Meet the Newest CS2 Icon: Andrew Tate, the TOP G!

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    "display_name": "Andrew Tate",
    "alias": "TOP G",
    "unit_faction": "Social Warfare",
    "operation_collection": "Operation Riptide Agents",
    "rank_icon": "Master Agent (Red)"
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    "head": [
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      "Aviator sunglasses",
      "Cigar in mouth",
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    "torso": [
      "Shirtless",
      "Muscular physique",
      "Chest tattoo (large graphic)",
      "Right arm tattoo (tribal/pattern)"
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      "Green tactical cargo pants",
      "Tactical belt",
      "Combat boots"
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    "accessories": [
      "Wristwatch (left hand)"
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  "background_setting": "Middle Eastern urban street environment (resembling Dust II or Mirage map aesthetics)",
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  "biography_text": "Andrew Tate is a British-American former professional kickboc[sic] Guerrilla Warfare (GW) while serving in the Middle East during the 1990s. After a botched rescue attempt by ST6 and subsequent military cover-up, the US Navy declared Crasswater deceased. Over the years of imprisonment, his patriotism and 'no man left behind' mantra eroded into bitter hatred for all things USA. Newly armed with a severe case of Stockholm Syndrome, Crasswater joined the Trappers of the GW. After a series of 'trust building' attacks on western embassies, Crasswater became GW's most valuable asset—bringing military discipline and organization to an otherwise chaotic gang of rebel fighters. In recent years, Crasswater has grown new GW cells at undisclosed locations across Central America."
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