True Geordie apologizes to Andrew Tate for islamophobia

The English YouTuber True Geordie says sorry to controversial Andrew Tate for commenting against the religion of Islam amid fight rumors between the two. 

After hundreds of Tate's divisive talks went viral  the British Geordie claimed he really wants to punch the former in the face if the opportunity arises. 

However, the situation since escalated as Tate converted to Islam. 

So the co-host then poked fun at the Kickboxing champion, claiming he would not stand a chance in the ring with Tate's god on his side. 

Through the brutal words Geordie seemed all racist by the critics, stereotyping that Tate should blow himself up and prove how committed he is on being Muslim. 

Hitting back, the professional boxer in a podcast then said, "There are very few people I personally dislike, one of them is True Geordie, He’s very insulting, fat, vulgar, he’s a d**khead, and an unlikeable person. He’s not very smart, he’s stupid." 

He continued, "Now after me converting to Islam, he made a piece on one of his podcasts saying I’m not true in my conversion, and then insulted all Muslims. Making f**king racist comments about an entire religion as if that’s somehow funny." 

"Let me tell you something my friend, and True Geordie if you are watching this, this is a message directly to you. There are certain times in life when you need to know when to shut the f**k up." 

"But to insult my religion, and the religion of billions of people across the f**king planet, making ignorant jokes about blowing ourselves up, thinking it’s gonna go without consequence, you’re gonna learn very quickly my friend that was a mistake," Tate concluded. 

About all this a viewer was totally enraged and thus wrote, "Being islamophobic and perpetuating harmful stereotypes on a public platform and laughing about it is completely ridiculous, especially for someone with a platform as big as his. Anyone saying anything like this shouldn’t be representing the scene." 

Another said, "What a despicable ting to say."