British-American influencer Andrew Tate, infamous for his controversial statements and misogynistic views, has stirred up fresh outrage with a racist remark aimed at Punjabi music sensation Diljit Dosanjh. In a video clip shared on social media, Dosanjh, currently on his 2024 India Tour, was seen offering his jacket to a female fan at a Delhi concert. The heartwarming moment went viral, showing the fan overcome with emotion, while her husband also appeared visibly moved.

But Andrew Tate’s reaction marred the positive response. On X (formerly Twitter), Tate commented, “Bet it stinks of curry,” an offensive jab at Dosanjh’s gesture that was quickly labeled as racist. Social media erupted in condemnation, with many calling out Tate’s derogatory remark as yet another instance of his ignorance and lack of respect.

Bet it stinks of curry
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) October 29, 2024

This is not the first time Tate has made headlines for the wrong reasons. Last month, he was accused of rape by two British women amid serious ongoing investigations involving alleged sexual misconduct, including charges of sex with minors and trafficking. Facing potential prison sentences of over a decade if found guilty, Tate has continually denied the accusations, asserting that all his actions were consensual.

The recent outburst has further intensified public scrutiny on Tate, adding to the already mounting controversies surrounding him. Dosanjh, who has won over audiences with his warm interactions and culturally significant music, remains undeterred, staying focused on his tour and connecting with fans worldwide. Meanwhile, Tate’s divisive actions continue to draw widespread backlash, with calls for social media platforms to address the line between freedom of speech and hate speech.