Everyone knows Andrew Tate better for all the comments, remarks, and unsolicited opinions he seems to hold for everything, more than his former professional kickboxing career and business skills. From anything to everything, the 38-year-old doesn’t hesitate to let his thoughts and views be known, and his latest victim was Rachel Zegler.
While his other opinions are one thing, this recent one on Zegler, in particular, is especially gaining the limelight. This is because his comment came in the wake of the brutal failure of the actress’ latest film Snow White. And apparently, even Tate seems to feel that Zegler could have made this live-action flick “the most popular movie in the world” had she talked less.
Andrew Tate just shared his honest opinion on Rachel Zegler’s Snow White
Famous for pulling off some of the most unexpected stunts, Andrew Tate recently took to his X handle to propose a challenge: If his tweet got more than 5,000 retweets, he promised to “go watch Snow White tomorrow and do a Tate confidential/review on Rumble.” Turns out, his fans were so keen on getting his opinion that they actually pulled it off.
Thus, keeping his promise, Tate did end up renting an entire theatre to stream the Rachel Zegler-led piece with his homies. His review on the same, though, was more surprising than this entire turn of events, for he admitted that this live-action adaptation of the princess whose skin was white as snow could be “the most popular movie in the world,” but only if Zegler talked less.
TALK LESS pic.twitter.com/sVRzZ71laU
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) March 28, 2025
Taking to his X handle @Cobratate, Tate posted a clip of him and his friends watching the movie, with the caption reading TALK LESS as he ranted in the self-made video:
This b—h can sing. This b—h can sing, she should shut the f–k up. This could be the most popular movie in the world. Instead, she’s running her mouth, talking about her opinions. No, who wants to hear a woman’s opinions? Anybody? Anyone? No, didn’t think so. Shut the f–k up and sing. I’ve seen her sing in other videos, she can actually sing. I’ll give it to her, she can sing. This one sucks.
Well, Tate, for one, has garnered more than just a bit of negative attention over all his controversial and misogynistic comments in the past. But, this time around, he unfortunately may be onto something.
Rachel Zegler’s past comments seem to have hindered Snow White‘s success
Even before the release of the movie, Zegler became the center of backlash for one too many reasons. While one of these was that she is Brown and her princess is quite literally written as someone with “skin as white as snow,” others included her being the epitome of negative attention for her political beliefs, which especially conflicted with her co-star Gal Gadot.
Additionally, she also criticized Donald Trump supporters in an Instagram post after the results of the presidential election in 2024 were announced. She wrote, “There is a deep sickness in this country,” declaring: “May Trump supporters and Trump voters and Trump himself never know peace,” though she apologized for the same soon after as well (via The Independent).
Then there were all the controversies she garnered about her comments while promoting her Snow White film back in 2023. Back then, she called Prince Charming “a guy who literally stalks her,” adding, “It’s no longer 1937. She’s not going to be saved by the prince, and she’s not going to be dreaming about true love. She’s dreaming about becoming the leader she knows she can be.”
With this being put out there, though Tate ostensibly said it in a misogynistic light once again, his comment about her talking less and singing more to make the movie popular only seems to be fitting well, for Zegler’s flick is currently brutally failing at the box office. That said, it remains to be seen how Disney copes with this misfire.
Snow White is out in theatres now.
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