellar performance. Poor people don’t have yachts, sports cars, millions of followers, fans, media deals, name recognition- lawyer 101 a daft defense

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₿en Baldin @BaldinBen · D

@unusual_whales God for bid a home boy tries to be influential & help young men change their mindset & better themselves

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Jabba Wookie @Jabbawookie8 · D

@unusual_whales Fuck em

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Marcus Jackson @mdotjacks25 · B

@unusual_whales lmao Most beta males in existence

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Aurora @Aurora_pp1 · D

@unusual_whales so the flex was basically part of the product thats one hell of a business model

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R3NO @r3noindex · C

@unusual_whales Flaunting? I fund that hard to believe

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AigentLab | smithx.eth @aigentlab · D

@unusual_whales Ambition soars high, a beacon of our unwavering drive.

ZOLTAN @therealzoltanz · D
AAG @AAGCOLOUR · C

@unusual_whales Fags lol

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Just A Man @NeoAnderson166 · D

@unusual_whales They must really be fucked of their destroying their public image to try to avoid consequences.

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web3 lawyer 首席大律师 @Web3Counsels · D

@unusual_whales admitting to systematically lying about wealth to sell a persona is a weird flex in court. it doesn't exactly build credibility for any other claims, and can open up a different set of legal vulnerabilities.

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Hugo Fuchs Supports 🇺🇦 @Hugo_Fuchs ·

@unusual_whales Even renting supercars, yachts, and having fake watches means they have significant capital outlay.

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G @Gwnpd0 ·

@unusual_whales Don’t believe anything you see online most of the stuff you see from not even just influencers even normal people is pretty much just an act or is highly curated

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Forrest Dweller @northstar_wind · D

@unusual_whales In other words, they got away with fraud.

Tulipmania @trippyytulip · D

@unusual_whales So…streamers?

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turkish @t_rkish ·

@unusual_whales Hahahahaha

original · tl

@unusual_whales Hahahahahah

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The Scarlet Method @ScarletMethod · D

@unusual_whales Selling the lifestyle as proof the method works, then collecting course fees before anyone checks the receipt. That's the whole business model.

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ZenFlow · 禅流 @nanhaier · D

@unusual_whales So their lawyers are saying that flaunting wealth is fake, but fraud is real? That's quite a unique line of reasoning.

original · zh

@unusual_whales 所以他们的律师是说,炫富是假的,但诈骗是真的?这辩护思路倒是挺清奇。

hamza 🍀 @hamzashahkhan2 · D

@unusual_whales They made money off of poor people buying their course 😂😅😅😅😂

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hedg3d @hedg3d ·

@unusual_whales It’s called put everything in a trust so you technically don’t own anything.

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C T @CTosuq ·

@unusual_whales They are such faggots lmao

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manhdung.sol @manhdungYokiko · C

@unusual_whales So theyre admitting fraud while denying wealth? Classic.

SecretRareSpiderman @RareSpiderman · C

@unusual_whales Rappers do the same shit.

THE Jordy @JKD12237 · D
Brandon Clark @Bclark86 ·

@unusual_whales Who would of thought!? 😱

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Macro Bombastic @MacroBombastic · 11K D

@unusual_whales I mean, that's basically admitting the whole brand was a front

billyteatea @ohthisis · D

@unusual_whales It sounds like the internet persona was just a giant performance piece.

Dk @dexpc5 ·

@unusual_whales I feel bad for the young people who followed these clowns

Larenzo @__larenz__ · D