NBA star Michael Porter Jr admits to using bizarre tactics involving Andrew Tate for women's attention

Earlier, on August 15, Brooklyn Nets player Michael Porter Jr. admitted to something that might have created shockwaves among viewers. He admitted to using bizarre tactics in front of women to gauge their attention. He said that he would just start a conversation about Andrew Tate around them just to see how they react. He also stated that if he has to date anyone, they will have to bring something to the table. He said it all during an interview with the “One Night with Steiny” podcast. The Nets player does feel differently about women. Although he confirmed in the podcast that he is not a misogynist, he would still involve himself into conversations involving Andrew Tate just to see how women feel about him. During the “One Night with Steiny” podcast, Brooklyn Nets player Michael Porter Jr. revealed a lot of things about how he would want to perceive a woman. “I need to see a little bit about their, like, beliefs,” said the NBA star, discussing how he wants to approach when it comes to dating someone. “So, I’m not saying I'm a misogynist or anything, but I’ll throw on some Andrew Tate and see how they react... I’ll bring up, like, conversations and play devil's advocate just to see how this girl, like, thinks about certain things.” He was very clear about the “Misogynist” part and made sure to mention it to avoid controversy. However, in between the podcast, he didn’t quite clarify if they agreed with Andrew Tate or had utterly disapproving views. In the latter part of the podcast, he went on about how he would never date a woman who has been romantically involved with someone he was “cool” with. And to everyone’s surprise, he also said that if he has to date someone, they will “have to bring something to the table”. “I don’t mind providing for you, I don’t mind doing that,” the Nets star said. “You can stay at the crib, you can do your thing. You gotta bring something to the table. You gotta help me mentally, you gotta be able to cook or something... otherwise what value are you bringing to my life. These girls nowadays it’s like they just want to live like queens and do absolutely nothing.” The podcast saw a variety of topics discussed by the Brooklyn Nets star. At one point, he mentioned that sports betting has its loopholes when it comes to the NBA. “Think about it: if you can get all your homies rich by telling them, ‘Yo, bet $10,000 on my under. This one game, I’m gonna act like I got an injury, I’ma sit out, I’ma come out after three minutes,’ and they all get a little bag because you did it one game,” he told the hosts of “One Night With Steiny”. “That is so not okay, but some people probably think like that. They come from nothing and all their homies have nothing.” He believes the NBA faces significant issues with sports betting. Also read: Magic Johnson’s wife Cookie Johnson celebrates the Los Angeles Lakers legend’s 66th birthday at world famous chef’s restaurant