THIS WEEK we called out SoundCloud for hosting Tate’s ‘Pimping Hoes Degree’ (PhD) course. Within 48 hours, they removed the course, confirming it violated their terms of use.
This victory comes hot on the heels of our successful campaign against Spotify, which resulted in the removal of all of Tate’s harmful courses. With two major platforms now taking action, this proves once again that collective activism works.
Why This Win Matters
Tate’s so-called ‘PhD Course’ was a blueprint for coercion, emotional abuse, and control tactics that normalise violence against women. His content fuels the toxic entitlement mindset that underpins rape culture and gender-based violence, making it critical to remove from mainstream platforms.
By de-platforming Tate’s harmful content, we are sending a message to tech companies that they cannot profit from misogyny and exploitation. More importantly, we are helping to create safer spaces for young people who are frequently targeted by this kind of dangerous ideology.
What’s Next?
Our campaign against Andrew Tate is far from over. His influence remains widespread, and we know there are more platforms still hosting his harmful content. We need to keep the pressure on. Stay tuned for more!
Together, we are forcing corporates to take responsibility. Let’s keep going!
See also:
WE DID IT – Spotify Removes All of Tate's Trafficking Courses
How to traffic women: Andrew Tate’s guide for wannabe pimps hosted by Spotify
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