An online course founded by far-right influencer Andrew Tate was breached by hackers, revealing the email addresses of roughly 325,000 users.

The self-described online university, known as The Real World, offers users “advanced training and mentoring” for around $50 per month. Formerly known as Hustler’s University, the platform focuses on topics such as health and fitness, financial investment, and e-commerce businesses.

“Money making is a skill,” the website states. “We will teach you how to master it.”

On Thursday, the hackers made their actions known by flooding the course’s primary chatroom with emojis they uploaded while Tate was streaming an episode of his show “Emergency Meeting” on Rumble.

The emojis included a transgender flag, a feminist fist, an AI-generated image of Tate draped in a rainbow flag, another where his buttocks are enlarged, and the cat character used in the “boykisser” meme.

    • @4lan
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      57 hours ago

      I guarantee the vast majority are around 14 years old

      • @zarathustra0
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        How many 14 year olds have $50 per month going spare?

    • Snot Flickerman
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      5617 hours ago

      Time to become a scammer and financially ruin the kind of dumb men who would fall for this?

      • @rayyy
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        48 hours ago

        That would be over half of the male population in the U.S.

        • @[email protected]
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          1111 hours ago

          I don’t know.

          I think alienation is what drove droves of young men to this clown, so perhaps we shouldn’t try and alienate them more by scamming them and try and understand what the appeal of Tate was/is and work to fix that.

          • @rayyy
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            28 hours ago

            No, no, no. Tate is scamming them and they love it. They need scammed until they get their fill. In the meantime, why not profit like Tate, Alex Jones, Tim Pool and Glen Beck? Maybe sell some nice, Freedom Ass Tanning lotion.

            • @[email protected]
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              68 hours ago

              I only steal from corporations, however bad the individual may be. That’s just my moral compass though.

              • Krzd
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                And only if the corporation is big enough. Don’t steal from your local corner store.

                And also, don’t steal for profit.

                I work at a hardware store, and if you steal some small shit like a file/screwdriver/whatever, you’re good. If I see you stealing 5k in light fixtures, tools, and batteries, I’ll get my bonus thank you very much.

                • @[email protected]
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                  26 hours ago

                  Corporation by definition is a large company or group of companies.

                  I would class my local corner shop as stealing from people, as in it’s an individual or families livelihood.

                  I agree on not taking the piss though and stealing £5k in light fixtures. If only corporations would have such limitations in their theft.

                  • Krzd
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                    26 hours ago

                    I fully agree, some people just need the extra clarification though

                    At the store I’m at it’s handled pretty nice, we won’t stop anyone under a very low amount (single digit €) and above that it’s very dependent on your behaviour + how much you tried to steal, so you might just have to pay a 50€ fine without police involvement.

          • @Sonor
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            811 hours ago

            I think i read something or maybe listened to a podcast, where they theorized that Tate got his audience around the time when Jordan Peterson left the “guardian of young men” role. I think it kinda stands to reason that young men don’t really have decent men as mentors or role models these days.

    • @Hackerman_uwu
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      1113 hours ago

      Sadly many people pony up for these scams out of desperation despite being unable to afford them.