Greta Thunberg has dished out a savage response to Andrew Tate after he bragged about his fleet of supercars.
36-year-old self-professed ‘multi-millionaire’ Tate targeted the 19-year-old climate justice activist on Twitter as he bragged about his 33 cars and their ‘enormous emissions’.
“Hello @GretaThunberg, I have 33 cars. My Bugatti has a w16 8.0L quad turbo. My TWO Ferrari 812 competizione have 6.5L v12s.
“This is just the start,” Andrew warned the Swedish environmentalist.
“Please provide your email address so I can send a complete list of my car collection and their respective enormous emissions.”
In response, Grea savagely responded by saying that the Hustlers University founder had ‘small d*** energy’ for his excessive boasting tweet.
“Yes, please do enlighten me,” Greta replied. “Email me at smalld***energy@getalife.com,” she cleverly quipped.
Many of his own followers were unsure of why Andrew, who rose to fame with his misogynistic and judgemental video clips on TikTok, was singling out the teen on the social media platform with his bizarre tweet.
“Imagine having to boast to a child about your enormous emissions,” one social media user penned, while another said: “Wonder why @Cobratate needs to pick on teenage girls with autism. And, yes, that’s a lot of cars. Overcompensate much?”
“Did you finish elementary school? They asked you to return the fourth grade attitude and rhetoric,” another replied.
Andrew later responded to his own tweet with the infamous video of the teenager speaking at the United Nations where she challenged world leaders by telling them: “This is all wrong, I shouldn’t be up here.” Except, the clip was edited and instead featured clips of himself speeding around in his supercars and travelling via private jet.
Another responder asked if Andrew owned an electric car, to which he claimed to be the owner of a Rimac Nevera - a Croatian-manufactured electric supercar, which is the fastest electric car in the world and can reach up to 180 miles per hour in just 9.3 seconds.
His tweet comes as Greta headed on her 227th week of climate strikes on Friday, having told Twitter about her latest endeavour.
She told her followers: “Climate strike week 227. The climate crisis doesn’t go on holiday. #FridaysForFuture #ClimateStrike #PeopleNotProfit.”
She also recently re-tweeted a statement from Carbon Brief about energy usage in the UK, which showed how the richest 10% of people in the UK ‘use more energy flying’ than the poorest 20% of citizens use overall.
