Spotify Yanks Andrew Tate’s ‘Pimping Hoes’ Course Amid Employee Outrage and Growing Backlash

‘Pretty vile that we’re hosting [his] content,’ one employee says on the audio streamer’s internal messaging platform.

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Andrew Tate, left, and Tristan Tate attend a UFC 313 mixed martial arts event at Las Vegas. AP/John Locher

The “manosphere” influencer who is currently facing human trafficking charges in Romania and a criminal investigation in Florida, Andrew Tate, had numerous podcasts removed from Spotify after multiple employees at the audio streaming platform voiced their outrage over the “pretty vile” content.

The streaming giant’s internal communications show employees’ disgust over the platform hosting Mr. Tate’s “Pimping Hoes,” an audio course posted through “Spotify for Creators,” a monetization program for podcasters in which content producers keep 100 percent of the revenue.

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