Andrew Tate paid an army of subscribers roughly $24 of every $49.99 signup they generated to flood the internet with his clips. The men doing push-ups outside his Miami jail are the final stage of that funnel. His fame was manufactured on purpose. Hustlers University members were coached to clip his most controversial moments, post them from fan accounts, and attach a referral link. Thousands of commissioned accounts pushed one man past 11 billion TikTok views. That design is also why the…