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AI resurrects DMX and 2Pac for “mind-blowing” new viral song Instagram: 2pac, dmxWith new AI technology, YouTuber ‘Dopfunk‘ was able to create a posthumous collaborative song between late rappers DMX and 2Pac. The dispute about evolving AI technology has many people going back and forth online, with celebrities like Ice Cube being strictly against it. Rapper Lil Wayne has even commented on the vastly growing trend to make AI-generated songs with his voice, saying he’d be surprised if AI could replicate him, as he believes he’s too “amazing” to be duplicated. However, for late artists, AI-generated songs could very well keep the opinions of technological replication above the water, as YouTuber Dopfunk’s recent mix of DMX and 2Pac has fans roaring with approval. Viewers call posthumous DMX and 2Pac AI song the “best” remix they’ve ever heard Dopfunk’s YouTube channel is full of AI-generated songs made by himself. He has tracks that include renowned artists like 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, and most recently, the late DMX and 2Pac. Along with his AI songs, which sound acutely close to the real artists, are Dopfunk’s original titles that he creates as well. There’s ‘Next Generation’ with 50 Cent, ‘Four Cornered Room’ with 2Pac, and ‘The Storm’ with Ja Rule. Though his tracks have received thousands of views, dopfunk’s posthumous song ‘Facing Death’ featuring both late artists DMX and 2Pac has gained the likes of even more people. One fan commented on the YouTube song, saying, “Honestly this is mind-blowing!” They continued, “This is Tupac rapping and I don’t care what anyone says. The best remix I’ve ever heard!” Another shared their gratitude for Dopfunk’s creation, saying, “Unreal! Pac was everything to me growing up! For just a second it felt like he was here with us! Thank you for giving us fans another chance to hear him! Much respect.” Another viewer even credited the awe-inspiring technology, saying, “A masterful technology for those that have passed.” Though AI-generated songs have become a viral discussion and trend, there has not been any inclination that artists will lose their fanbase due to technological replications. If anything, it sparks the debate on what sounds better, a performing artist or a duplicated rendition by a computer. Dopfunk isn’t the only one mixing epic AI beats and lyrics to make a late artist come to life, as TikToker ‘Alverse2’ also created a posthumous rendition of a Kanye West and Jay Z song. However, the AI remix was with Biggie Smalls and 2Pac, making for yet another exemplary example of what AI is able to do.

AI model goes viral with thousands of fans despite not being real TWITTER: AiModelMillaAn AI influencer has been garnering thousands of followers, views, and likes with her bikini posts, despite not being real. Milla Sofia is a 19-year-old social media star from Helsinki, Finland, who has taken the internet by storm with her sultry bikini photos and fashion content. The influencer has racked up 9,000 followers on Twitter, 35,000 on Instagram, and 93,000 on TikTok, where she shares images of herself enjoying the sun in Greece, Bora Bora and on million-dollar yachts. In reality, however, this blonde beauty is purely a creation of artificial intelligence, who’s fooled thousands of people online into thinking she is a living, breathing human. But while most digitally-created models hide the fact that they’re not real, Milla stands out because she acknowledges that she was generated by artificial intelligence. “Welcome to my virtual realm! I am not your ordinary influencer; I am a 19-year-old woman residing in Finland, but here’s the twist — I’m an AI-generated virtual influencer,’ reads her website. AI influencer Milla Sofia goes viral She may not be real, but that hasn’t stop Milla from enjoying posting holiday pictures to her thousands of fans on different social media platforms. In a viral TikTok with 1.7 million views, she shared a photo of herself wearing summer clothes, posing in front of a flower field. “The field of dreams. The beauty of nature is all around us!” the caption read. The AI model was bombarded with compliments, with one supporter commenting: “OMG you are absolutely beautiful.” Another fan agreed, adding: “Thank you lord for creating this angel.” Besides posting stunning pictures, she has also created a resume expressing her skills. On her website, Milla states that she’s a fashion model, but she’s “currently considering which brand to become a fashion ambassador and virtual influencer.” Amazingly, this wouldn’t be the first time that a computer-generated influencer has popped off on social media, after AI Instagram model Rozy secured more than 100 sponsorships in under a year.

AI Jesus answers important questions about Fortnite, Neon Genesis Evangelion, more ask_jesus TwitchA Twitch stream allows users to ask an AI Jesus all of their burning questions about upcoming game releases and their favorite anime. ask_jesus on Twitch is an almost never-ending stream of users asking extremely random questions to the artificial intelligence that portrays Jesus Christ himself. When popping onto the stream, users will be greeted by what appears to an Americanized version of the Messiah. The stream is just one continuous loop of the AI Jesus, but it does come with an interesting feature. AI Jesus on Twitch takes user’s questions Chatters can interact with the AI Jesus by asking questions in the chat. When the AI begins answering the question, the loop of Jesus stays the same, but the mouth seems to be moving along with the words generated by the AI system used to answer the question. As with most AI, the mouth moves a little bit wonky, but that isn’t a surprise to anyone familiar with AI of this caliber. As for the questions asked, one user asked for Jesus’s opinion on the Battle Royale FPS Fortnite, and the response was gentle yet interesting. The AI claimed they don’t indulge in video games, but that video games can provide enjoyment to gamers while also being played in moderation and with good spirits. Another question asked was about a quick summarization of the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, which was answered promptly. Another user asked who would win in a fight with Goku, though it was not clear who the battle would be against. The AI Jesus does refuse to answer certain questions, which for the viewer’s sake is probably a good thing. While some questions are most definitely NSFW, most appear to be innocent and somewhat silly. While the rendition of Jesus might not be the best choice, the chat appears to keep things light-hearted and comical, which can be a sight for sore eyes used to negative comments and chats.

AI-generated Family Guy is horribly offensive and already banned on Twitch YouTube: AI_PeterA horribly offensive, AI-generated version of Family Guy has made its way to YouTube & Kick, though it’s already banned on Twitch. Over the last few months, Artificial Intelligence has taken over the internet with various generative tools like Bing AI and Adobe Firefly. We’ve also seen AI-generated versions of popular tv shows like Seinfeld and SpongeBob SquarePants pop up on streaming platforms. The latest to join the fold is an AI parody of Family Guy, and it’s already banned on Twitch. AI-generated Family Guy already banned on Twitch Created on June 7, 2023, The AI_Peter Twitch channel was hit with a ban sometime during their broadcast on June 14 according to Twitchtracker. When attempting to access the channel, it displays one of Twitch’s universal ban messages instead. “This channel is temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s Community Guidelines or Terms of Service,” it reads. Twitch does not comment on account bans publicly, so the exact reason behind its removal is unknown. We can safely say, however, that the parody Family Guy stream has been quite offensive since its launch with racist hate comments, potential bomb threats, doxxing, and more. They also held a brief moment to announce that Brian the dog had passed away. While the AI-generated parody show is banned on Twitch, the stream is also available on Kick and YouTube for the time being. To check out more AI-related news and other viral stories, head over to check out our coverage.

AI-created influencer lands over 100 sponsorships in under a year Rozy/InstagramHuman social media stars might want to be on the lookout, as a new influencer created entirely from artificial intelligence has already snatched up more than 100 endorsements in less than a year. Influencers that only exist in cyberspace aren’t exactly new – just take a look at recent ‘personalities’ like VTubers, KDA from League of Legends, or AI-generated influencer lilmiquela (who boasts over 3 million followers on Instagram). However, the computer-generated world seems to be catching the eye of advertisers as of late, who are giving more and more sponsorships and endorsements to these “virtual humans” instead of the real thing. Seems like a theme right out of a science fiction novel, right? Well, it’s completely real, and one Korean AI-created influencer has already nabbed over 100 endorsements after debuting on social media in December of 2020. Let us introduce Rozy, who, from her pictures, seems to be a regular 22-year-old Instagram star. However, like lilmiquela, she’s not a real person at all. Instead, Rozy was created entirely from AI by South Korean company Sidus Studio X in August of 2020, before launching her social media later on that year. According to Sidus CEO Baek Seung Yeop, Rozy has already landed more than 100 sponsorships and endorsements, and is set to make close to $1 million in 2021. “She has landed more than 100 sponsorships now, but we have not been able to process them yet,” Yeop said in a release. “We have achieved our goal profit now, and I think Rozy will be able to make more than 1 billion KRW (~$854,007) by the end of this year.” So, why do advertisers seem to be turning to an AI-generated influencer instead of the real thing? Well, for one, these so-called “virtual humans” don’t have to worry about petty things like drama, fatigue, or even human emotions. “These days, celebrities are sometimes withdrawn because of school, violence, scandals, or bullying controversies,” Yeop explained. “However, virtual humans have zero scandals to worry about.” Not only is she 100% drama-free, she’ll also never age past 22 years old or get sick. On top of that, there’s no chance of things from her past coming back to bite her, since she has no past to worry about! That means she could operate as a model or spokesperson indefinitely. She can also go anywhere and do anything advertisers want her to do, in much less time than a real human would need… and for much cheaper. So, to all the actual human beings that are content creators and social media stars out there — you might want to watch out. We’re entering a brave new world, and your biggest competition might not be other influencers before too long, but the computers and algorithms behind them.

AI brings Biggie and Tupac back to life with new song and fans say it’s fire Artificial Intelligence has created yet another major music mashup that’s going viral, this time between the late rap greats Biggie Smalls and Tupac. Artificial intelligence has become a hot topic over the past several months as more technology emerges that can create impressive — and sometimes frightening — content. For example, deepfaked content of female Twitch streamers took over the internet last year. On top of that, many artists across the net have spoken out against AI artworks, which can be created by placing simple text prompts into a learning algorithm. Now, AI has advanced to the point where it can perfectly recreate someone’s voice, as seen in the case of an AI episode of the Joe Rogan podcast that published a shockingly accurate rendition of both the famous host and Steve Jobs. AI collab between Biggie and Tupac goes viral AI has also taken to creating songs from some of the world’s top music artists… the latest of which has paired two rap greats for a cover of an iconic song. In April, a TikTok creator named ‘AIverse2’ uploaded a jaw-dropping cover of the song **** In Paris, originally by Kanye West and Jay Z. However, this time, the TikToker used AI to replace the artists with Biggie Smalls and Tupac — and this pairing is nothing short of a masterpiece. Commenters couldn’t get enough of this legendary pairing on such an iconic song, but others are wary of what this technology could potentially lead to. “This is both dope and scary AF at the same time,” one user said. “We’re living through a pivotal moment in history,” another mused. “This and the hologram concerts would be wild af!” yet another commenter exclaimed. This is far from the first time someone has made a song using the voices of prominent artists with the help of AI. In fact, one netizen went viral after creating an original song ‘Heart on My Sleeve’ between Drake and The Weeknd… but the popular AI track has sparked some backlash from music buffs over what impact this might have on the industry.

“It’s art theft”: AI art is taking over VTubing, but murky ethics worry artists YouTube: Gawr Gura / NovelAI: GreyfoxdeltaArtificial intelligence and machine learning now has the art realm in its grasp. While the technology is getting more advanced with photogenic creations, the VTubing world is grasping with a new reality where AI art overruns the medium full of human artists. While AI image creation programs have existed for a number of years, only in 2022 has it been truly classified as ‘art’. NovelAI, Midjourney, and DALL-E are just some of the big names floating around in the space; AI that can take one line prompts and transform them into intricate pieces, which users can then tinker with to get what they are looking for. It’s very easy to get your hands on one of these programs as a non-artist and type in a prompt to feel like one of the best. Want to replicate a Van Gogh piece, or put accessories on the Mona Lisa? These programs can do that and more. Whether it’s AI or just machine learning is another debate, but the programs are quickly reaching photogenic quality as it’s fed millions of prompts a day, scraping billions of images on the internet — mostly without explicit artist permission. In any space this is a threat to human artists, but the effects are being felt well and truly in the VTubing industry. Twitter trends are full of pieces of top VTubers and fan prompts generating AI art. Hololive, NIJISANJI, independent stars are all being fed into the machine, and their art tags are bombarded with computer-made pieces that’s becoming harder to distinguish from someone’s hand-drawn work. To give fans the benefit of the doubt, most are doing it to create fan art of their favorite virtual stars. However the gray area AI art lives in could lead to legal troubles at all ends, and it presents a moral and ethical dilemma in a space that hasn’t just relied on the human hand to thrive, but wouldn’t exist without it. Some VTubers are already making their stance known. Hololive stars Gawr Gura, Takanashi Kiara, and Mori Calliope haven’t necessarily condemned the practice entirely, but have asked fans to not use their dedicated hashtags to promote AI art. Independent VTubers like Bao have followed in their lead. “As there is a rise in popularity for AI created art, I want to request everyone who makes use of these functions to not post their AI created art in my art hashtag as it might be hard to differentiate in certain cases and I would only like originally created art there,” Kiara told fans. “As I scroll through my art hashtag now, one of these days I’m going to accidentally like something from an AI art and I feel like you guys are going to light me ablaze and flame me,” Gura added on stream. “I understand the AI art is a little bit eh, but it’s gotten so realistic looking I have a hard time differentiating.” There is also a consensus artificial intelligence has been exploiting existing art pieces to ‘learn’ styles and become more realistic, often without the artists’ knowing. This has led to some conflict. “Are you saying a human using my character design as a reference to draw something from scratch with the skill they acquired over years by practice versus a computer throwing together random existing unrelated art without the artist’s permission is the same,” Kiara told one fan. From the artist’s side, there’s a genuine fear of what this could mean for the future of VTubing. It’s not just fan art that’s an issue. AI art could become the norm for someone looking for a cheap VTuber model, taking work away from artists who have honed their craft for years. Why commission pieces when you can subscribe to a service for much cheaper? It’s in a legal, moral, and ethical gray zone. However, in the words of ‘Lucks’, an adult VArtist who has been doing art for a decade, the way these AI programs work is purely “art theft”. “In the broader scope, I see this as outsiders with bad intentions trying to force themselves into the art community just like with NFTs last year,” they told Dexerto. “They want to put in no effort, but reap all of the rewards. “The main problem with AI art as it’s being used now is the copyright infringement and dubious legality of stealing someone’s work and using it commercially without any license, no payment to the artists, not even a mention of the artists in the database.” There is a lot of doom and gloom around the subject, with many echoing a sentiment of AI art potentially replacing the human hand, especially in the VTuber space. Artists themselves, however, know the importance of their work — and it’s more than just how it looks. “AI art is essentially human-drawn art that’s been ripped to pieces and stitched together by a robot with no idea what intent or creativity is,” Lucks continued. “It’ll always have flaws and mistakes people can almost immediately notice, like extra toes, random shadows where they shouldn’t be, things human artists would know about.” However, all of this can be framed in a discussion about how AI has helped artists in the past. ‘Zenith’, a VArtist who focuses on creating assets for the community, highlighted a number of tools being added to programs to assist artists rather than exploit their work for material gain. “I think the best example I can provide are the features in the art program Clip Studio Paint,” they told Dexerto. “There are options for you to ‘auto-color’ your artwork which is helpful to speed up the process. This is more of the kind of thing that artists would like to see: tools made to assist, not exploit.” What is happening right now though isn’t helping artists in the VTuber space. They don’t materially benefit the VTuber, who has their image thrown through these programs and adds a copyright issue to using the art in thumbnails. It definitely doesn’t help artists, whose work is helping feed these machines without consent. All it does is benefit developers behind the AI art programs, who put subscription fees and licenses on their code to profit off the creation. It can also benefit the users: Midjourney shares in its Terms of Service the creator “owns all Assets you create with the Services” with some exceptions, even if it ostensibly mashes together art without license from others. NovelAI’s Diffusion model, which promotes itself as an anime-style image generator, also gives ownership rights to those making the prompts. This could be in direct conflict with some VTuber agency policies. Hololive’s Derivative Works Guidelines requests fans “limit your creation of derivative works to a fan or hobby level” and to not use models “for purposes that can be deemed as for-profit”. NIJISANJI has a similar policy. Both have turned a blind eye to paid human artist commissions, but the AI space is yet to be explored. Art is more than just something to look at and admire. For thousands in the VTubing space, it’s how they make a living. Having programs steal their work to then profit off of it — even if they release it for free, like in Zenith’s case — is demoralizing. “What seems to be happening is advancement that profits off of the hard work of thousands without consent,” they continued. “This kind of technology is made specifically to circumvent having to use creativity and imagination and of course, to circumvent having to pay real artists. “It is a common artist experience to have to deal with people telling us that ‘art is not a real job’ so it is definitely discouraging when exploitative tech like this comes out, which further cements the idea that we weren’t ever valued to begin with, because the same people who are taking our work are now telling us to get a real job, you know? “The frustration that I personally feel has to do with the fact that there is no way that I as a human being can possibly compete with AI technology to create high quality work at such a fast pace. All of us got into art because we truly love it, but it’s hard to keep the passion alive when the world is progressing beyond their need of us.” Is there a world where AI art could be done in an ethical manner with explicit artist permission and paid licenses and royalties to those who have helped these machines train? One that avoids legal loopholes around copyright? Artists believe there is a potential for it but developers have already shown their hand — and the artists are in a losing position. “AI art could be useful through in-house training, like using image databases that you pay the original artists for,” Lucks said. “But now that they’ve decided to just rip from the internet, it’d be hard to trust them to use it ethically and responsibly. Now that they’ve shown they’re willing to steal, it’s doubtful they’ll do anything with good intentions.” For now all VTubers and artists can do is spread the word, request fans don’t flood hashtags with computer-generated creations, and support human artists. “It’s not like we can just stop posting our artworks online,” Lucks stated. “I’m just hoping it gets better and stops stealing art made by human beings without any credit to the artists.”

Aggressive woman tries to steal Mitch Jones’ phone during IRL stream Twitch streamer Mitch Jones had to quickly get out of a restaurant after an aggressive bystander tried to pull his phone away from him and shut down his stream. The popular streamer, who can usually be found broadcasting his daily antics at home or outside, has racked up a loyal following of over 410,000 fans on Twitch – with thousands of viewers tuning in on a regular basis. Despite that, Jones has found himself in the middle of some controversy on Twitch lately as he is a part of a stream house that is being evicted. He’s also had a pretty rough time on-stream lately too after seeing his hair falling out after attempting to dye it. Yet, the strange happenings on his stream went to the next level after he had to dodge an aggressive bystander. Mitch Jones is a familiar face to Twitch viewers who browse the Just Chatting section. During his July 21 broadcast, Jones had been hanging out at a restaurant with a few friends and brought his viewers along for the ride. However, the situation quickly turned sour when one woman took issue with him streaming. While the streamer was only filming himself, the woman asked him to pause the stream but, of course, he wasn’t complying with that request as he believed he wasn’t affecting anybody else. Yet, the woman quickly scurried over and tried to grab his streaming set-up – prompting Jones to get up and quickly head for the exit. Despite Jones’ exit, his housemate Kailey ‘KBubblez’, stuck around and disputed what had just unfolded with the woman and a restaurant manager. After a few moments, the streamer returned and tried to drag his friends away from the situation, before arguing with the woman himself once again. “Look, we weren’t doing anything to you, we weren’t, but that’s ok,” Jones called out, with his head poked back through the door to try and wrap up the dispute. Before walking away for a final time, he addressed the annoyed patron. “I was filming myself and she got mad. It’s not a big deal,” he added. “I didn’t videotape you.” Ultimately, the streamer and his friends were able to continue on their way without any further issues – finally getting some food without the need to argue with anybody else.

AGDQ forces top speedrunner to change explicit name Awesome Games Done Quick required Fallout speedrunner and streamer “tomatoanus” to change his name in order to participate in their latest event. AGDQ is one of Games Done Quick’s flagship events, along with Summer Games Done Quick – which are held to raise money for several different charities each year. Tomatoanus explained on Twitter that his submissions were still accepted, but he had to alter his name in order to compete on stream at the annual speedrunning event. The speedrunner formerly known as tomatoanus In order to compete at AGDQ 2020, tomatoanus changed his name to “tomatoangus” after he found his submissions weren’t publically viewable, but said he understood why GDQ required the change. “This is obviously because they’re a professional organization representing a charity, which I understand and accept,” tomato wrote in a doc on Twitter. “I wanted to share my experience with GDQ and show their communication isn’t strictly bad.” A lot of people have asked about my name having a ‘g’ inserted into it for GDQ. Wanted to clear the air about it with a write-up, with a TLDR at the top: https://t.co/U3W9vl5K9x — tomatoanus (@tomatoanus) October 17, 2019 Tomato may have changed his name for the event, but the speedrunner said he didn’t intend to change it on Twitch or anywhere outside of GDQ. Read More: What’s on at EGX 2019 – “They still wouldn’t be able to display my submissions if I was linking my Twitch to my account since I’m still ‘tomatoanus’ on there. This is because they typically display the runner’s Twitch channel name on stream as well,” he explained. “I accepted this and understand their position, so for the next event I unlinked my Twitch from my GDQ account and submitted under ‘tomatoangus.’” The streamer went on to clarify that he didn’t think his name prevented his submissions from being accepted, just from being made public. “Some people think that me changing the username I submitted with was the limiting factor in a run of mine getting accepted,” Tomato wrote. “Which I don’t believe to be true.” “There have been a couple other runners in the past who have been accepted with suspect usernames,” he continued. “And they’ve been asked to run with a different name at the event.”

AGDQ crowd saves speedrunner from epic mistake during Terraria run During a run of Terraria at the Awesome Games Done Quick charity speedrunning event, TheVideoGameBadger was just seconds away from having to reset their entire progress because of a forgotten password, but luckily had the always vocal and attentive AGDQ crowd to bail him out. The variety of speedruns at events like Awesome Games Done Quick is something to behold. Some runs take mere minutes while others stretch over hours, and some are efficient while others devolve into sheer trainwrecks. A run that was already coming off the rails was momentarily rescued thanks to at least one member of the audience who was paying attention when the hectic speedrunner was not. TheVideoGameBadger was forty minutes into his run when he was plagued by server debacles. After getting that issue solved, he went to go log back into his server to complete his run when he realized something: he had forgotten his password. The password he had literally just created to get back into the server had escaped him, but one audience member kept the run together, for the time being, by shouting it out to the runner. https://twitter.com/Greenskull/status/1214746420638445568 Upon entering the password, Badger and the rest of the audience erupted into cheers with progress resumed, “at a world record pace,” he joked. But only twenty minutes later, he was struggling again with his multiple save files, so much so that he even accidentally closed his game while clicking randomly through the menus. Despite the flurry of errors, he made no mistakes when it came to keeping the crowd engaged during one of the more wildly entertaining runs of the evening. After getting past the hour mark, and still running into more new issues, eventually the AGDQ production crew had to call it quits on Badger’s run, and he was forced to end his session without completing it. But Badger himself wouldn’t call his run a failure in any regard, as he successfully raised over $30,000 in just over an hour, while remaining positive and entertaining through a myriad of technical issues plaguing him. As a symbol of his magical run, and to raise some more charity money, he won the donation race to have himself named as the protagonist for the following Final Fantasy XIII playthrough – not all too bad for his first AGDQ. https://twitter.com/TVGBadger/status/1214817526280011776 The Awesome Games Done Quick event continues through January 12, and as of 5:30 PM EST, the event has raised over $632k.

AEW’s Kenny Omega channels Undertale’s Sans in epic entrance All Elite Wrestling’s Kenny Omega made a spectacular entrance on the October 30 edition of Dynamite, appearing in a special Sans costume with an entrance inspired by the popular indie title, Undertale. Omega is well-known among the wrestling community for his love of video games, and with AEW labeling their October 30 episode of Dynamite as a special Halloween show, ‘The Best Bout Machine’ took the opportunity to show his love for Undertale by dressing up as one of the game’s main characters. Heading into a match with long-time partners The Young Bucks against Kip Sabian and The Hybrid 2, the Canadian went all out with his costume, walking down the aisle as Sans, who plays a major role in the game’s final stages. Not only did ‘The Cleaner’ dress up as Sans, but he even premiered a special 16-bit entrance video which was extremely reminiscent of the game, that took fans of Omega through his departure from New Japan Pro Wrestling. The former IWGP Heavyweight Champion was a mainstay in the Japanese promotion, but left the company in January 2019, and the famous lion-mark logo of the company plays a significant part in the video, alongside the figure of former tag team partner Kota Ibushi, whose outline can be seen holding the G1 Climax trophy at the end of the clip. The video showed the friends, accolades, and lifestyle that Omega left behind to return to the US, before switching to his regular theme song as he made his way down the ramp and into the ring. You can watch his full Undertale-inspired entrance below. This isn’t the first time that Omega has showed his love for video games to the world, and not even the first time he has referenced Undertale, coming out to a similar entrance at Wrestle Kingdom 13 in Tokyo with a 16-bit video about his story with rival Hiroshi Tanahashi. The costume proved to be good luck too, with Omega picking up the win in his AEW match with his ‘One Winged Angel’ finishing move, another video game reference linked to Final Fantasy VII.

AEW wrestler Britt Baker challenges Logan Paul to fight for his Charizard card Amanda Westcott for SHOWTIME/Instagram/realbrittbakerAEW champion and pro wrestler Britt Baker issued a challenge to both Jake and Logan Paul, calling out the two influencers-turned-boxers with a Pokemon card bet. Jake Paul has taken the boxing world by storm, securing KO victories against former mixed martial artists Ben Askren and then former UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley. Meanwhile, brother Logan was one of the first YouTubers to get in on the boxing craze and even ended up fighting one of the greatest of all time in Floyd Mayweather in what may be his final fight. However, for one Britt Baker, she sure hopes Logan isn’t willing to hang up his gloves for good, especially as he has something she wants him to put on the line for a potential bout. Britt Baker wants to fight Logan Paul for his Charizard card During an interview with TMZ, the AEW Women’s Champ was asked if she would ever be down to square down against either Jake or Logan Paul. “Listen, if Logan Paul wants a taste of the DMD, tell him to come my way,” Baker replied. “Same with Jake Paul.” She went on to put some serious stakes on a potential fight against The Maverick, wanting him to put one of his most prized possessions on the line. “I’ll fight you for that one-million-dollar Charizard card!” she exclaimed, but it’s unclear if the fight would be boxing, MMA or wrestling. The card she is referring to was the one Logan wore during his fight against Floyd Mayweather, a 1st Edition Shadowless Charizard Beckett 10 grade worth over $1,000,000. Whether or not Logan accepts the challenge or even puts his card on the line remains to be seen, but it could be quite an interesting proposition, as Logan Paul actually stepped into the ring at WrestleMania, so he has some experience inside of a wrestling ring.

AEW star Chris Jericho calls out TikTok for banning his personal account AEWAEW wrestler and Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho has called out TikTok for banning his personal account, taking to Twitter to inform the platform of the issue as well as asking for them to overturn it and get him verified as soon as possible. While the WWE has been a juggernaut in the world of sports entertainment, with many well-known stars such as John Cena, Dwayne Johnson, and even Dave Bautista all getting their big breakthrough pro wrestling, we’ve seen fierce competition in recent years with the growth of AEW. As one of the founding figures of this rival brand, Chris Jericho is among the biggest stars going today. However, even with his fame, social media platforms can still be tricky to navigate. Recently, Jericho has begun dipping his toes into the world of TikTok. Specifically, his presence on the platform has grown considerably, with the entertainer posting videos of wrestling news and comments, music, and other humorous pieces. But after allegedly trying to get his TikTok account verified, the wrestler took to Twitter to reveal that his account was actually banned instead. Chris Jericho calls out TikTok for banning his personal TikTok account “Hey TikTok, so after trying to get verified ….and being turned down …for a month, I just found out my account was banned. This needs to fixed and I need to be verified immediately. Please assist!” At the time of writing, Jericho nor TikTok are yet to confirm whether or not this confusion has been cleared up and if his account has been reinstated. Of course, this isn’t the first time TikTok has wrongly banned a TikTok account. Other content creators report issues of the platform banning their account due to a variety of issues including age restrictions, inappropriate content, and other reasoning. For all the latest entertainment news and updates, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here.

AEW All In London: Date, start time, tickets, match card, rumors, more AEWIt’s getting closer to AEW All In London 2023. The professional wrestling company’s first show in the UK is sure to be one not to miss and we have everything you need to know about the event wrapped up in one easy hub. The professional wrestling landscape changed drastically on September 1, 2018, when, now WWE Superstar, Cody Rhodes, and AEW’s Matt and Nick Jackson accepted renowned wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer’s challenge that they couldn’t sell out a 10,000-seater arena. As a result, All In (2018) was born, a wrestling PPV consisting of the world’s best independent and international talent from promotions such as New Japan Pro Wrestling. This revolution would eventually lead to the inception of All Elite Wrestling. The company is now the second-biggest wrestling promotion in the US, behind the WWE. One of the longest-running questions has concerned the company’s first UK show. We know that AEW All In London will be that show, and Wembley Stadium is the venue. So, we’re here to give you the lowdown on the event including its match card, date and start time, and much more. Contents Date & start time – Ticket prices, how to buy & tickets sold – How many tickets have been sold? – How to watch – Card & rumors – AEW All In London: Date & start time AEW All In London will take place at England’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 27, 2023, and is expected to begin at 6 PM BST. Obviously, for American audiences hoping to catch the action, this translates to 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT. With a few matches already announced and a history of AEW PPVs running long, there’s every chance the show could last anywhere between about three and a half to five hours. AEW All In London: Ticket prices & how to buy Ticket Prices Ticket prices for the AEW All In London show start at £30 and go all the way to £1500 for the most exclusive seats. Outside of the very expensive tickets that include a “commemorative take-home chair,” the event is well-priced with some ringside tickets costing £400. How to buy tickets Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased using Ticketmaster and Live Nation. How many tickets have been sold for AEW All In London? AEW All In London has passed 80,000 tickets sold for the event. According to Wrestle Tix, Wembley Stadium will be set up to accommodate a possible 84,048 fans. As of August 14, 2023, AEW has distributed 80,056 of them so far. Realistically, there’s every chance that the stadium could be at full capacity come the day of the show, if not close. AEW All In London: How to watch UK audiences will likely be able to purchase AEW All In London using the FiteTV app and American fans can buy the PPV via DirecTV. AEW All In London: Card & rumors Officially, five matches have been booked for AEW All In London with several other matches rumored to be taking place too. You can check out the complete card for the event so far right here: ROH World Tag Team Championship match Aussie Open vs MJF and Adam Cole Tag Team Coffin Match Darby Allin and Sting vs Mogul Embassy AEW World Tag Team Championship match FTR vs The Young Bucks AEW Women’s World Championship match Hikaru Shida vs Toni Storm vs Saraya vs Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D or The Bunny AEW World Championship match MJF vs Adam Cole It’s also likely that Samoa Joe and CM Punk will clash once again and Kenny Omega could be set for a big-time match against either England’s own Will Ospreay, or the villainous Konosuke Takeshita. Meanwhile, there are several names conspicuously absent from the show who could all be added in some form such as Jon Moxley, Hangman Page, Jay White, Juice Robinson, Chris Jericho, Orange Cassidy, and a few others. For more on AEW, we have a ton of guides for the official AEW Fight Forever video game for you to check out: Is AEW Fight Forever coming to Xbox Game Pass? | Will AEW Fight Forever be on Nintendo Switch? | AEW Fight Forever Achievements & Trophies leaked | Will AEW Fight Forever be on Steam Deck? | Everything in AEW Fight Forever Season 1 | AEW Fight Forever console game roster list | AEW Fight Forever: All confirmed game modes

Aesha Scott explains why Captain Lee shouldn’t return to Below Deck BravoBelow Deck chief stew Aesha Scott has chimed in with her verdict on Captain Lee Rosbach returning to the show in Season 10, saying he should stay at home. Aesha has experience dipping between Bravo’s different shows, starring in both Below Deck Med and most recently in Below Deck Down Under as a chief stewardess. So, it’s only natural that she would be interested in Bravo‘s most recent crossover as her old boss Captain Sandy Yawn replaced Captain Lee, after some medical troubles. Lee confirmed he would be returning in Season 10 after taking shots at his replacement for firing members of the crew in his absence. Though, his future with the series is still clouded in mystery. Aesha Scott explains why Captain Lee shouldn’t return to Below Deck Appearing in a podcast called Behind The Velvet Rope, with David Yontef, the New Zealander has shared her view on the captain situation in Bravo TV’s US show. “I never expected that [Sandy replacing him]… I don’t think we have ever had a crossover like that before. It was such an epic twist. I kind of felt for Lee in a way because I was like… this will kill him. I think he’s such an old school, salty seadog, kind of thing,” she said. “The fact that a younger woman captain is coming in to take over, I just feel like it would have crushed his ego. I knew that walking off there he would have been swearing under his breath.” Captain Lee was forced off the show with recurring health issues but was seen on the preview for episode 15, driving back towards the St. David’s superyacht. Watch Aesha’s take on Captain Lee’s return below. “Part of me is like he shouldn’t have even started to come back for this season anyway. He does have a lot of trouble walking, he is getting old, and I feel like it’s better to leave on a high than clawing on,” she said, noting the experience would be “embarrassing” for him. “I don’t really see him coming back this season… But I don’t know,” agreeing with David that his time might be done on Bravo TV. “He’s kind of had his time now. He’s done a really good job.” Then, Aesha noted the reasons why she feels that way. “He obviously knew his legs weren’t working very well. From a safety point of view, he should never have come in because what if something happens?.. Ideally, it would be better not to attempt the season.” Captain Lee has been featured in Below Deck since the very beginning in 2013 and is now an adored member of the cast, by both fans and former co-workers. Whether or not he will be able to continue on past Season 10 remains to be seen. For more Below Deck news, updates, and guides – check out our news page here.

Adults start fighting at The Little Mermaid premiere and ruin movie for kids Twitter/ScamRap_Kids excited to see Disney’s live-action version of The Little Mermaid were treated to a brawl in the cinema when adults started fighting in front of the screen. It seems like nowhere is safe from fisticuffs at this point. Over the years, we’ve seen fist-flying battles happen at gas stations, at high school basketball games, and even high in the sky on planes – and now, even ‘under the sea.’ When you take your kids to see a movie, the last thing you expect to see is a group of fully grown adults coming to blows inside of the theater, but that’s exactly what happened this weekend. In a series of videos going viral on Twitter, a group of moviegoers watching Disney’s The Little Mermaid got physical and started launching obscenities at each other, turning the kids’ movie into an R-rated fiasco. Parents demand refund after adults fight at The Little Mermaid Although it’s not clear what started the altercation, in the clips, one woman can be heard yelling at another, completely drowning out the noise from the movie. In total, four adults were all standing up, completely blocking the screen from other moviegoers who started talking about wanting a refund for their tickets. After making some threatening gestures and complaining about being disrespected, one of the women even appears to put her hands on another attendee, and the video ends with a man coming to join in on the debacle. Eventually, the lights in the cinema turned on and a security guard tried to deal with the unruly customers, but it’s anyone’s guess if they had any luck at defusing the situation. Amazingly, this isn’t the first time this year that a fight broke out in a cinema. During the credits for Creed 3, a real-life boxing match broke out, with patrons throwing fists at each other. Despite the fight and potential refunds, The Little Mermaid is having a decent theatrical run with a three-day opening of $95.5 million and an international box office score of $68.3 million thus far.

Adults ruin kid’s birthday party by fighting at trampoline park Twitter: OC HoodsA children’s birthday party took a violent turn after multiple brawls broke out at a trampoline park in California. Kids’ birthday parties, while a fun and celebratory event, can be a source of stress and high emotions for many of the adults who attend to supervise. Recently, one such children’s birthday party took a turn after multiple brawls broke out between adults during a visit to the Californian trampoline park, Sky Zone. The two altercations, which were caught on camera by another adult in attendance, both involved the same man. With heavy punches being thrown around and the man in question being on the receiving end of the brunt of the physicality. It is unclear what caused the fights to break out as the footage only details the incident as it happens. In one of the clips, the man involved can be seen getting tripped by another adult holding on to a toddler. Later on, the same person then just narrowly misses being attacked on the ground by another man. When the incident begins to escalate, another man enters the scene to try and break up the altercation, however, the peacemaker is then caught in the mix and knocked down to the ground. Throughout the incident, whistles can be heard being blown in the background, employees of the trampoline park seen standing on the sidelines and refusing to take part. Eventually, other bystanders decided to step in and resolve the conflict. Those who witnessed the brawls can be seen looking around with a sense of disbelief before eventually getting back to business. For all the latest entertainment news and updates, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here.

Adult star Emily Willis hospitalized and in critical condition after cardiac arrest episode INSTAGRAM: emilywillisx3Adult star and TikToker Emily Willis is reportedly in a “critical condition” and is currently hospitalized in a coma after suffering cardiac arrest. Emily Willis, a famous adult movie actress, model, and influencer, was recently hospitalized after suffering an episode of cardiac arrest. She was rushed into a medical facility in Thousand Oaks, California, after law enforcement officers received a call about an unresponsive 25-year-old, according to TMZ. Sources close to Willis have informed the outlet that she’s currently in “a critical condition” and being treated in the hospital’s critical care unit. The content creator’s exact condition remains unknown. The popular influencer was also reportedly transferred to the clinic from a well-known rehab center in Malibu, where she was undergoing treatment for addiction, as stated by TMZ. Outside of the adult entertainment industry, Emily was most recently featured in a 2023 sci-fi horror film called ‘Divinity,’ alongside Bella Thorne, and appeared in a gory Slipknot music video. The star has also cultivated a large fan base on social media, boasting 2.2 million followers on Instagram and over 943,000 followers on TikTok. She has rubbed shoulders with various popular YouTubers, including the Sidemen, David Dobrik, and Mike Majlak. Emily Willis in coma after suffering cardiac arrest As of March 7, Emily Willis’ family claim they’re prepared for “the worst,” saying the star still hasn’t regained consciousness. Willis is reportedly on a ventilator to help her breathe, and has somewhat stabilized compared to her previous condition. Reports from TMZ also state that Willis went into cardiac arrest during treatment while in rehab, clarifying that her current health issues did not stem from an overdose and that her toxicology screening came back negative for any substances. Following the distressing news of the incident, the 25-year-old has received an outpouring of support on her Instagram page, with fans expressing their hopes for her complete and swift recovery. “Wish you a healing and speedy recovery Emily!!” one supporter commented. “Hope you’re alright Emily, wishing you a fast recovery,” another said. “Pull through,” a third wrote. Kick streamer Adin Ross, who has met up with the influencer several times, also reacted to the news in a recent livestream. “Damn. Prayers in the chat, you never want to see this chat,” he told his viewers. “Hope she’s OK, hope she recovers well. F**k drugs, literally, f**k drugs.”

Adrian’s Kickback TikTok event broken up by police after thousands show up TikTok/Unsplash: Logan WeaverThe viral TikTok event – Adrian’s Kickback – got broken up by police after thousands of people turned up to be involved with the birthday party in California, with arrests reportedly being made as well. For years, people have been organizing huge parties through social media. Some go off without any issue, but there are always a few that don’t end too well. On May 20, a viral TikTok started doing the rounds, inviting anyone and everyone to Adrian’s Kickback, a birthday party to be held in Huntington Beach, California. Even before the supposed party date of May 22, hundreds of people traveled to SoCal to see if it was actually happening. Well, when it did happen, things didn’t go all that well. In the days prior, large groups of people had reportedly turned up to the party and caused a bit of a ruckus on the beach with loud music and partying. However, when the actual party date came around, things got further out of hand as thousands of people, loud music, fireworks, and alcohol combined for an unruly mix. Viral videos of the event showed attendees crowding out roads, dancing on top of cars, among other things. Of course, the police showed up to try and disperse the groups, but that caused further disruption as riot spray was used to break up the crowds and stuff was thrown in their direction. Officers deploying riot munitions while declaring an unlawful assembly. #adrianskickback pic.twitter.com/5uZMdv1Agz — dicey (@chip_nooo) May 23, 2021 LA videographer Sean Beckner-Carmitchel further reported that some stores in the area were vandalized with graffiti, there was a disturbance at a house, as well as arrests being made. Ultimately, police were able to clear up the area as the large crowd shrunk down from thousands of party-goers to just a few hundred. Additional officers moving into the home. #adrianskickback pic.twitter.com/OK8QzmKl0M — acatwithnews (@ACatWithNews) May 23, 2021 Missed the bottle being thrown, but another return fire into the crowd. #adrianskickback pic.twitter.com/Yzni9MS0p5 — acatwithnews (@ACatWithNews) May 23, 2021 It’s no surprise that the party was as big as it was, given that the Adrian Kickback’s hashtag had reportedly close to 200 million views on TikTok, and had spread across other platforms. There were claims that some big TikTok stars would be attending as well, but there’s nothing confirms about who turned up and who didn’t. We’ll have to wait and see if there is any further aftermath.

Adrianah Lee lawsuit asks for over $2 million in damages against Mizkif & OTK Instagram: adrianah.leeTwitch streamer Adrianah Lee’s lawsuit against Mizkif, OTK, and others shows that she’s asking for more than $2,000,000 in damages against the defendants. Back in September 2022, Mizkif was placed on leave from his org, OTK, after a spat with Trainwreck on Twitter led to the latter calling the Twitch streamer out for “covering up a sexual assault.” OTK issued a statement in December that revealed their investigation had found Mizkif innocent of the alleged crime against Adrianah Lee, who’s now filed a defamation lawsuit against Mizkif, OTK, as well as others. A court document obtained by Dexerto regarding the lawsuit show that Adrianah Lee is asking for over $2,000,000 in damages from the org, Mizkif, CrazySlick, and more. Adrianah Lee asking for over $2M in damages The documents confirm the details of the lawsuit, including who Adrianah Lee is suing. Maya Higa, Mizkif, Mizkif’s LLC, OTK, and CrazySlick are listed as the defendants in the case. Adrianah is seeing over two-million dollars in damages from those listed for defamation, loss of income, and court costs. $250,000 of what she requested is for “damages of any kind, penalties, costs, expenses, pre-judgment interest, and attorney’s fees. Lee is requesting $1,200,000 in damages from the defendants, claiming that the statements made were “false, defamatory, and were made with malicious intent” in order to preserve the reputation of CrazySlick. Another $1.2M dollars is being requested from those being sued, according to the document Dexerto obtained, for “emotional distress” and “interference with business relations.” Adrianah claims that the statements made online regarding the situation “was done with intent to cause harm” to her as well as her relations with followers, viewers, subscribers, as well as current and future sponsors. We’ll be sure to update you as more information surrounding the lawsuit becomes available. In the meantime, head over to our entertainment section for more news.

Model Adriana Lima surprises fans with pregnancy announcement in first TikTok Instagram: adrianalimaModel Adriana Lima has revealed that she’s expecting her third baby, in a heartwarming pregnancy announcement she uploaded as her first-ever TikTok video. Adriana Lima is a former Victoria’s Secret model with a substantial following on social media, including nearly 14 million followers on her main account. In a post uploaded on February 19, Lima revealed that she had finally made a TikTok account too, writing in the caption: “I am officially on TikTok! Go check my first video! Get ready for a big surprise!” Fans were definitely surprised when they made their way over to her new page to find that her first video was an announcement revealing that she’s pregnant with her third child, her first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers. In the heartwarming video, she included a series of videos of Lemmers making her jump, explaining that he likes to scare her everywhere. But then, she revealed that she was going to get her payback, showing the camera a positive pregnancy test. Click here if TikTok doesn’t load Andre looked absolutely stunned by the news, and Adriana finished off the video with a clip of a scan and the announcement that the baby is coming in Fall 2022. Fans were ecstatic for the couple and proceeded to send hundreds of messages of support and congratulations via the comment section. “Congratulations!! Such a cool way to share it with the world,” one comment with over 400 likes read, another saying they are “so so happy” for her. Even the official TikTok account left a comment, writing, “congrats!!! and welcome to TikTok!” in a message that got over 900 likes. Lima certainly made an entrance with her first-ever TikTok, and fans are hoping that she’ll share more videos on the platform in the future, with her follower count already starting to grow.

Adriana Chechik struggling to walk after back surgeries following TwitchCon injury Adriana ChechikTwitch streamer Adriana Chechik is struggling to walk following surgeries needed after jumping into a foam pit at TwitchCon. Attending TwitchCon was meant to be a coming-out party for streamer Adriana Chechik, whose rise to fame on the platform has been remarkable in recent months. Sadly, the event quickly became a nightmare after the 30-year-old sustained serious injuries from leaping into a foam pit, landing awkwardly on her spine. Now, multiple surgeries later, the streamer is having difficulty walking. Adriana Chechik struggles to walk following TwitchCon injury On October 13, Chechik shared a video of her walking for the first time since an initial surgery. “Today was so hard, I walked. I passed out after I brushed my teeth and had to be carried back but baby got her dancing shoes. It was so exhausting, I have slept all day since.” The initial surgery lasted for over five hours to correct bones that had been “completely crushed” and nerve damage to her bladder. Since then, she’s had one more minor surgery. She’s also revealed that she will be required to wear a corrective spinal brace for some time in order to let her injuries heal following the surgeries. Thankfully, the October 14 surgery should be the last one she needs as she begins her long road to recovery. Adriana was not the only one injured at the foam pit at TwitchCon, as another who jumped in dislocated her knee and had to get around the event in a wheelchair.

Adriana Chechik slams haters making her “the bad guy” after TwitchCon injury YouTube: Holly Randall UnfilteredStreamer Adriana Chechik is hitting back at critics who are making her “the bad guy” after sustaining major back injuries in a foam pit accident at TwitchCon 2022. TwitchCon 2022 took place in San Diego, California this October — and although the event saw massive viewership from fans tuning in all around the world, not everything went off without a hitch. Most notably, several individuals reported being injured in TwitchCon’s foam pit, an attraction that was reportedly organized by Lenovo and Intel. The pit was full of knee-deep foam, and participants could ‘fight’ each other by trying to knock each other off of two raised platforms into the foam blocks below. Adriana Chechik was one of the participants who was injured in the pit. After successfully winning a ‘battle’ against another streamer, she jumped up in a toe-touch before falling into the pit — subsequently breaking her back in two places after landing directly on her tailbone. Chechik says that she has to undergo multiple surgeries as a result of her injuries and even needs a rod in her back. The incident has sparked quite the conversation online, with many viewers levying a critical eye toward the TwitchCon organizers, alongside Lenovo and Intel. Adriana Chechik hits back at critics blaming her for TwitchCon foam pit injuries However, others have been critical of Chechik and those who were injured, with some blaming her for her injuries and trusting the foam to catch her fall — but Chechik is hitting back at these accusations. “For the people asking why did you jump — don’t try and turn me into the bad guy,” she said in a pointed tweet. “I am among all those who assumed it was met with proper safety precautions. It’s like getting into a car assuming the air bag will work and it doesn’t. I’m not at fault. None of the victims injured are.” “Goodnight, wiggle your toes, and send strength to all those who have trouble walking or suffer from ailments and handicaps!” she added. “They are amazing for fighting through this pain!” Chechik most recently revealed that she’s undergoing her second surgery today, October 14, with fans wishing her well as she continues to struggle with the aftermath of a brutal injury that has viewers across the internet demanding answers.

Adriana Chechik slams Amouranth’s personality: “I have no respect for her” Twitch: Adriana Chechik/Twitter: AmouranthTwitch streamer Adriana Chechik slammed Amouranth during a recent stream, claiming that she doesn’t have any respect for her and calling her a “clout-chasing dumb*ss.” Over the last few months, Adriana Chechik has skyrocketed in popularity on Twitch, amassing over 850k followers on the purple app. She’s an avid Just Chatting streamer, similar to the likes of Amouranth and others. During a recent stream, however, she revealed her distaste for Amouranth. While talking to another Twitch streamer, she revealed she doesn’t respect the Twitch star, slamming Amouranth’s personality in the process. Adriana Chechik slams Amouranth during a stream On April 27, 2023, Adriana was chatting with a fellow streamer while playing Resident Evil 4 when she began to slam Amouranth’s personality. “You wanna meet girls on stream and they’re going to be nice. Im gonna be honest with you, and this is calling her out. Amouranth’s probably going to be a f*cking c**t because she loves being a b*tch in her life. But other hot tub streamers are going to be nice,” she said. “I don’t have any respect for her anymore. I used to have respect for her [but then that changed].” Adriana went on to mention Amouranth’s issue with her husband last October, calling her out for not changing her content despite saying she would. “[Amouranth] is just such a clout-chasing dumb*ss,” she added. Amouranth has yet to respond to the comments from Adriana, but we’ll be sure to update you when she does. For more entertainment news and other viral stories, check out our coverage.

Adriana Chechik slams Adin Ross over call to ban Twitch hot tub streams: “Most disrespectful person” Twitch: AdinRoss / adrianachechik_Following his now viral assertion that hot tub streams should be banned from Twitch, Adin Ross has been called out by fellow Twitch star Adriana Chechik, calling him “one of the most disrespectful” she’s met. Adin Ross has received a mix of support and backlash after his call for Twitch to ban hot tub content, claiming that it is “poisonous.” Much of the backlash stems from the fact that Adin himself has used suggestive content on his streams as a means to attract viewership. This is the point that Chechik herself raised, highlighting that Ross “chases after sex workers for views.” Adriana Chechik calls out Adin Ross In reply to a Dexerto tweet regarding Adin Ross’s comments, Chechik hit back. “Says a man who clout chases after sex workers for views. One of the most disrespectful person I have ever met,” she said. “Him and his team are time wasters with no respect for women or their time,” she concluded. Chechik, who has worked in the adult industry for many years, is now also a successful Twitch streamer, boasting over 800,000 followers on the platform. She previously featured on Adin Ross’s stream, during a Discord call with Andrew Tate. During the call, she explained that she had refused to go on his stream before after she saw a clip of him making another star do “weird stuff.”

Adriana Chechik reveals injuries worse than expected after TwitchCon foam pit accident Twitch: adrianachechik_Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik has had successful surgery following her injury at TwitchCon, caused by jumping into a foam pit at the event. However, she has revealed the true extent of her injuries is worse than originally thought. Chechik had been attending the event in San Diego along with countless other streamers, brands, and fans. A foam pit, set up for jousting, was available for attendees, and run at the Lenovo / Intel booth. However, a number of injuries resulted from this pit, believed to be too shallow, lacking foam cubes, and on top of hard concrete. Chechik’s injuries were most severe, confirming soon after that her back was broken in two places. Adriana injuries confirmed following surgery On October 12, Chechik updated fans to confirm that the surgery had been successful, but more fusions “than expected” were required. “Bones completely crushed & nerve damage to my bladder, hopefully I’ll be able to pee again in the near future.” She also confirmed that for the time being, she will require a catheter. The circumstances around the foam pit are still coming to light. Participants had to sign a waiver before using it, but legal professionals have publicly stated that if the injuries were a result of negligence on the organizer’s part, the waiver would not cover them. Injury lawyer “AttorneyTom” on YouTube states that the foam pit is “the definition of negligent design.” There is also confusion over who exactly would be deemed at fault, with the venue, Twitch itself, Lenovo, and Intel all implicated. Another woman who was injured in the pit dislocated her knee, and was resigned to a wheelchair for the rest of the event. The foam pit was closed at around midday on Sunday, the final day of TwitchCon.

Adriana Chechik claims she was swatted amid recovery from TwitchCon injury Twitch: AdrianaChechik_Twitch streamer and model Adriana Chechik claims she was swatted as she continues to recover from a back injury she received at TwitchCon 2022. In one of the biggest Twitch stories this year, streamer Adriana Chechik incurred a serious back injury after jumping into a foam pit at San Diego TwitchCon in October. The incident broke her back in two places, leaving her with crushed bones and nerve damage to her bladder that required surgery to correct. That’s not all; the streamer also revealed she had been pregnant at the time of the incident and lost her baby due to the surgery needed to repair her spine. Since then, Chechik has been recovering at home, where she has been slowly healing and interacting with her fanbase as best she can as she struggles to walk again. Adriana Chechik swatted amid recovery from TwitchCon back injury Unfortunately, it seems that Chechik’s recovery has been hampered by trolls. On December 21, the streamer claimed that she had been swatted as she continues to heal at home. “Tell me how some internet trolls are gonna swat a person whose back is still healing from being broken,” she wrote in a tweet. “Some twitch chatters are a whole different breed of small d**k idiots. The cops know me now. We legit talk about our life because this happens so much.” The term ‘swatting’ refers to a practice where a person calls law enforcement to a person’s home, claiming they are endangering others or themselves. Luckily, it looks like Chechik is on good terms with law enforcement and the situation appears to have been handled safely. Chechik is far from the only streamer to have been swatted this year. Unfortunately, a slew of high-profile broadcasters with swatted throughout 2022, including the likes of IShowSpeed, Kai Cenat and Adin Ross — a few of which happened while they were broadcasting live.

Adriana Chechik claims she is forced to move after being swatted multiple times Instagram/bratnasty69Twitch star Adriana Chechik says she is going to have to move houses following multiple terrifying swatting incidents. Adriana Chechik has been dealing with swatting for quite awhile now, but things have escalated to the point where the Twitch streamer is convinced she’s going to need to pack up and leave her home. The swatting issues were first addressed back in December of 2022 as she was recovering from a nasty back injury after jumping into a foam pit at San Diego TwitchCon in October. “The cops know me now. We legit talk about our life because this happens so much,” she said months ago, and in the time since, things have gotten a lot worse. Adriana Chechik forced to move after nonstop swatting incidents In a post on Twitter, the actress and streamer revealed that in total she had to deal with 12 separate calls to authorities that resulted in both police and firefighters showing up to her house. “Y’all suck so hard. I’m gonna have to move with this swatting sh*t. Grow up,” she blasted. “You are literally taking police who should be helping people and having them swat me? 8x and 4x for firefighters to come is beyond childish.” Chechik didn’t elaborate on when she would be moving or where to, but in the comments, users suggested that she hire a lawyer and private investigator to sue the city for its “inadequate response” and those swatting her. However, it seems like the streamer has taken those steps, as she replied to the user’s advice that she was “already on it,” indicating that she’s trying to find out who has been swatting her. So far, it doesn’t seem like her swatters have been caught, but hopefully she can get to the bottom of this before someone ends up getting seriously hurt over these repeated calls to police and the fire department.

Adriana Chechik accuses Indiefoxx & DanDangler of plotting to get Amouranth banned on Twitch Amouranth / Chechiktv / JenFoxxDrama has escalated between a number of Twitch’s most popular female streamers, as Adriana Chechik reveals text messages allegedly sent by Indiefoxx and DanDangler, plotting to get Amouranth banned from Twitch through a podcast. Amouranth, the second-most followed female streamer on Twitch, was banned from the platform for only 24 hours on May 4. The cause for the ban remains unknown, and Amouranth hasn’t addressed it. Although there is no reason has been established publicly for the ban, it appears there are fellow streamers with ambitions to have Amouranth suspended, for unknown reasons. These streamers include Indiefoxx, who has had a very public feud with Amouranth in the past. Amouranth even suggested that she “baited” Indiefoxx, now known as JenFoxx into getting banned in an interview with Dexerto, back during the height of the hot tub streaming controversy. Adriana Chechik reveals JenFoxx & DanDangler Amouranth plans In a series of tweets addressing fellow streamer DanDangler, Adrian Chechik revealed texts she received, offering her to feature on a podcast to discuss Amouranth. Chechik has also been critical of Amouranth recently, saying she has “no respect” for her. Amouranth responded by offering to fight her in a boxing match. Perhaps encouraged by Chechik calling her out, JenFoxx and DanDangler apparently reached out to offer a chance to go into more detail on a podcast. “[DanDangler] hit me up with a text from Indiefoxx trying to get me to do a podcast with her to bring Ammouranth down. Like no I said she was mean but I’m a grown woman and it’s not my job to defame anyone,” Chechik tweeted. She then showed screenshots of the texts. In them, JenFoxx says to DanDangler, “When you’re ready to do the podcast, I have a way to get her banned.” “If we get enough viewers, they will naturally mass report. Once I show them how she’s breaking [terms of service].” DanDangler sent these texts to Chechik, adding “She’s wondering if you want to do a podcast about Amouranth with her.” Although Chechik said “Let’s do it,” she clarified that this was referring to a collaboration, not specifically to the podcast about Amouranth. Neither Indiefoxx nor TheDanDangler have responded to Chechik’s claims at the time of writing.

AdmiralBahroo takes Twitch break as harassment claims ramp up against VTuber Twitch: AdmiralBahrooTwitch streamer AdmiralBahroo has announced they’re taking a break from the platform as harassment claims ramp up against the VTuber. He was originally tied up in the Bunny Ayu controversy, but more have come out with their own stories about Bahroo — which the streamer has vehemently denied. AdmiralBahroo and fellow VTuber Bunny Ayu have been at the center of Twitch controversy this week following allegations of abuse and harassment. Numerous creators have spoken out about the actions of Bunny, which has prompted the social media star to come out and apologize for their actions — while also denying most of the claims. Now, AdmiralBahroo is facing the same pressure. After those allegations tied AdmiralBahroo to Bunny, new streamers are coming out with their own stories about the panda VTuber. Twitch streamer ‘Arex’ went viral with his comments about Bahroo’s emotional abuse. After becoming close with Bahroo in 2018, Arex’s relationship with the streamer deteriorated rapidly across two years. He had approached Bahroo about dealing with issues privately, but claimed “he wouldn’t listen to me and gaslit everything I said which made me silent.” “It took my friend Sam [Strippin] to expose Bahroo’s lies for him to finally ‘apologize’,” he said in a Twitlonger. “Until that moment, he was on stream and victimizing himself despite knowing what he had done to Layna. I feel he often uses these opportunities to manipulate the situation.” Arex went on to describe how Bahroo “drove [him] into an awful mental state” by bullying the streamer. He would constantly drop into his streams to “advertise himself…in front of all the new people that were watching”, which peaked when he went viral during Pokemon Let’s Go’s rise. “Once people moved on he saw no value anymore,” he added. “At one point in time my whole chat consisted of Bahroo’s subs. It was if someone copy-pasted his chat on top of my Twitch channel page. I was dominated by his influence and I just sat there and dealt with it.” The streamer, who has nearly 150,000 followers, also described how Bahroo would talk about others — including Arex — behind their back. This was an accusation backed up by Strippin and Layna in their earlier statements. Bahroo would often lean on other streamers for emotional support, but Arex claimed “it just seemed like he wanted pity. It was really sad.” It peaked in 2020 when Bahroo admitted to being a “sh** friend” to Arex privately, but in the wave of “cancel culture” the VTuber would pester Arex about him having a chat instead of going public. “I don’t know but I wanted to get away from him so badly. Too many red flags. All he cared about was if I was going to out him. From there I refused to talk to him and swore to never associate myself with him ever again.” Bahroo and his manager were hunting down answers while Arex was trying to move on, including filing a cease and desist letter to try and shut down any discussion on his personal stream. “Despite him having no grounds to actually take legal action against me this still shook me to the core. I wanted to call it out so badly but I stayed silent in fear of him coming after me again. I’ve seen him crush so many people that have spoken out against him. I felt isolated. “He can try and claim he was misled by Bunny when he made lies about Layna, but to me that was his own wrongdoing.” After the initial Twitlonger statement, Bahroo came out swinging on Twitch, calling the entire saga a “witch hunt”. “We tried to end things amicably, we really tried, but now it’s time for the nuclear option. I’m not going to be reading all of this on stream, but I will be using my platform to direct towards the truth,” he said on a now-deleted March 22 stream, which lasted 22 minutes. “The internet is not a place for you to air your dirty laundry like this. I will not be bullied off my own platform when I, myself, have tried to reconcile multiple times in private.” Bahroo called LaynaLazar — one of the first people to come out with statements against Bahroo — a “professional victim” and said he “will not be bullied off the internet” for approaching other streamers with concerns based on stories told by Bunny. “That’s where all of this began and started, and we’re not going to let it go on any longer. “I tried admitting wrongdoing and moving on, but it’s not going to be enough for people. Here’s the plan. I’ve been able to use my platform to direct you all to the actual truth. I’ve taken this time to actually admit that, hey, I tried to reach out privately. “I even got my manager involved. Just because we wanted to handle things like business professionals. Some of you, that’s not going to be good enough.” While he promised viewers he’ll “see them tomorrow”, he quickly ended stream before announcing he would be taking a break from Twitch. “I have not hid that I was a terrible friend. I truly do want to improve with you all. I’ll be taking some time off. Some may never be able to see me change, I will do my best to hold myself accountable for my actions. This is all I can offer you,” he said just hours after the stream. “I am not a good person. Anything I try to type out right now will be extremely emotionally charged. I have wronged many over the years through my words. When I return I will address every person, especially those that have not yet said anything about me.” I am not a good person. Anything I try to type out right now will be extremely emotionally charged. I have wronged many over the years through my words. When I return I will address every person, especially those that have not yet said anything about me. My DMS are open. — Bahroo (@AdmiralBahroo) March 22, 2022 Bahroo’s statement comes on the same day that Bunny issued a second Twitlonger with “all cards on the table”. While Bunny didn’t deny all the claims against them and stated “I am sorry for who I was and have been”, she added her life had been “ruined” by the accusations.

AdmiralBahroo apologizes as Bunny Ayu drama ties VTuber to harassment claims Twitch: AdmiralBahrooTwitch streamer ‘AdmiralBahroo’ has apologized after he was tied to claims made by scores of fellow VTubers about community figure Bunny Ayu’s “harassment, manipulation, and abuse.” He ended his 19-day subathon abruptly after the claims came to light. On March 16, popular independent VTuber Bunny_GIF — also known as Bunny Ayu — posted a statement on Twitter asking “anyone with animosity towards me from the past” to come forward and have “tough conversations.” What the VTuber didn’t expect was scores of people coming out with claims of “harassment, manipulation, and abuse” dating back years to before she was a VTuber. LaynaLazar, who worked with Bunny to design a figure to sell, claims Bunny failed to fulfill her business obligations and then talked to other creators behind her back: “Bunny has told a vast majority of people, consistently coming after me, actively trying to sabotage me with slander, that I scammed her out of money.” My full experience with Bunny_Gif [with evidence] Read: https://t.co/kRjcmir2jZ — Layna💉🩸 (@LaynaLazar) March 17, 2022 It didn’t stop there, as creators like ImSinnocent, Meowri, Bunny’s former partner Susu, Sam ‘Strippin’ Thorne, and more relayed their own experiences with the content creator. It’s that last one that has caught popular Twitch streamer turned VTuber AdmiralBahroo up. After Layna took a break and returned to streaming following the cancellation of Bunny’s figure, she heard claims Bahroo was also defaming her behind her back. “I was so scared of making new friends, and interacting with anyone who had contact with Bahroo or Bunny,” she said. “It turns out my insecurities were correct, he had reached out to a close friend of mine, claiming I was as bad as Arcadum [a disgraced streamer who had numerous sexual harassment allegations against him], claiming I was a pathological liar, saying I DM everyone I collab or interact with. “Not only has [Bunny] never left me alone in the VTuber community, Bahroo is now doing the same thing, but reaching higher heights to drag me in any way he can.” Bahroo initially attacked Layna’s claims, asking to not be “dragged into your petty squabbles.” However, Layna’s claims were backed up by Strippin, who said he was the close friend referenced. “I acted on this privately, and after eventually speaking with Layna it seemed apparent Bahroo was acting with Bunny or on her behalf to greatly damage my first impression of Layna,” he said. He shared a DM he had with Bahroo on January 25, in which Bahroo said “[Layna] is a pathological liar and has been ruining my friends life. She literally DMs every person she [collabs with]… this is some next level main character syndrome that rivals that of Arcadum.” This forced Bahroo to come out with his own statement, apologizing to Layna, other victims, and Strippin. “I was given a version of you and just took it at face value without even so much of a single word about it. I can own up to that even if it did take being dragged out to see it,” he said about Layna. “I am genuinely sorry and will do my best to talk to others with a bit more care.” Regarding Layna, Strippin, and my Community. Read: https://t.co/DKp2Kxh0fU — Bahroo (@AdmiralBahroo) March 19, 2022 He also admitted he needed to realize the influence his platform has — which consists of more than 850,000 followers on Twitch — can cause damage to smaller creators. “I have a large platform, and today I really had to have a conversation with myself that I can also influence them wrongly at others. Layna got a variety of hate from me because I acted hostile to her publicly without there being any prior conversation to my community about her.” Bahroo, who was 19 days into a subathon, immediately ended his stream after Strippin’s Twitlonger and offered refunds to fans who donated during that time. However, he plans to keep on streaming despite the allegations. “I still plan on streaming like usual. It’s my routine at this point in life. I want to actually just be a nicer person to people. I realize I am very cold in private, and I need to fix that.” Bunny Ayu responded to the allegations on March 18, admitting she was “sassy and abrasive” but said “many things were taken out of context.” “I know what I’ve done wrong, I’m not perfect, and I’ve grown from not only this event, but the past events as well. I’m still open to talk to anyone who I have caused issues with.”

Adin Ross’s girlfriend is ready to fight Amouranth after ‘leech’ comment Instagram: demisux / X: amouranthAdin Ross’s girlfriend, Kick streamer ‘demisux,’ is ready to fight fellow streamer Amouranth after she called her a ‘leech’ due to her status as Adin’s partner. Adin Ross is one of the biggest streamers on Kick, who notably switched to the platform last year due to frustrations with Twitch’s Terms of Service. Since then, Kick has signed a slew of other high-profile talent, such as xQc with his infamous $100 million deal, and even Amouranth, a streaming powerhouse who’s made millions on OnlyFans on top of her other platforms. Adin Ross recently shook up his community after announcing that he’s currently dating ‘demisux,’ a fitness and gaming influencer who’s been active on YouTube since 2009. After going public with Adin, Demi’s viewership on Kick skyrocketed to 45k in early January — something that was mentioned to Amouranth during one of her recent broadcasts. Amouranth calls Adin Ross’s girlfriend a “leech” after views skyrocket However, Amouranth didn’t seem too impressed by Demi’s 37k followers and chalked her popularity up to her being Adin’s girlfriend. “That doesn’t mean anything because she’s Adin’s girlfriend,” she said. “That’s just his viewers. It’s basically an Adin Ross waiting room.” At first, Demi seemed to take Amouranth’s comments in good spirits, joking that “she lowkey just cooked my b*tch-ass.” However, what Amouranth would say next appeared to set Demi off. “Yeah, that makes sense. So basically, it’s just Adin Ross’s money at that point,” Amouranth continued. “Alright, next time I see this b*tch, it’s hands on-sight. I don’t give a f*ck.” It was then that Demi heard Amouranth calling her a “leech,” causing her to jump out of her chair in shock. “I’m a leech!” Demi shouted. “Let me just flash my f*cking titties real quick. I’m a f*cking leech. Her f*cking boobs on her chest are leeches.” It’s clear that there’s no love lost between these two ladies, and only time will tell if Amouranth will respond to Demi’s comments… but this isn’t the first time Amouranth has gotten into some beef with other female creators. Most recently, Amouranth hit back at comments made by fellow streamer ‘Morgpie,’ who claimed that Amouranth was wealthy due to “poking holes in Twitch’s TOS” with hot tub streams and other such content.

Adin Ross wants to start boxing and already has opponent lined up Adin RossTwitch star Adin Ross has revealed he’s looking to step in the ring for a boxing match, with him gearing up for his first bout in 2024. Influencer boxing continues to get more exciting, and we’re just a few days out until we see KSI step in the ring with FaZe Temperrr at the OVO Arena in London. There’s an absolutely stacked lineup of undercard bouts too, where we’ll be seeing some of our favorite influencers touch gloves. Just about everybody is looking to get in on the action too, with the likes of Andrew Tate, and even football star Wayne Rooney keen to fight. Now, Twitch streamer Adin Ross, who’s quickly become one of the most followed creators on the Amazon-owned platform, has revealed his plans to step into the ring. Adin Ross wants a boxing match in 2024 In a recent broadcast, the 22-year-old streamer shocked his fans after announcing he’s looking to kick off his boxing career. Speaking with his security guard Ant, Adin revealed he’s looking to fight sometime in 2024. “I’m boxing in 2024 Ant, let’s get a bag in,” he said. “You already know who I’m going to box, I’m not saying it right now. You know you know who it is.” “And you’re going to win,” his security guard added. “I know so. Everybody ain’t teachable, he ain’t teachable.” Fans were quick to speculate who Adin will be touching gloves with. Many suggested that FaZe Rug or Ricegum would be good picks. It’s worth noting that the Twitch star previously told fans in 2021 that he’s looking to start his boxing career after challenging YouTuber FlightReacts — which never came to fruition. So take what he says lightly.

Adin Ross wants to squash the beef with Ethan Klein “off camera” Ethan Klein/Adin RossTwitch star Adin Ross reached out to Ethan Klein and wants to squash their beef, and even challenged him to a weight loss competition. Ethan Klein and Adin Ross did not get off on the right foot entering 2023. The pair of social media stars went at each other’s throats after Ross slammed Klein as a “fat f**k” during a recent Twitch broadcast. Klein hit back, pointing to Ross’ deep ties to Andrew Tate after the 22-year-old shaved his head after Tate was arrested. Now, however, the pair’s relationship seems to be on the mend after Ross responded to Klein’s video on the matter. Ethan Klein and Adin Ross call for a truce On January 10, Ethan uploaded a video to his personal channel where he reacted to Ross watching his video on his stream. In the video, Adin admits that calling Ethan “fat” is “like that one Spider-Man meme where he points his finger.” Ross continued, ” I challenge you to a weight loss journey. Let’s both see what we can do, let’s get in the gym. Let’s motivate each other by losing weight.” Klein responded by saying that he’s “totally down” and “loves” the idea of a weight loss journey with Adin in 2023. Although Ethan admits Adin will be at a disadvantage in the challenge as Klein currently weighs significantly more than him, giving him more available pounds to shed. Later in the video, Adin claims that he wants to squash the beef in person with Ethan. “We just gotta link up, bro. No weird s**t, I just wanna link up and give you a hug. We can sit down and talk. Cameras off and everything. At the end of the day, you’re Jewish and I’m Jewish, bro.” The 37-year-old podcaster was more than happy to settle their differences and said, “Hell yeah, bro.” It looks like 2023 will be the year the pair of streamers finally settle their differences, and maybe even document their weight loss journeys in the process.

Adin Ross wants to do Kanye West interview to “revive” his streaming career Twitch: Adin Ross/YouTube: ARCHITECTURAL DIGESTAdin Ross is hopeful of doing a stream with Kanye West as the Kick star hopes the rapper can “revive” his career and stop “the drought” around his content. Over the years, as he’s risen up the ranks in the streaming world, Adin Ross has had a number of different rappers and artists on his streams. He’s had the likes of Trippie Redd, Tory Lanez, and Lil Yachty appear on his stream at times. Back in December, he had been hoping to have Kanye West on his stream too. However, that got canceled as Kanye was under fire for “hate speech” towards the Jewish community. At the time, Adin said he couldn’t have his platform “be used to spread hate.” He’s still hunting his white whale, though, and wants to have Kanye on at some point. And, he’s even gone as far as teasing fans about it. Adin Ross still wants Kanye West stream to happen Adin mentioned the possibility of having ‘Ye on his stream once again on June 19 as put it out there as something his fans might be able to decide. “Do you guys want me to do a stream with Kanye?” he asked his chat, noting that David Stromberg – Travis Scott’s manager – was watching the stream as Adin searched for his viewers to give their approval. “Kanye doesn’t give a f*ck, so, please! Please! That is my f*cking champion… He will revive my career. He will save the drought, he will save the falling off-ness. He will save it. Facts or cap? He’s the only one!” While it’s something that Adin has been looking to do for a while, it is a bit out of his control, and it remains to be seen if it’ll actually happen. His manager recently told him, on stream, that he was unable to get some big-name artists to collab with him because he was associating with “nazi” guests.

Adin Ross wants “threesome” spar with Jake Paul & Andrew Tate YouTube: IMPAULSIVE / Rumble: Tatespeech / Kick: AdinRossStreaming star Adin Ross says he wants a “threesome” sparring session with Andrew Tate and Jake Paul after Tate offered to train with the ‘Problem Child’ of boxing. Andrew Tate might currently be on house arrest — but he isn’t letting that get in the way of his content creation plans. Tate, who is awaiting trial on charges of rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang, appeared alongside YouTube star Jake Paul and popular streamer Adin Ross during a broadcast on Kick on July 18. This isn’t the first time that Tate has met either of these influencers; he previously collaborated with Adin Ross late last year and even faced off with Jake Paul in November as rumors of a fight between the two stars took over social media. Andrew Tate offers to spark Jake Paul after Nate Diaz boxing match However, it isn’t looking like Tate is interested in fighting Jake this go ’round. Instead, the former kickboxer offered to spar with him after his upcoming bout with Nate Diaz concludes in August. “You know what we should do, Jake? While you’re [training next] — I know you’re only 18 days away from a fight — but next time you’re training, and you want some sparring, fly to Romania and we’ll spar, and we’ll film it, and we’ll decide if we want to release it or not afterwards.” “I have no problem,” he continued. “We can have a sparring match anytime, easy.” Although Jake appeared to be game for the idea, his comments were interrupted by Ross, who put forward another option: A “threesome” sparring session between all three of them. “You know what? I’ll spar, too, with you guys,” an excited Ross said. “F*ck it. Jake, let’s just go to Romania. We’ll go fifty-fifty on a jet, we’ll go to Romania, Jake, and we’ll spar. We could do a threesome spar. I’m with it.” Adin’s comments clearly left both Paul and Tate amused. “Why do you make everything sound weird?” Tate asked, while Jake let out a chuckle. Although Adin Ross claimed he’d be facing off in the boxing ring against another influencer earlier this year, his current combat sports pursuits remain unknown — but it doesn’t look like Tate or Paul are too keen on the idea of a “threesome” sparring session anytime soon.

Adin Ross wants Donald Trump on Kick stream after successful Kim Jong Un broadcast Instagram, Kick: AdinRossKick streamer Adin Ross hopes to get former US President Donald Trump on his stream following his hugely successful broadcast with a King Jong Un impersonator. Adin Ross is one of the most prominent streamers on Kick, boasting over 720,000 followers on the new broadcasting platform. Ross is also known for his somewhat controversial content, having sparked debate due to his support for divisive figures like Andrew Tate and rapper Tory Lanez. However, Ross broke Kick’s viewership record after claiming he wanted to stream with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, inviting an impersonator onto his channel to the tune of 300,000 viewers at its peak and even breaking the site. Adin Ross wants to stream on Kick with Donald Trump Now, Ross wants to invite another political leader onto his channel — former US President Donald Trump. Ross commented during a recent broadcast, claiming that his next big milestone is to host the former President on his stream. He also claimed that UFC Prez Dana White has already talked with him about it, leading fans to believe this crossover could really happen. “I think the next milestone, chat: Adin x Donald Trump. You know what I’m saying? Dana [White] already told me he wants to figure out something [that] me and him can do together,” the streamer said. “I would just love for the room to literally just be me, Trump, and Dana White. It would just be my dream f*ckin’ thing.” This wouldn’t be the first time Adin has expressed a desire to stream with Trump. In fact, Ross teased the same idea back in April of this year, claiming that Dana White had tried to connect the two after they met at UFC 287 earlier that month. Adin read Dana’s supposed text aloud during a broadcast, in which he claimed he’d try to “bring you in for content with Trump if you’re interested” closer to the election period. For now, it’s uncertain if we’ll actually see these two on a stream together, given the current legal issues surrounding the former US President — but it wouldn’t be the first time an influencer got to have Trump in their content. YouTuber group the NELK Boys actually interviewed Trump in April 2023 in a divisive video that was actually removed by YouTube 24 hours after it was uploaded (although it’s back up now), not to mention the time that TikTok star Addison Rae introduced herself to him in a move that sparked a major backlash against her online.

Adin Ross vows to “cancel cancel culture” after backlash to controversial comments YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross has responded to the backlash around a controversial tweet he made about gender, saying that he’s making a vow to “cancel cancel culture.” Adin Ross is a prominent streamer who was recently handed a permanent ban from Twitch, where he’d broadcasted to 7.2 million followers before getting the boot. Just before his ban, Ross announced his move to Kick, citing issues with Twitch’s Terms of Service and his multiple bans on the site as reasons for making the switch. Amid this drama, Ross posted a tweet that sparked a large amount of backlash from critics where he claimed there were “only two genders.” Thus far, his post has been viewed nearly 50 million times and has continued to spark a furious debate and backlash against the streamer. Adin posted a video to YouTube discussing the tweet just a day later, where he vowed to “cancel cancel culture” and claimed that his post was not “targeted” at LGBTQ+ individuals, but rather at those who wanted to “cancel” him. Adin Ross speaks out after controversial tweet sparks criticism “This has been a very chaotic week for me,” Ross began. “I’ve been canceled twice. I’ve been permanently banned on Twitch.” “…I just wanna say, this tweet is not targeted toward anybody that’s a part of the LGBTQ+ community, at all,” he clarified, going on to say that he’d spoken to “gay and trans” people within the past 24 hours who purportedly agreed with his ideology. “This tweet is targeted at the people who are trying to cancel people,” he continued. “This is cancel culture. I’m coming at cancel culture right now. I’m gonna cancel cancel culture.” “This tweet was not intended to hurt anybody except for the people who try to put others down and the people that just try to ‘cancel’ people. This is intended for you guys. This is literally why I did it.” This is far from the first time Ross has faced backlash over his views; in fact, the streamer has been called out many times for his support of controversial personality Andrew Tate, who is currently being detained by Romanian authorities on charges of rape, human trafficking, and organized crime. It seems that Ross is determined to carry on in spite of the retaliation, preparing for the launch of Kick’s mobile app that is set to drop on March 3, 2023.

Adin Ross urges Kai Cenat to move to Kick following ban: “you’re worth more than that” Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross has urged Twitch superstar Kai Cenat to make the jump to Kick after being banned from the Amazon-owned platform. Adin Ross and Kai Cenat are undoubtedly two of the biggest streamers at the moment. On April 17, Kai followed in the footsteps of his peer, being hit with a Twitch ban that’s left fans puzzled. Similarly, earlier this year Adin Ross was slammed with his eighth ban from the Amazon-owned platform, subsequently being permanent. Adin then jumped to Kick, signing the “biggest deal” yet with Trainwreck’s new streaming platform that has skyrocketed in popularity. Now, following Kai’s ban, Adin is calling for his friend and record-breaking streamer to also make the move. Adin Ross urges Kai Cenat to make Kick switch after Twitch ban After being banned from the Amazon-owned platform, Adin hit up Kai to discuss what he’s been doing, and try to persuade him once more to switch to Kick. “How is it being banned,” Adin asked on FaceTime. “Um, you know it’s great man,” the Twitch star replied. “You know I’m just chilling you know what I’m saying? Just picking up phone calls and sh*t.” The Kick streamer then began to make his case, trying to convince Kai to switch over to the new platform — explaining he’s worth a lot more than what Twitch is offering. “I know bro, listen man I just wanna say I saw that little thing that went out today, they said they made $20 million off you and you got two,” Adin said. “I just want to let you know you’re worth a lot more than that. And there’s a platform called Kick and they’ll never ban you, you’ll never get banned,” he assured. Adin continued: “You know Twitch did its thing, they gave you a platform and you grew on it and you became who you are today because of Twitch, but it’s time for better things, to move on because it’s a toxic relationship. “They’re the type to spit in your mouth and beat you and do all of these things and ban you and kick you out, but Kick is a happy healthy relationship home.” Nonetheless, it’s clear that Kai is reluctant to make the move. “Listen to me, there’s no platform that I care about bro,” he said. “No platform can make me do anything! We are all bigger than every platform.” For now, it’s unclear what Kai’s next move will be. Although, it’s certain that Kick would welcome him with open arms, with the platform even sending him a pair of custom OffWhite Air Forces to one-up Twitch.

Adin Ross urges Kai Cenat to join Kick after Twitch’s “confusing” sneaker gift Twitch: Adin Ross/Kai CenatAdin Ross sent a text to Kai Cenat trying to convince him to switch from Twitch to Kick after the former sent him a pair of sneakers instead of a contract. Since announcing his official move from Twitch to Kick on February 23, Adin Ross has attempted to get a variety of streamers to follow. One of those is top YouTube streamer IShowSpeed, who Adin urged to join Kick after the Google-owned platform issued a strike on his channel. The latest person that Adin Ross has attempted to convince is Kai Cenat, who revealed Adin sent him a text after Twitch sent him a pair of customized shoes as a gift. Adin Ross tried to convince Kai Cenat to join Kick after Twitch sneaker gift On March 26, Kai Cenat was left confused after receiving a custom pair of sneakers from Twitch as a congratulations gift for setting a new overall sub-goal record during his February subathon. Shortly after, Adin texted the Twitch star by attempting to convince Kai to leave Twitch and join Kick. “Adin has seen Twitch give me the sneakers, I think.. and he text me like “I hope you see what’s going on,” Kai said. The clip was shared by the AdinUpdates Twitter account, which has been viewed over 38,000 times. At the end of the clip, Kai says “the door is open,” which has left fans wondering what the Twitch star’s plan is. Just a week before Adin announced his move to Kick, he made claims that Kai, IShowSpeed, and more were moving to the platform with him. We’ll have to wait to see what Kai decides to do, but in the meantime, you can head over to our entertainment section for more news and other viral stories.

Adin Ross under fire for body-shaming & “bullying” OnlyFans model YouTube: Adin LiveKick streamer Adin Ross is facing backlash after publicly body-shaming an OnlyFans model for criticizing him during a live stream, telling her she “needs to get bullied.” Adin Ross has kicked up quite a bit of controversy in the past few months. Netizens have levied a critical eye toward the Kick streamer for supporting Andrew Tate, on top of a number of other incidents – such as the time he asked a fan to “slit his brother’s throat” for money. During one of Ross’s recent broadcasts, the streamer called out a comment from OnlyFans creator and body painter ‘Barley Alex,’ who had left a critical comment about him on Twitter saying “his mom didn’t hold him enough as a baby.” In response, Ross levied a few harsh insults about the model’s size and claimed that she “needs to get bullied.” Adin Ross body shames OnlyFans model during Kick stream “Alex, you fat b*tch,” Ross began. “You’re always in my f*cking replies with some negative sh*t. You’re fat as f*ck. You need to get bullied. I don’t give a f*ck.” “Listen to me, you f*cking whale,” he continued. “Get on the f*cking treadmill. Get in the f*cking gym and lose some f*cking weight. Holy f*ck, you’re huge.” Ross’s response went on for nearly a minute and was clipped by Alex, who posted a snippet of his broadcast to Twitter with a scathing clapback. “HAHAH thank you for the minute long promo to my OnlyFans @adinross,” she wrote. “Quick question though, did you stutter this much when you were watching your sister’s s*x tape?” Commenters were quick to criticize Ross for his comments toward Alex, with some even making comments about his appearance, in return. “Gross behavior,” one user wrote. “Honestly seems like he’s a bit obsessive, fumbling on his words like that lmaooo.” Gross behavior 🤧🤧 honestly seems like he’s a bit obsessive, fumbling on his words like that lmaooo — ♡ krispy ♡ (@krispykittenFPS) April 7, 2023 “Yo, that’s crazy for someone with as big of a platform as him,” another said. “Also, just in general.” yooooo that’s crazyyyyy for someone with as big of a platform as him. also just in general. — MdPhatCkKr (@MdPhatBSV) April 7, 2023 “He’s like a kid who overheard his big bro say some funny words, except he’s 22,” yet another chimed in. He’s like a kid who overheard his big bro say some funny words, except he’s 22 — Angel (@clutchcake) April 7, 2023 This is just the latest incident to spark backlash against Ross after a woman suddenly left his dating show earlier this month due to feeling uncomfortable and “oversexualized” by guests on the program.

Adin Ross under fire for begging Hasan to “kill himself” Twitch: HasanAbi / AdinRossKick streamer Adin Ross has sparked backlash on Twitter after urging Twitch star Hasan to take his own life. Hasan and Adin Ross have been feuding for some time now and their differences reached a boiling point when the part Kick-owner “banned” the political streamer from the platform. In response to the ban, Hasan fired back, calling Ross a “gremlin” and saying that he had no intention of joining Kick to begin with. After a few more back-and-forths with Ross even questioning Hasan’s beliefs for changing his profile photo for Pride Month, but not Black History Month, Adin dropped a mega bombshell on Twitter. Adin Ross begs Hasan “kill yourself” On June 7, Adin fired off another tweet, and this time the gloves were off as he pleaded with Hasan to take his own life. “Hasan pls kys I’ll do anything. Please,” he tweeted. That’s not all, Ross followed this up by accusing Hasan of using his platform to “push an agenda” on children in a blazing attack on the left-wing commentator. “You’re a creep, you’re going to hell,” he blasted. “All for ppl themselves I love everyone but he pushes agendas on children… you’re forcing underraged transgender surgeries. Creep.” Many users commented on the tweets, saying Adin took things too far and that he needs to chill out. Hasan hasn’t commented on Adin Ross’s inflammatory remarks just yet, but it’s unlikely he’ll remain silent on the issue. Hasan isn’t the only one Adin is taking aim at, either; he also lashed out at esports and entertainment reporter Jake Lucky, saying in a post: “Jake Lucky deserved to be [stoned] to death, on God. You need to be bullied.” The Kick streamer doubled down on his comments in a video uploaded to Twitter shortly thereafter, where he reiterated that Hasan, Jake Lucky, and Mizkif should “end themselves.” BruceDropEmOff was also in the video and notably used a racial slur toward Adin. He followed up his recent tweets with this video pic.twitter.com/LsBPZk06iY — Dexerto (@Dexerto) June 7, 2023 Adin, meanwhile, risks being banned on Twitter for urging Hasan to take his own life, as outlined by the platform’s policies which clearly state, “You may not promote or encourage suicide or self-harm.” We’ll have to wait and see if Twitter ends up taking action and if Adin Ross finds himself suspended from the site.

Adin Ross under fire for asking fan to “slit brother’s throat” for money YouTube: Adin LiveKick streamer Adin Ross is facing backlash after asking fans to perform dangerous acts for money — including asking one viewer to “slit his [brother’s] throat.” Prominent streamer Adin Ross is facing backlash from viewers amid his transition to Kick from Twitch, a platform he openly criticized for its Terms of Service. Ross was permanently from Twitch after broadcasting “unmoderated, hateful conduct in chat,” and is now streaming solely on Kick. Despite allegedly signing a massive deal with the platform, Ross is facing backlash from viewers all across social media due to his behavior as of late, including his divisive comments regarding gender and hot tub streams, on top of his support for Andrew Tate. Adin Ross asks fan to “slit brother’s throat” for $20k Now, Ross is coming under fire for making bizarre requests of his fans during a live stream, where he asked one viewer to slit their brother’s throat for $20,000 after finding out they were a fan of Twitch streamer Hasan. “Wait, he’s a Hasan fan?” Ross says in the clip, which has since been scrubbed from YouTube. “Bro, if you slit his throat, I think I’ll give you $20k.” That isn’t the only jaw-dropping request he made of a fan during that stream; he also asked another viewer to throw urine on their brother for money after similarly finding out they were a fan of Hasan, but apparently kicked him from the group after he filled a cup with urine to enact the task. On top of that, one of Ross’s fans also threw objects at their sister and smashed her bedroom wall with a baseball bat, resulting in a feud between the two siblings on the stream. Another viewer threw objects at their sibling before smashing their wall with a baseball bat pic.twitter.com/fJjHiT3imu — Dexerto (@Dexerto) March 2, 2023 Critics have been quick to call out Adin’s behavior online in light of this latest broadcast, with some noticing a change in his behavior – something a man claiming to be Ross’s half-brother claimed was a result of his friendship with Andrew Tate. This isn’t the only time Ross faced criticism after asking his fans to do questionable things for money; just last month, Ross asked fans to “act Black” for cash, and even asked some to say a racial slur.

Adin Ross under fire after saying racial slur on stream YouTube: Adin LiveKick streamer Adin Ross is facing backlash online after viewers caught him using a racial slur during a live broadcast. Adin Ross is one of the internet’s most prominent streamers, having moved to Kick with a lucrative broadcasting deal after receiving a permanent ban from Twitch. Despite his large fan base across multiple social platforms, Ross’s content has come under intense scrutiny from critics due to his behavior on stream. For instance, Ross previously appeared to encourage a fan to “slit [their] brother’s throat” during a past broadcast and is a staunch advocate for controversial internet personality Andrew Tate. However, the streamer is facing even more backlash after using a racial slur during a recent Kick broadcast. Adin Ross sparks outrage after using racial slur in live stream On May 22, fans noticed that Ross seemingly used a racial slur during a ‘dating’ broadcast with another streamer. “*** I got you,” he said after his conversational partner asked him to “do a spin” for the camera to show off his outfit. Ross’s use of the slur instantly sparked outrage online, with many commenters expressing outrage at his seemingly casual use of the word. “Are we really surprised at his behavior at this point?” one user said on Twitter. “People will do anything to stay relevant and controversial… even if it is wrong,” another said. Adin Ross denies using racial slur amid backlash However, Ross is denying that he ever said the slur. After watching the clip during that same stream, Ross claims he did not say the word at all, but admitted to using it in the past. “Have I said it in the past? Yes. Have I openly admitted that I said it in the past? Yes. Did I say it here? No.” This is only the latest time Ross has faced backlash over similar issues, having asked viewers to use the racial slur for money in a previous YouTube video.

Adin Ross’ Twitch unban has given controversial streamer second wind on platform Twitch: AdinRossAdin Ross is one of Twitch’s more controversial figures, with his permanent suspension earlier in 2022 nipping his career in the bud. However, following his unban, he is as popular as ever with his stats returning to near his 2021 peak. Adin Ross might be one of Twitch’s most controversial figures, but he’s back on the airwaves making a splash. His indefinite ban earlier this year nearly put a stop to his rise to internet celebrity status, but if anything it’s spurred on his notoriety. After a slide in his viewership across the last 12 months leading into his ban, Ross has found a second wind on Twitch as his stats skyrocket. Since his return on June 7, Adin Ross has averaged more than 77,000 concurrent viewers every Twitch stream according to Sullygnome. This is a near-return to form for the internet star who struggled (comparatively) for viewership at the start of 2022. Ross hit his peak in viewership around May 2021, getting more than 120,000 concurrent viewers on average before slowly declining all the way through to February 2022 with viewerships as low as 15,000 per stream. At the time of his ban, he was averaging around 50,000 concurrents, but that has since jumped up by at least 50% consistently for the last two weeks as his unban put more eyes on his situation. Since getting back onto Twitch, Ross has split his time between chatting with his viewers and Slots streams. He has also spoken out about the gambling critics, defending fellow Twitch star Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel after the variety streamer started switching up his own content in 2022. Whether the second wind will last for any length of time remains to be seen though. His viewership has ebbed and flowed across the last two weeks, but with the star jamming nearly a stream a day into his schedule, there’s an effort to make that engagement stick.

Adin Ross mod banned on Twitch after allegedly harassing QTCinderella Instagram: AdinRoss / Twitch: QTCinderellaOne of Adin Ross’ Twitch moderators has been banned from the streaming platform after allegedly hurling abuse at QTCinderella amidst an ongoing internet feud. One of the hottest social media feuds of 2021 still appears to be raging on. Adin Ross has quickly become one of the most popular streamers on Twitch, in large part due to his beef with the likes of Ludwig and Sodapoppin. Ludwig’s partner and fellow internet personality QTCinderella were forced into the drama on June 5, which rages on despite FaZe Banks stepping in to keep things civil. QTCinderella especially has been caught in the crossfire; most recently, Adin Ross fans successfully disabled her Instagram account via “mass reporting.” Now, one of Adin Ross’ Twitch moderators, a fan by the name of ‘OGRoyce,’ has been banned from the platform for repeatedly targeting the Twitch streamer. ❌ Twitch Partner “OGRoyce” has been banned! ❌https://t.co/V3kV11koEe#twitch #ban #firstban #partner #twitchpartner 😨 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) June 6, 2021 “She fat as HELL,” the moderator spammed in chat for thousands of viewers to see in the latest Ross broadcast. This comment allegedly targeted QTCinderella. It didn’t take long for the partnered Twitch account to be banned in light of the harassment: hours after their messages, OGRoyce was hit with their first suspension. There’s currently no telling how long it may stand. Ross is also yet to comment on one of his mods being banned. Once the suspension is up, OGRoyce could be back to moderating one of the bigger streams on Twitch, or Ross could revoke his privileges; that choice falls entirely on the one who started the internet feud in the first place. Neither QTCinderella nor Ludwig have addressed the incident either. With OGRoyce making his Twitter account private after the ban, it could be the end of this internet feud for now. We’ll just have to wait and see if any further comments surface once he’s back on Twitch. In the meantime, Ludwig already got revenge on one pesky Adin Ross fan. Perhaps we’ll see history repeat itself if he decides to go after OGRoyce next.

Adin Ross parodies Lebron James’ “The Decision” in move from Twitch to Kick Adin RossPopular Twitch streamer Adin Ross has announced his move to Kick in a video parodying LeBron’s ‘The Decision’ TV special. LeBron James famously altered the course of his career upon uttering the words, “I’m gonna take my talents to South Beach” in ESPN’s ‘The Decision.’ It was a then-unprecedented move by a sports figure, which instantly enraged fans and pundits who couldn’t help but wonder why LeBron and ESPN dragged out the coveted decision for over an hour. Over a decade later, memes and references to the special continue unabated. Fortunately, Adin Ross‘ homage to ‘The Decision’ doesn’t waste anyone’s time. Adin Ross pokes fun at ‘The Decision’ in Kick announcement Ross has officially made the move from Twitch to Kick, meaning the creator will now make content for the competing streaming platform. The streamer went all out with the announcement, too, mimicking LeBron’s ‘The Decision’ in an amusing one-minute video (via Jake Lucky). Adin Ross’ own decision doesn’t receive an hour-long build-up, however. Instead, the popular streamer is cut off several times from actually detailing his future plans. Notably, Adin Ross began streaming on Kick earlier this month, taking his talents to the new platform following multiple ban threats from Twitch. His first stream went live on February 12, with over 80,000 tuning in to his Super Bowl 57-centric broadcast. As the first major streamer to give the platform a chance, there’s no telling what the future holds for Ross or Kick. At the very least, it seems interesting times are ahead, particularly for those keeping a close eye on the budding Twitch and Kick rivalry.

Twitch lift Adin Ross ban early after comments about streaming & driving drama Twitch: Adin RossRising Twitch star Adin Ross has been unbanned two days after a video showing him repeatedly using a phone while conducting a car caused an uproar. The ban was originally set as a seven-day suspension. Update July 10 Adin has been unbanned from Twitch a couple of days after the clip showing him reading his Chat blew up. ✅ Twitch Partner “”AdinRoss”” (@adinross) has been unbanned after 2 days, 19 hours and 50 minutes! ✅https://t.co/31cn8jvX5P#twitch #unban #partner #twitchpartner 😐 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) July 10, 2021 While there was confusion as to whether or not he was actually texting, the site banned him all the same on July 7. He said his official ban was for seven days, but after two days and 19 hours, his channel has been reinstated. Unbanned from twitch 😈 . I love u guys , thank u for ur support fr. I’ll see u guys tonight ❤️ what do u wanna see me do on stream tonight ? 🤔 — adin (@adinross) July 10, 2021 Adin is already prepping for his comeback stream and thanked his following for their support during his ban. Original story follows below… The streamer changed up his stream plans on July 7, taking to the streets in an IRL stream. During the broadcast, Ross regularly checked his phone while driving, responding to Twitch chat comments and messages. Twitch’s community guidelines state any “illegal activity” will be punishable by suspension. That includes Californian state law, where “driving while using a handheld cellular device or texting” is a crime. The violation carries a fine of $175 for first offences, and $500 for any following charges. Twitch suspended the star’s channel late on July 7 following the broadcast. Adin Ross banned on Twitch The IRL star’s bannable driving offences were first flagged hours before his July 7 suspension; fellow Twitch streamer Jake ‘JakeNBake’ Abramson called Twitch out for “inconsistencies” around their ban reasons. Abramson was suspended for a similar driving incident in March. Ross believes this Twitch suspension may be “permanent.” “Just got banned by Twitch… I think it’s a perm. This is not good AT ALL. I was at a red light during my IRL stream and I read chat off of my phone,” the star wrote. “I am 100% in the wrong, I’m so sorry… don’t know when I’m gonna be back.” The streaming star added that he was still struggling to come to terms with the July 7 ban: “I’m shaking right now, I’m so sorry. I feel horrible.” Just got banned in twitch. I think it’s a perm guys … this is not good AT ALL. I was at a red light during my irl stream and I read chat off of my phone. I am 100% in the wrong I’m so sorry. Idk when I’m gonna be back tho … I’m shaking rn I’m so sorry I feel horrible — adin (@adinross) July 8, 2021 Later in the day, Ross went live on Instagram to apologize. “I’m really, really sorry guys. It’s no one else’s fault but mine. I’m having the worst anxiety of my life,” he said while walking. “I haven’t got anything back yet. I think it was permanent.” During the livestream, Ross doubled down on his claims he was “at a red light” when texting, despite several Twitch clips shared on Twitter showing otherwise. “I’m going to appeal it… I was at a red stop light during my IRL stream and I was reading Twitch chat. So stupid of me. “This isn’t on Twitch either,” he added, addressing his 1.8 million followers on Instagram. “Don’t blame them. This is 100% my fault, like I said. Twitch literally gave me a perfect opportunity to go up and sh*t. I got banned because, like I said, I was at a red stop light and texting… not texting, reading my chat. “I was just shopping, having such a fun time. I was going to go home and stream, and then I got banned. I’m really f**king sorry.” Ross reveals ban length, takes “full accountability” Adin Ross spoke out once more on the ban in a paparazzi video uploaded to YouTube on July 9. In the video, Ross confirmed that he’d received a seven-day suspension due to “texting and driving in my Lambo.” “It’s just my fault,” he said of the situation. “I text and drive, I could have killed somebody. Twitch, you did the right thing. …I didn’t even realize it bro, because I do it all the time. I was really doing this s**t all over the f***ing place. I did it like, three to four times. I deserve that ban. I’m taking the full accountability for it, and I’m just gonna learn and be better.” (Topic begins at 0:40) This suspension marks the fourth time Ross has been banned on Twitch. He has been previously barred from the Amazon-owned platform in single-day bursts, on May 29 (nudity) and April 11 (homophobic remarks). The star’s first Twitch ban came on June 16 last year. Ross was blocked from streaming for seven days for his first strike.

Adin Ross to face off against 21 Savage in $100k NBA 2K match Adin Ross/DreamstimeStreamer Adin Ross will play against 21 Savage in NBA 2K on stream tomorrow (Thursday), with the winner taking home over 100 thousand dollars. The biggest streamer on Kick originally planned on facing off against the rapper today, but had to postpone the competition after 21 Savage moved the event to tomorrow. This isn’t the first time Adin has done a collab with a high-profile music artist. Last year, he brought rapper Polo G onto his stream, and he’s also collaborated with sports personalities and other celebs who aren’t as engaged with the streaming space, including Andrew Tate. Adin Ross plans high-stakes NBA 2K match versus 21 Savage The match would see Adin Ross clash with 21 Savage in the hugely successful basketball video game, with the winner receiving over 100 thousand dollars from the loser. Adin Ross was practicing for the head-to-head when he found out the match had been pushed to tomorrow. While streaming he got a text from 21 Savage saying: “Let’s do it tomorrow”. It’ll be streamed on Adin’s Kick channel, the largest on the site. However, a friend of 21 Savage who Adin was calling at the time reassured him that the rapper was “obviously” still trying to play the game with him. The stream collab comes after Adin said he felt hurt by the decision made by fellow streamers Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed to start an exclusive streaming show on Rumble, rather than Adin’s preferred platform Kick. Adin has repeatedly tried to recruit both streamers to Kick after they had issues with Twitch bans, so their choice to back Rumble over his suggestion may have been taken personally. For more news and updates on Adin Ross, check out the recent drama between him and Kai Cenat over Kai’s new rumble show, and allegations that he turned down a $40 million deal.

Adin Ross urges IShowSpeed to join Kick after YouTube strikes his stream again YouTube: iShowSpeedAdin Ross has advised fellow streaming star IShowSpeed to join him on new platform Kick, after YouTube hit Speed with a strike over one of his recent livestreams. Adin Ross, once one of Twitch’s biggest stars, has been banned from the platform and moved to Kick in February, making his frustrations known with the Amazon-owned platform. Sources told Dexerto that Ross was banned due to unmoderated content appearing on his stream, but he feels unfairly persecuted, citing it as one reason for leaving to join Kick. And now, he’s recommended his friend Speed joins him on the move. Speed was hit with a strike from YouTube on a recent stream, for breaching rules regarding “spam, deceptive practices and scams.” IShowSpeed hit with YouTube strike again Not his first strike – he was hit for “harassment, threats or cyberbullying” in September 2022 – Speed has had a number of run-ins against YouTube’s policy in the past. In September, he asked that it be removed as he didn’t “think a strike was needed.” On February 27, he simply posted “no way” along with a screenshot of his newest community guidelines strike. Ross replied, “Kick. Stop being dumb they treat you like a peasant when you’re their biggest streamer. You deserve equity and a multi-million dollar deal. Equity alone… you’ll be an owner of your own platform.” Some have speculated that this means as part of his deal with Kick, Ross himself has been offered equity in the company. Kick is an upstart streaming site, with connections to crypto gambling site Stake, and has been promoted heavily by Trainwreck. Train also responded to Speed, and while he didn’t directly tell him to join Kick, he did claim YouTube gives special treatment to “PG” creators, and wanted to “kill off” Speed’s career. IShowSpeed turned 18 years old in January, meaning he can join Kick – the platform’s policy is 18+ unless permission is given by a parent or guardian. There are no measures in place to prevent a user under 18 from joining without permission though, it would simply break the terms of service. The platform has faced its own controversies though. From the connection to Stake initially being unannounced, to questions over the enforcement of the sexual content rules.

Adin Ross teases possible Kick stream with Donald Trump Adin RossKick star Adin Ross has hinted at a possible election stream with former United States president, Donald Trump. After Adin Ross met Donald Trump at UFC 287 earlier in April, it looks like we may actually see a future collab between the two. During a recent live stream, the 22-year-old was left stunned when Dana White hit him up to try and connect him with the former United States president. According to Adin, the UFC manager sent him a text to explore the opportunity of Trump making a guest appearance in a live stream closer to the presidential election later this year. “I just talked to the president, and I was telling him about you. As we get close to the election, I’m thinking of something you two could do together,” the text read. “I will bring you in for content with Trump if you’re interested.” “Dana said that, bro! Holy sh*t Dana, what the f**k,” Adin reacted. It’s fair to say fans went wild over the thought of Adin and Trump streaming together, with some even going as far as to claim it could be the best stream he’s done. The controversial Kick streamer met Trump earlier this month, where after much hesitation, he took the opportunity to shake the president’s hand and exchange a few words. At this time, it’s unclear whether or not we’ll actually see the two stream together. Although Trump recently made his second guest appearance on the NELK Boys’ FULL SEND podcast, it may have opened the door for more crossovers. Regardless, it’ll definitely be one of the wildest crossovers we’ve seen in the streaming world if it comes to fruition.

Adin Ross ‘swatted’ live on Twitch during LA fan meetup Twitch: Adin RossAdin Ross admitted he was “scared sh*tless” after fans called fake police to arrest him, but revealed it was nothing compared to a separate incident where he got swatted during a rooftop meetup. Just two days after he was banned on Twitch for a viral clip that showed him texting and driving, Adin Ross has returned on the platform. However, his celebrations were cut short when he got arrested in what appears to be a footwear store in a mall. It turned out the arrest was fake and presumably organized by his fans. But Adin admitted he was still “scared sh*tless.” “That arrest was fake. I was scared sh*tless,” he said.”One of you guys called fake cops to come and fake arrest me .. y’all weird [as f*ck].” The fact he included a laughing emoji suggests he saw the funny side of the prank. Read More: Corinna Kopf slams Adin Ross “toxic” fanbase – However, he was less inclined to forgive the person responsible for a separate and more serious incident where someone called a real SWAT team on him during his rooftop meetup. “Whoever did that is a real piece of sh*t,” he said. Bro 😂 that arrest was fake I was scared shitless. Bruh, one of u guys called fake cops to come and fake arrest me .. y’all weird asf. But fr tho Someone called a real swat team during the actual rooftop meetup and whoever did that is a real piece of 💩 — adin (@adinross) July 11, 2021 It happened live on stream. Not only could sirens be heard in the background, but a helicopter was circling around in the sky. “This is getting crazy,” he said. “We didn’t do anything illegal. I don’t know what to do. I think somebody said something fake is happening here.” Eventually, someone informed him that a SWAT team was approaching the door, and he nervously told his crew to end the stream. Some people accused Adin of staging the whole thing for clout. However, he insisted he had nothing to do with the fake arrest and claimed the swatting incident was real. “On my life, I would never call SWAT,” he said. “I didn’t intentionally fake sh*t. Real cops shut down Melrose [and] a few SSB supporters actually got put in handcuffs. That sh*t was real.” Fortunately, it had no major consequences other than causing a block to briefly get shut down. However, swatting is a serious offense that puts streamers’ lives on the line, despite various instances of people being jailed for it.

Adin Ross swatted once again while live on Kick stream YouTube: Adin LiveStreaming superstar Adin Ross was swatted once again whilst live streaming from a gym on platform Kick. Being a streamer can be a pretty wild and dangerous career path. Especially for streamers that go out of their way to explore their surroundings, potentially doxxing their location in the process. This has led to several incidents of pranks before, with more serious trolls calling in SWAT teams on streamers. These pranks are called swatting and can be incredibly dangerous to all parties involved. One streamer familiar with being swatted is Kick superstar Adin Ross. The Twitch turned Kick streamer is easily one of the most controversial figures online. Adin has been swatted several times in the past, often having run ins with officials that have been called in by his viewers. Now Adin has been swatted once more whilst live streaming on Kick. Adin Ross swatted whilst live on stream once again Adin and HSTikkyTokky were live streaming from a boxing gym when police officials arrived outside. With how often Adin is swatted, the streamer remained rather calm, stating to his friends and fellow streamers that “we’re good, we’re fine.” Adin was eventually asked to evacuate the building and sit outside whilst the police conducted a search. The streamer was allowed back into the gym after the search was completed, allowing them to get back to streaming normally. This is just another in a long line of swattings that has taken place on Adin’s stream, with the controversial star being visited multiple times throughout 2023. For all the latest entertainment news and updates, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here.

Adin Ross swatted again just minutes after starting golf course stream Kick: AdinRossKick star Adin Ross was swatted for the second time within a week mere minutes after starting up his IRL broadcast at a golf course. Adin Ross is one of Kick’s most popular broadcasters, having signed with the platform earlier this year in an exclusive contract. Since then, he’s been one of the faces of the platform — but internet stardom isn’t always sunshine and roses. On August 16, Ross was swatted while training in a boxing gym in Miami, Florida, alongside fellow creator Sneako. Ross cut the broadcast off shortly thereafter and uploaded the VOD to YouTube, showing himself walking out of the gym to speak with officers as patrol cars gathered outside, lights flashing. (Topic begins at 43:17) That wouldn’t be the end of his troubles, by far. Just two days later, Ross decided to host another IRL stream at what appears to be a Topgolf location with fellow streamer Jynxi… but their broadcast didn’t last long. Adin Ross swatted again just two days after swatting at boxing gym Just minutes after booting up the stream, Ross and company were informed by an employee that they’d been swatted. This marks the second time they’d been swatted in just two days, leaving the streamer visibly exasperated. The attendant can be heard saying that police “came in with guns” before telling the group that they “had to go.” “I’m sorry, bro,” Adin apologized. In another conversation, employees can be heard saying someone called in saying there was an “active shooter,” causing police to “come in, guns blazing.” “I didn’t even get a swing in,” Ross lamented. “Why are people so weird, dude?” This isn’t the first time Ross has been a victim of swatting, by far. In fact, the star was one of a few streamers who were swatted in a string of incidents last year, alongside broadcasters IShowSpeed and Kai Cenat.

Adin Ross surprises Twitch friend who was shot with rent-free house for a year YouTube: Adin RossAdin Ross surprised his friend and fellow Twitch streamer Izi Prime with a rent-free house for a year to help him bounce back after getting shot twice, changing his life in the process. Adin Ross is quickly becoming one of the most popular streamers on Twitch. As it stands, he has 4.7 million followers and 32,500 active subscribers and is the ninth most-viewed person on the platform in August 2021. However, he always has his friend’s backs, especially when it comes to ones he’s known for years, like Izi Prime, who also happens to be a streamer. Izi was shot twice and forced to live with his grandparents to make ends meet. So, Adin decided to help him get back on his own two feet in the best possible way – by buying him a rent-free house for a year. “I know about all the sh*t you went through in your life, and as your brother, I wanted to come and help change and save your life,” said Adin. “I went out and f**king got you an apartment bro, for a year, locked, rent-free.” Izi didn’t believe him at first. He thought it might have been a joke. But Adin assured him it was real. “I swear on my life this is yours. This is your f**king house for a year, locked. You don’t have to worry about rent for a year.” He invited him to look inside, revealing that it was also fully furnished, complete with a “monster” gaming rig. Overcome with emotion, Izi couldn’t help but hug him and tell viewers about his recent struggles. “I almost died last month,” confessed Izi, holding back the tears. “I got shot twice. I grew up in Chicago on the South Side. Moving house after house after house. I’ve been homeless for a month and a half. I was living with my grandma and my pop.” Adin also bought Izi a Tesla and gave him $10,000 in cash to kick things off. So, it’s fair to say that he’s in a good place now, thanks to Adin. However, Izi vowed to get stuck into the streaming grind throughout the year so he can get the ball rolling himself. And given how good his content is, there’s no denying he’ll succeed. If you’d like to tune in and support him, you can find his Twitch channel by clicking here. He already has 150,000 followers now, and the numbers keep on rising.

Adin Ross surprises IShowSpeed with $120k Cristiano Ronaldo watch IShowSpeedYouTube streaming star IShowSpeed was stunned after fellow creator Adin Ross surprised him with a $120,000 watch from Jacob & Co, inspired by Cristiano Ronaldo, for his birthday. Known for his wild antics and obsession with Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo, IShowSpeed is one of the most popular streamers in the world. Speed has made not only a name but also a home for himself on YouTube, becoming one of the platform’s biggest streamers today. On his stream with Adin Ross, he was left in disbelief after receiving a luxury watch inspired by his idol Cristiano Ronaldo for his birthday. IShowSpeed gets $120k Cristiano Ronaldo watch During a stream on January 21, Speed was joined by fellow streamers Adin Ross and Kai Cenat as he celebrated his birthday. While the 19-year-old was showered with gifts, it’s fair to say one from Adin topped them all. At first, Speed was more confused than anything as he was handed a black box with CR7 branding all over it, baffled by what it could be. After an awkward moment trying to open it up, the young streaming star soon came to the realization of what it was, and couldn’t contain his excitement. “Oh my f**king god,” Speed screamed as he fell to the ground in shock. “It’s the Ronaldo watch! It’s the Ronaldo watch,” he repeated. “It’s the $100k Ronaldo watch. Oh my f**king god I love you bro. Oh my f**king god.” The watch by Jacob & Co is worth up to $120,000. Its face features Cristiano Ronaldo himself wearing his lucky number 7 jersey as well as his signature and CR7 logo engraved. Adding to its luxury, the footballer is also gold-printed on the caseback’s tainted sapphire crystal. Nevertheless, it’s fair to say Speed is more than chuffed with his watch from Adin, even posing with the gift in photos across social media.

Adin Ross supposedly “flaked” on Drake and the internet is roasting him Kick: AdinRossKick star Adin Ross apparently “flaked” out on meeting Drake — and the internet can’t stop roasting him for missing out on meeting such an esteemed artist. Adin Ross is one of Kick’s top broadcasters, exclusively moving to the platform earlier this year after being handed a permanent ban from Twitch. In his time as a top-tier streamer, Ross has had his fair share of interactions with mainstream celebrities — most recently getting into it with boxing champ Floyd Mayweather during an IRL stream. However, he also had the opportunity to shake hands with none other than famous rapper Drake… but it looks like he missed out on his chance to meet the one and only Champagne Papi. Adin Ross roasted for “flaking” on Drake During an August 31 stream, it was revealed during a phone call that Ross had actually gotten an opportunity to hang out with Drake on his “It’s All a Blur” tour. This tour has already been an explosive one for Drake, who inadvertently made a woman famous after she threw her bra on stage and ended up securing a deal with Playboy as a result. Unfortunately, Ross couldn’t make it due to being sick — but that didn’t stop his manager from absolutely roasting him during their phone call. “Yeah, he’s sick, guys,” his manager said sarcastically. “He’s been sick for a week. Even though he was supposed to be at Drake’s tour the last couple days. Drake personally invited him to his show, and this idiot is f*ckin’ sick. He’s making up excuses.” Although Ross was adamant that he’s currently ill, that didn’t stop his manager from reminding him that he “flaked” on one of the biggest names in rap. That’s not all; once the news broke online, commenters across the internet couldn’t help but be stunned that Ross had to miss out on such a major opportunity. He blew that chance fr 😂 how you gonna ghost drake like that — Droke (@sixgoddroke) September 1, 2023 How bro thought he looked after not showing up pic.twitter.com/iThdZuWI4T — Cleyy 🎿 (@cleyyreloaded) September 1, 2023 This latest news comes after another eye-opening phone call from his manager earlier this year, who claimed that celebrities and other top personalities wouldn’t collaborate with him due to controversial guests he’s had on his streams in the past.

Adin Ross supports Tory Lanez as Megan Thee Stallion TikTok goes viral Kick: AdinRoss / TikTok: theestallionAdin Ross showed his support for rapper Tory Lanez after a TikTok from Megan Thee Stallion went viral online, and his comment is sparking a major debate. On September 18, American rap star Megan Thee Stallion dropped jaws all across the internet when she showed off her results from the gym on TikTok. The rapper showcased her slim stomach before throwing it back in a full-on twerk session for the camera as she danced to ‘Ok Kool’ by Yeat. “Before the gym,” Megan captioned her video. “She toned but it still move, don’t panic.” The clip has racked up over 2 million views in two days as commenters continue praising her physique. Even music artist Billie Eilish chimed in, saying in a super-thirsty comment: “Megan, I’m literally free whenever.” Adin Ross sparks debate after Megan Thee Stallion comment However, despite the staggering amount of fans showing their support for Megan, not everyone had a positive response to the clip. Notably, prominent Kick streamer Adin Ross weighed in on the viral moment with a comment showing support for Tory Lanez. “We don’t care. Free Tory,” the streamer wrote. Ross’s comment referenced the infamous incident between Tory and Megan, which occurred in 2020 when Tory reportedly shot Megan in the foot after the two artists got into an argument. Three years later, Lanez was sentenced to 10 years in prison after being found guilty of three charges: “Assault with a firearm, illegal possession of a firearm and negligent discharge of a gun for shooting the victim.” Ross’s comment sparked a firestorm of debate online, with many of Megan’s fans denouncing the streamer’s support for Lanez, while others backed up Adin and expressed similar sentiments. “I expected this from random trolls on the internet, but not from someone with an influence,” one user commented. Expect this from random trolls on the internet but not from someone with an influence — Jai (@HoodieJai__) September 19, 2023 “I think everything is too messy, and it should be cleaned up with a retrial,” another interjected. i think everything is too messy and it should be cleaned up with a retrial — SLATTHEW (@morldsy) September 19, 2023 “How does this man still have a platform?” another asked. “Tory in jail because he shot somebody, which is exactly where he should be.” How does this man still have a platform 😂 Tory in jail bc he shot somebody which is exactly where he should be. — Trillogy (@Trillogyyy) September 19, 2023 This is just the latest debate to have sparked around Adin Ross after the streamer claimed he wanted to stream with Kim Jong Un.

Adin Ross sues girl for breaking NDA and allegedly stealing stripper money Instagram: adinross / X: FearedBuckAdin Ross is taking legal action after a girl broke her NDA to secretly film his warehouse and allegedly stole money intended for strippers. American streamer Adin Ross is ‘making an example’ of a girl he had invited to one of his live streams after she decided to break her NDA and secretly film on set. Ross had invited two girls to collaborate on one of his streams, bringing them to his warehouse to create new content. To participate, the girls had to give up their mobile phones and sign NDAs. However, one secretly brought a second phone to film Ross’ warehouse without his knowledge. Posting the footage online revealed her deception, resulting in Ross now pursuing legal action against her. Screenshots of alleged messages from Ross show the streamer discussing what to do next after it was revealed the NDA was broken. NDA’s are commonly used by celebrities to ensure vital information is not leaked to the public unless permitted. “Need to make an example,” Ross wrote after confirming the girl had signed all legal documents beforehand. “Call the lawyers. I [want to] press heavy.” As well as filming prohibited behind-the-scenes footage, the girls also allegedly stole money that had been intended for strippers. Footage showed them struggling to stuff a bag with bundles of cash, further inciting Ross to sue the girl involved. Not eager to find herself in legal trouble, the girl went on to post an apology video in which she said, “I’m really sorry for the content that I had posted today. I really did not mean any harm or maliciousness by posting it. I genuinely came at it with good intentions, just lightheartedness and fun. And I shouldn’t have done it in general, so I’m super sorry to everybody that was involved and especially to Adin” She continued, “I know now that I cannot be posting content like that because I don’t want to invade anybody’s privacy… I’m hoping I can grow from this and that it is a learning lesson.” However, the apology was seemingly not enough for Ross who revealed he would continue with his plans to sue; “I hope that I can grow from this? Dude, this is like those apologies back in school. No, I’m not folding… I am not going to f****** fold — you’re getting sued, I don’t give a f***. You violated that contract, you signed a f****** NDA.”

Adin Ross sparks backlash after asking fans to “act Black” for money on Omegle YouTube: Adin LiveTwitch streamer Adin Ross is facing backlash after uploading a video wherein he asked strangers on Omegle to “act Black” for a cash prize. Adin Ross is one of Twitch’s most prominent streamers, where he boasts over 7 million followers on the broadcasting platform. The influencer has even rubbed elbows with major celebrities like Kanye West, and has become a household name in the content creation space. However, he has also incited a fair share of backlash during his time as a high-profile streamer in the past for such things as being close friends with Andrew Tate, as well as his comments regarding Twitch’s hot tub streams. Adin Ross asks chatters to “act Black” for $200 Now, the broadcaster is coming under fire for a video he uploaded on February 16. In the video, Ross chats with strangers on Omegle, where he asks them to “act Black” for a $100 cash prize. “I have a challenge, bro, listen,” Ross says at the very beginning of the upload. “If you act Black, I’ll give you $100 cash. I swear on my mother’s life.” Although the chatter with whom he was speaking initially declined his request, Adin bumped up the award amount to $200, causing the person to ask: “That’s racist, isn’t it?” “Just act Black for $200!” Adin replied. “What do you want?” Eventually, the chatter performed an imitation, causing Adin to scream, “Yo! You’re racist!” before saying he was just joking. The rest of the video continued in a similar manner, with many chatters initially objecting to the request and some even ending the call altogether, while others went through with the challenge. That’s not all; Ross also asked a chatter to say a racial slur and even claimed to have “almost said it” during the broadcast. Although lots of fans have left positive comments underneath the video, many others have expressed concern about the premise of the upload — especially due to the timing of its publication during Black History Month. “Acting Black doesn’t exist,” one commenter wrote. “How does one act a color? You mean, ‘Act like a thug,’ which isn’t all of us.” “It’s Black History Month, do better Adin,” another said. “This don’t sit right with me, not gonna lie,” yet another said. “Me neither,” someone responded to the comment above. “Like, what is ‘act Black’ meant to mean? It means he has a preconceived notion of what acting Black means. Self report.” Thus far, Ross hasn’t responded to any of the criticism against him due to the video. Most recently, the streamer has expressed a desire to move away from Twitch in favor of platforms like Kick due to his issues with the former’s “terms of service.”

Adin Ross & Sneako swatted at gym during boxing Kick stream Kick: AdinRossStreamers Adin Ross and Sneako were swatted during a live broadcast on Kick while they were at a boxing gym. Adin Ross is one of Kick’s most prominent streamers, notably joining the platform amid his permanent ban from Twitch earlier this year. Since then, he’s been one of the key faces of the site. Recently, he attended a boxing gym alongside fellow creator Sneako, who is known for his divisive opinions and controversial content. The two streamers broadcasted their time in a boxing gym based in Miami, Florida when they were suddenly swatted. Adin Ross & Sneako swatted during live stream on Kick In clips taken from the August 16 broadcast, Adin can be seen getting approached by someone off-camera and being informed that law enforcement had arrived at the gym. “Are you serious, dude?” Adin asks. “Bro, we just got swatted. Someone swatted me.” Later, the duo go outside of the gym, where police cars were parked with their lights flashing. The stream ends shortly thereafter. (Topic begins at 43:17) It’s unclear if this swatting is related to threats made toward Adin by hackers, who hijacked the stream of prominent creator Destiny and claimed they were going to do the same to Adin. For now, not much is clear about the swatting, but this isn’t the first time Adin has been the victim of such a crime. In fact, the streamer was swatted in a string of similar incidents targeting multiple streamers like IShowSpeed and Kai Cenat last year. We’ll keep you updated on this ongoing story right here at Dexerto.

Adin Ross, Sneako, and JiDion meet former US President Trump Kick streamer Adin Ross as well as YouTubers JiDion and Sneako met former United States President, Donald Trump. As YouTube and live streaming continue to get bigger as a whole, we’ve seen more and more bizarre crossovers between celebrities and our favorite influencers. Over the years, we’ve seen collaborations nobody could’ve expected, such as when U.S. politician Alexandria ‘AOC’ Ocasio-Cortez streamed Among Us on Twitch — which the internet went absolutely mad over. We’ve even seen YouTubers make an appearance on some of the biggest late-night talk shows too, giving fans a crossover into mainstream entertainment. Now, the internet is once more going crazy after seeing former US President Trump meet Adin Ross, Sneako, and JiDion. Trump meets Adin Ross, Sneako, and JiDion On April 9, JiDion, alongside Adin Ross got the chance to briefly meet the former President of the United States at UFC 287. The former President and his security entourage were walking to their seats when the Kick streamer took the chance to shake Trump’s hand. Similarly, JiDion also took his chance to shake the President’s hand and exchanged a couple of words with him — taking the opportunity to ask if he could get a small loan of a million dollars. Another clip showed Adin getting the chance to meet Trump again, where this time the two had a brief conversation. Although it’s unclear what the Kick star said to the President. Controversial influencer Sneako was also at the UFC event, where he managed to snap a photo with Trump by his side — which at the time of writing has amassed over 60k likes on Twitter. It’s fair to say fans of the popular influencers went wild at the idea of a bigger crossover with Trump, with fans hoping for him to one day make a guest appearance on their streams.

Adin Ross tells Sneako “just take your L” after viral MoistCr1TiKal takedown YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross told Sneako to ‘take the L’after MoistCr1TiKal blasted him in an extended thread of tweets and a 15-minute youtube video. Sneako and MoistCr1TiKal have been taking shots at each other on Twitter since Moist’s November 2022 video criticizing Sneako’s content, culminating in the tweets on March 12, where Moist called him a “pathetic, sensitive, soy, little worm” after Sneako made this attack post. Adin also called Sneako out for bringing MoistCr1TiKal’s partner into the debate, saying: “When you go at someone’s significant other, it’s low.” Sneako, who publicly challenged MoistCr1TiKal to a fight and a debate earlier this week, replied: “Why is he not here? What I wanted to talk to him about is what he stands for.” He then went on to discuss the other influencers talking about him. “KSI’s been talking sh*t about me, H3H3, all these people that I watched back in the day before I was even a YouTuber are now talking shit about me. What do they stand for? “There’s more programming than ever. More people are believing in garbage. You cannot invest time watching people who do not stand for anything. “These people have no point of view. They have no political agenda. They have no view of the world. They do not add any value.” However, Adin disagreed that all creators have to have a political stance or worldview present in their content. “Just because you have a platform, doesn’t mean you have to preach certain sh*t. You just have to accept that. “Not everyone is going to be like you and you just have to respect that. And in that Moistcritical clip, he f**king owned you, bro.” Sneako stood by his attack on MoistCr1TiKal’s girlfriend, saying that it was necessary because he was also being attacked for his dating history. “I’m talking about his sex life because he’s repeatedly talking about mine. You’re going to go and obsess over my past? Ok, I’m going to talk about your present. You’re still monogamous with a two. “This is the reason I brought up MoistCr1TiKal’s girlfriend in the first place: She’s a two. That’s fine. That’s the life she wants to live.” But Adin initially disagreed with Sneako’s reasoning, using his own previous drama with Ethan Klein as an example. “Here’s what I learned. Going back with H3H3, once, a year ago, I said something about his wife. I feel like when you go at someone’s significant other, it’s low. Who knows why he’s with that person. He’s attracted to that person? Let him be with them. “I feel like that’s the wrong message you’re putting out to your people. Keep it between you and him, not his significant other.”

Adin Ross smashes controller after losing $20k Splitgate wager match Twitch: AdinRossAfter losing a $20k wager match to Twitch streamer yourrage on Splitgate, Adin Ross lashed out on stream and began smashing his controller against his desk. While a lot of streamers would just settle for a standard competitive match in a game, Adin Ross is always looking for new ways to raise the stakes and keep it interesting for his community. Whether that means jumping on the hot tub trend with Sommer Ray, or betting $10k that Bryce Hall would beat Austin McBroom, Ross certainly isn’t afraid of taking risks. However, a $20k Splitgate wager match against Twitch streamer yourrage didn’t exactly go to plan on August 10 and resulted in Ross taking his anger out on his controller. Adin Ross rage quits Splitgate after losing $20k wager On August 10, Adin Ross decided to challenge yourrage to a 1v1 wager match on Splitgate for $20k. While Ross was confident he could pick up the victory, things took a turn for the worse very quickly. As soon as the match began, it was obvious yourrage had the upper hand, and in the end, he took home the win by 12 kills to 3. Unfortunately, Ross didn’t take the loss very well and took his anger out on his controller, smashing it against the desk in rage. Despite this, after calming down, Ross remained humble in defeat and even said good game after losing $20k to the Twitch streamer. Yourrage on the other hand couldn’t help but show off about the fact that he’d taken $20k off Adin Ross. Before ending his stream, he decided to celebrate with his chat and even demanded that Ross send him all of the money by the morning. “I don’t give a single f**k, Imma need all my bread by the time I wake up… 20 bags on my notifications when I open my phone”. It’ll be interesting to see if the pair get together again for a rematch on Splitgate or potentially even a 1v1 on another video game title. Either way, it’s obvious Ross is incredibly competitive, so it’s unlikely he’ll be forgetting this loss anytime soon. Hopefully, this means another 1v1 is on the cards soon, and both parties are ready to put a huge amount of money on the line.

Adin Ross slams streamers threatening to leave Kick over Ice Poseidon controversy Adin RossAdin Ross has torn into Kick streamers threatening to not stream on the platform unless Ice Poseidon is banned following the escort controversy. Kick has been the focus of some unique controversies as of late from Adin Ross’ Kim Jong Un stream to the Ice Poseidon drama. The former OSRS streamer came under fire for allegedly paying a man $500 to hire an escort and broadcast it live on his channel. The streaming platform quickly responded promising upcoming guideline changes for Kick. These changes are being made to avoid compromising community and public safety in future content, but that’s hasn’t been enough to please everyone. Some streamers have spoken out against Ice Poseidon and want him banned from Kick, going far as to consider leaving the platform if they don’t get their way. Adin Ross tears into streamers debating leaving Kick amidst Ice Poseidon drama Adin Ross did not hold back when giving his thoughts on the streamers threatening to leave Kick if Ice Poseidon doesn’t get banned. Denouncing those trying to get Ice Poseidon banned, Adin said: “Did anyone see these p**sies that stream on Kick that were like ‘Yeah, we’re not gonna stream on here unless you suspend Ice Poseidon, this is like bullsh*t’. Like, shut the fuck up!” “It makes me mad because Ice is someone who’s kinda like super authentic and real. He’ll never do some f**ked sh*t behind closed doors. If he does some f**ked sh*t it’s gonna be on camera and his community f**ks them for that,” Ross stated defending the divisive content creator. Timestamp of 28:42 He concluded by giving his thoughts on the nature of those criticizing Ice Poseidon: “It’s like dawg all these crooked ass, p**sy ass, leftist, cancel culture, bullsh*t p**sies are the ones doing this f**ked sh*t behind closed doors. You guys are gonna be hung on trees. I said it, bro.” As of September 26, Ice Poseidon has not been banned and Kick has shown no intention of stopping him with Ice having streamed over 70 hours of content since the escort incident.

Adin Ross slams “crazy” stream sniper for finding his location mid-drive Adin RossKick star Adin Ross has hit out at a “crazy” stream sniper who found his exact location during a recent IRL live stream. Adin Ross has quickly grown to become one the biggest streamers in the world. After being hit with a permanent ban from Twitch earlier this year, the streaming star jumped ship. Signing exclusively with the new Stake-backed Kick — he’s since sat on the throne as the platform’s king with the most followers. However, being one of the most popular broadcasters in the world hasn’t come without its problems, with him frequently being swatted within just minutes of starting a stream. On the other hand, and much like the rest of the biggest creators, Adin has to deal with his fair share of stream snipers, where recently, the Kick star couldn’t help but put them on blast. Adin Ross reacts to “crazy” stream sniper During an August 31 live stream, the 22-year-old was reacting to viewer-submitted clips through his discord, where one fan submitted a TikTok from a stream sniper — immediately leaving the Kick star rather unimpressed. The TikTok showed the stream sniper watching a recent IRL broadcast live, before suddenly turning their camera to the window, where they proceeded to zoom in on Adin’s exact location as he drove past. Watching the video with a blank expression, Adin’s face immediately said it all before he lashed out at the “crazy” stream sniper. “Yeah bro, like this is crazy bro,” he said. “This is crazy as f**k bro. This is beyond crazy dude.” The streamer added: “That’s crazy dude. That is not even funny, it’s crazy.” While they’re more often than not harmless, thankfully, Adin always has security close by in case of any confrontation.

Adin Ross signed “biggest streaming deal ever” to join Kick after Twitch ban Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross claims that he has signed the “biggest streaming deal of any creator” amid his move to Kick, following his departure from Twitch. Adin has been flitting between Twitch and Kick in recent weeks, having streamed on the alternative platform during the Super Bowl and then heading back to Twitch, before being banned from the Amazon-owned platform. On February 15, Adin said that Kick would have to offer him a lot more money than they had for him to join them on a permanent basis, and less than two weeks later, it looks as though that came to fruition. In a discussion with Jake Lucky and Kick’s Trainwreck, Adin made the admission that he had signed such a huge deal and, while Trainwreck suggested there is more to it than simply a “streamer deal,” it sounds as though Adin will be making some serious bank. “I’ll just tell you straight up: I just signed the biggest streaming deal of any creator of all time, as far as I know,” he said. “It feels amazing. I’m blessed. Now I just want to take the time to really capitalize off that and give back to people in need and bless the f**k out of everyone I can.” Train did add that “it gets messy when it’s just ‘streaming deal’ … there’s a bundle of things in there, but what I will say is the amount is more than all those people [Ninja, Shroud, etc.], yes.” While exact figures were not provided, we know that Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins made a reported number somewhere in the region of $30m and even up to $50m from his deal with Microsoft-owned Mixer. Rumors online suggested the figure was around $150m over two years, though both Adin and Train said that was absolutely not true. There is also the possibility of equity in Kick, given that Adin advised fellow streamer IShowSpeed to join Kick and get equity in the company too. Kick’s interest in Adin is definitely one that makes sense, given that betting company Stake owns the platform and they have sponsored Adin in the past. What exactly the “bundle” Train mentioned consists of is unclear, though it may well come out over time the same way other streamer’s deals have in the past.

Adin Ross shoots his shot with Wednesday’s Jenna Ortega YouTube: DJ Akademiks / NetflixTwitch star Adin Ross publicly shot his shot with Wednesday star Jenna Ortega in a viral Twitter campaign that had him seeking help from his expansive fanbase. Adin Ross is one of Twitch’s most-followed streamers — and although he (like many other influencers) might be relegated as social media royalty, he’s also rubbed elbows with a few A-Listers here and there. Most notably, Ross exchanged messages with Kanye West while making plans to have the controversial music artist on his stream before the broadcast was canceled, on top of receiving a phone call from American rapper Drake in a past stream. With that in mind, it doesn’t come as a huge surprise that Ross recently tried to get the attention of Jenna Ortega, the star of Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ series, which was just renewed for a second season. Adin Ross asks fans for help to get Jenna Ortega’s attention on Twitter However, Ross couldn’t slide in the DMs, as Ortega’s account only accepts messages from people she follows… so he came up with a hilarious plan to catch her eye. On January 12, Ross created a tweet that instantly trended on the social platform. “Shooting my official shot at you @jennaortega,” he wrote. “#adinxjenna … just give me one chance to take you out to some nice dinner.” Ross composed and published the post during a live broadcast, where he asked his fanbase to join in on the campaign by using the hashtag ‘#adinxjenna.’ The tweet instantly went viral, and has since caught the attention of other streamers who had shared hilarious responses to Ross’ flirting attempt. Most notably, Twitch star Amouranth chimed in on the post with a meme: “Thanks Adin for letting me borrow your Bugatti and PJ last week.” thanks adin for letting me borrow your bugatti and PJ last week — Amouranth (@Amouranth) January 13, 2023 Hasan simply responded to the tweet with an “LMAO,” while bodybuilder-turned-podcast host Bradley Martyn asked, “I thought you were practicing celibacy?” Even FaZe Ronaldo got in on the action, posting a photoshopped response from Jenna. Thus far, it doesn’t look like Ortega has responded to Adin’s post — but he’s not the only streamer shooting his shot an a famous figure. Fellow broadcaster Kai Cenat has also publicly professed his affections for singer-songwriter SZA, who even entertained the idea of appearing on one of his streams.

Adin Ross shocks NBA pro for saying streaming is harder than professional sports YouTube: Adin LiveKick streamer Adin Ross floored NBA pro Dennis Schröder after claiming that his job as a broadcaster was harder than being a professional basketball player. Streaming has become one of the internet’s biggest forms of entertainment. Broadcasters from all over the world have accrued audiences in the millions by streaming their travels abroad or even playing video games in real-time on platforms like Twitch and YouTube. Fans can also interact with streamers via their live chat, leading to a new dynamic between creators and viewers that can directly impact an ongoing broadcast. However, several content creators have expressed their issues with this career path, saying they feel pressured to stream 24/7 without taking a break for themselves, leading to burnout. Adin Ross is one of the most prominent streamers on the net right now. Although he’s acquired quite a bit of controversy over the past several months, he’s still managed to garner a big audience on Kick, where he moved after getting into a few issues with Twitch. Adin Ross claims streaming is harder than professional sports During a broadcast with NBA pro Dennis Schröder, Ross claimed that his job as a streamer was harder than being a professional athlete, leading to a shocked reaction from the pro baller that left the internet scratching their heads. “If you think about it — I’m gonna be honest, bro. My job is a lot harder than you guys’ job, okay? I’m just being honest.” Schröder couldn’t seem to believe what Ross had said and shook his head, repeatedly saying, “No.” “Yes!” Ross argued. “Bro, all you guys do — you dribble a ball and shoot or drive, bro. I’m gonna be honest, I have to sit here and…” the streamer trailed off. “Basketball is not just just about shooting and dribbling,” Schröder hit back, seemingly confused about Ross’s argument. However, many fans have pointed out that Adin was likely just yanking his chain and joking around — but that didn’t stop some netizens from raising an eyebrow at his stance on the subject. “Streamers are so disconnected from reality sometimes, it’s just crazy,” one user wrote on Twitter. “Bro is delusional,” another said. However, some commenters agreed with Ross, with one saying, “Honestly, streaming is probably more mentally draining than the NBA.” It’s true that streamers do have to contend with the criticisms of thousands of people at all times — and even worse things like harassment and swatting. Recently, Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik revealed that she may have to move after being swatted multiple times.

Adin Ross shatters Kick viewership records with fake Kim Jong Un interview stream Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross has shattered Kick viewership numbers with a fake Kim Jong Un interview stream, amassing an audience of more than 300,000 live viewers at its peak. Ever since his permanent banning from Twitch, Adin Ross has largely become the face of Kick, despite its CEO admitting he is a “brand risk” to the platform due to his many controversies. Despite the sentiment, Kick CEO Eddie Craven seems to want to work with Adin, even proposing flying him out to North Korea to stream with their supreme leader, Kim Jong Un. Now, after days of teasing, Adin seemed to have gotten as close as he could to that, streaming an interview with “Kim Jong Un” live on Kick which broke viewership records. At least, that’s what he wanted fans to think. Moments before the fake Kim Jong Un made his appearance, Ross’ broadcast skyrocketed as tens of thousands piled in at the last minute. According to Stream Charts, this is now his all-time peak concurrent viewership with over 333,506 fans watching along live. As for who he was interviewing, the “Kim Jong Un” he had on his stream is a professional impersonator who goes by Howard X on Cameo, a website where you can hire actors to say personalized messages. Adding to the surreality of the stream, after Adin’s interview with the supposed North Korean leader, he would go on to invite Andrew Tate to the stream, including Howard X to the call as well. Despite the hype that was built from Ross and his fans, the real Kim Jong Un rarely conducts interviews, let alone with foreign media personalities. The first and last interview the Supreme Leader gave to foreign media was in 2019 with the Russian news channel Rossiya-24. The interview was a short statement given by the Leader during a visit to Russia. Kim Jong Un has never done a one-on-one interview with the American media before.

Adin Ross security knocks out stranger who tried to “attack” streaming star Instagram: Adin RossAdin Ross’ security team apparently knocked out a random guy who tried to confront the streaming star when he was out and about. As streaming has become bigger and bigger over the years, some content creators have grown to become fully-fledged celebrities who receive attention wherever they go. Of course, this attention comes at a cost. Some can hardly go out for a night on the town or to grab a bite to eat without being hassled by at least a handful of people. And, as a result, some have taken the step of employing security teams to get them from A to B without much hassle. This is the case for Adin Ross, who has blown up in popularity over the last year or so. He’s had to take on two security guards, and one had to step in for him during a night out. Adin Ross security knocked out alleged attacker That’s according to AdinUpdates, a Twitter account that alerts fans to when the streamer is going live and if he’s embroiled in any drama. On November 6, they tweeted a short eight-second clip of the streamer seemingly being confronted by a random person. The account stated that the person in person “apparently tried to attack” the streamer at the time too but got knocked out by Adin’s security guard Ant. In another photo, apparently from the same confrontation, a man can be seen flat out on the floor, supposedly knocked out and being observed by members of the police. It’s not the first time that the streaming star has been in danger over the last few weeks and had his security guards step in. In late October, his security team apparently had to pull guns on someone who was trying to commit an armed robbery on him. So, they’re clearly getting the job done.

Adin Ross says Kick signed “mega-superstar” as fans want Kai Cenat to leave Twitch Adin RossAdin Ross has claimed Kick signed yet another “mega-superstar” as fans are calling for Kai Cenat to leave Twitch following his ban. Over the last few months, Trainwreck’s new streaming platform Kick has skyrocketed in popularity as Twitch streamers flock to the site for a higher sub-revenue split. They’ve signed a variety of creators, including Adin Ross, Corinna Kopf, and GMHikaru. Now, Adin Ross has claimed that Kick signed yet another “mega-superstar” as fans are calling for Kai Cenat to leave Twitch following his ban. Adin Ross says Kick signed another “mega-superstar” Adin dropped the news during a chat with viewers on a recent stream. “Oh, by the way, I swear a mega superstar streamer just signed to Kick,” he said. “I cannot give a hint or anything like that or it’ll ruin the hype and ruin the fun.” He went on to explain that fans will find out soon and that he thinks the “mega-superstar” will stream on Kick before the end of April. (Topic starts at 26:20 in video) Kai Cenat was unexpectedly hit with a temporary Twitch ban on April 17, 2023, for “simulated sexual activity” and fans immediately began calling for him to switch from Twitch to Kick. “What time is the kick stream,” one user replied. Another replied: “Just give us a kick stream once a month and go from there if you did it once you can do it twice. We gone follow.” “I’ll see you on Kick, it’s nice over here the grass really is greener,” a third viewer replied. It’s hard to tell who the superstar streamer might actually be, but we’ll be sure to update you when it’s revealed. In the meantime, head over to our entertainment section for more news.

Adin Ross says he will visit Andrew Tate in jail: “I’ll see you in Romania” Instagram: adinrossThe budding friendship between Adin Ross and Andrew Tate continues, with the former revealing that he plans to go and visit the latter in jail after finding out he had been added to Tate’s visitation list. On December 29, 2022, Andrew Tate had his home raided by Romanian authorities and was taken into custody. Following this initial news, it was revealed that the influencer would stay in custody for at least 30 days. Since then, fellow content creator Adin Ross has been opening up more frequently about his friendship with Tate. Admitting that the news of Andrew’s recent allegations and arrest have been affecting him and having an impact. Fast forward to January 18, when Tate revealed that he had put Adin on his visitation list. Meaning that he would be allowed to go and visit Tate in jail. Fans of the two content creators have been eagerly anticipating Adin’s response, which he has now given in a recent YouTube update video. Adin began the video by reading out Tate’s latest tweet that confirmed he would be allowed to go see Andrew in jail. “I’m allowing five people to visit me in jail. Four of which are family members and the fifth person is Adin, is me,” he began, before adding that “I woke up to that and I just had the biggest smile on my face. I’m like oh my god, this is real, this is crazy.” “I already told you guys, with Andrew, he took me in and you showed the utmost love and respect to myself and my peers. He’s never given me weird, creepy vibes and he’s never given me the shoulder in a way. He’s always been open arms and loving. But yeah I’m feeling amazing and just so happy in life. I wake up every day and I’m just so grateful and appreciative for everything in my life.” Adin then went on to say, “I’m putting in work every day, going to the gym, working on my mind. So I’m just letting you all know right now that I’m locked in. And the answer to everyone’s question is if I’m going to go see Andrew in jail because he did put me on his visitation list.” Adin then turned on his car, gave it a rev, and revealed, “Andrew Tate, I’m on my way. I’ll see you in Romania G. Love you, brother.” At the time of writing, Adin Ross has not gone to visit Andrew Tate in jail. However, when and if he does, we’ll be sure to keep you updated.

Adin Ross says Fousey needs to get “straight” following arrest controversy Adin Ross / FouseyPopular streamer Adin Ross has given his take on the drama surrounding Fousey’s detainment and hospitalization, which went viral after his arrest played out on stream. Kick star Adin Ross is no stranger to drama himself, however, this time he is not at the center of it. Fousey’s subathon dramatically ended on August 23, after he was detained by police in his Miami hotel room while broadcasting. Later it was confirmed that he was hospitalized by authorities due to mental health issues. During his stream on August 24, Adin, who is a friend and regular collaborator with Fousey, gave his thoughts on the events that unfolded. Adin Ross defends Fousey: “He still needs sleep!” Adin reacted to the viral clips that had flooded the internet with his viewers, giving his reactions as he watched and responded to the chat. “I felt horrible when I saw this shit, everyone was texting…I opened his stream and then I called him.” He said referring to moments before the 33-year-old’s arrest when Adin was shown on stream begging for Fousey to let him help him. “He needs to get this straight and I really want him to I really hope he does,” he said. Many, including Adin, have pointed out that the manic events were not helped by his Subathon’s success reaching tens of thousands of viewers as the YouTuber avoided sleep. “He was up for 48 hours! 48 hours! ‘He got threatened.’ Okay. He still needs sleep!” he said, before going on to directly address the hate shown online the situation has received. “You’re part of the issue, you want to see this guy fail.” Fousey has been hospitalized after cops detained him from his hotel room after a manic 48 hours.

Adin Ross reveals why he wants to leave LA Clout House amid Ricegum drama YouTube: MizkifAdin Ross has explained why he wants to leave the LA Clout House he shares with influencers such as Brian ‘RiceGum’ Le, FaZe Banks, Mike Majlak and more amid ongoing drama with Rice. Earlier in 2021, Adin moved from Florida to Los Angeles to live with a huge group of influencers, and his stream has grown exponentially since then. He’s worked with some huge rappers and influencers and has become one of the biggest names on Twitch. While RiceGum doesn’t have the same YouTube audience he did just a few short years ago, his own stream is very successful in its own right too, regularly streaming to tens of thousands of viewers. Throughout 2021, though, he has been on/off beefing with huge English YouTuber KSI, with KSI now responding after Rice mocked his relationship and growing music career. Now, Adin is saying once again that he wants to get out of Los Angeles, and it could be spurred on due to his indirect involvement in the KSI vs RiceGum beef. After watching KSI’s video on the matter, Adin reacted and tried to stay neutral despite his close relationship with Rice, who he describes as his “brother.” Rice, though, believes that Adin was being defensive of KSI. “You’re not going to believe what this motherf**ker Rice told me two hours ago bro,” Adin said. “This dude genuinely looked me in my eye and said… He thinks I defended KSI! I never defended him, I stayed in my own lane!” Timestamp 0:33 For that reason, Adin says, he wants to leave the house. He clarifies that he loves everyone who lives there, including Rice, but the above appears to have really put him out. Not only that, but he says RiceGum threatened to do a hot tub stream with Corinna Kopf, similar to how Adin popped off towards the end of 2020. Adin explains this wouldn’t bother him if it happened, but “this motherf**ker tried to make me mad or upset about it.” There is clearly some bad blood between these two, despite their close relationship, and it’ll be interesting to see how this pans out. Adin has never made it a secret that he would prefer to still live in Florida, but it seems to be heating up now — and could see him leaving LA before long.

Adin Ross reveals what needs to change for Kick to succeed YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross has revealed that Kick’s biggest names need to be more positive and focus on “spreading love” for the platform to succeed in its power struggle with Twitch. In a discussion with fellow content creators Akademiks and Sneako, Adin outlined the mentality that Kick streamers needed going forward, which he said he realized after reflecting on his recent controversies. Adin is one of the biggest names on Kick and has tried to recruit influencers like Sneako to the site multiple times. Now, it looks like he’s fleshed out his view of what the ideal Kick streamer looks like a bit more. Adin Ross says Kick streamers need to “lead by example” In the discussion with Sneako and Akademiks, Adin used his recent behavior as an example of the kind of content Kick should move away from, saying that putting “negative energy” into the internet was not sustainable. He said: “I’m going to tell you right now: That’s what Kick needs right now. They need one of their faces to lead by example, and do great and big things and bless people, and just spread love. Because I’m telling you, that’s what it’s about in this world. “So I understand my persona on the internet is snobby at the moment. I get it. But that’s not who I am personally. I love everyone around me.” Adin also addressed his video on opioid addiction, which he posted on Tuesday, and how he plans to pave the way for other streamers to make more optimistic content. “I was giving out negative energy this past month, and I’m sick of that sh*t. I don’t want that sh*t. It was creeping up on me. Every day I didn’t want to get out of bed. I was depressed as f*ck. “It all started with insecurity and ego. And it’s stupid as f*ck that I had a void in my heart and I filled it with a cup. That’s why I’m letting everyone know. It’s deeper than it sounds.” While Kick has been making headlines for its rapid acquisition of big talent, such as GMHikaru, it’s still struggling to assert itself in the Twitch-dominated streaming industry. Another big name, Heelmike, recently came under fire for taking what appears to be cocaine on-stream. Perhaps Adin’s advice could be the turning point for a streaming platform that still defines itself by being an alternative to Twitch. For more news and updates on Adin Ross, check out our coverage of his meeting with Donald Trump.

Adin Ross reveals the “stupid” reason Kick got him permanently banned on Twitch YouTube/FullSendKick star Adin Ross has confirmed why he was permanently banned from Twitch during an appearance on the Full Send podcast. Adin Ross has become one of the biggest content creators on Kick, but the streamer has become engulfed in controversy having feuded with many rivals over on Twitch. Although Ross at first claimed Twitch had banned him for “no reason” he later changed his tune, admitting that it was due to an on-stream incident. Now, the Kick streamer has come clean about his ban, explaining what happened to the Nelk Boys and confirming Dexerto’s previous report. Adin Ross says Twitch was “petty” to ban him According to Adin, Twitch decided to indefinitely suspend him because of Kick, but it’s not exactly as simple as that. “My Kick chat box was in the top right. And dude, they never ban anyone over that sh*t. They banned me for unmoderated control over chat,” he said. “That’s so stupid, because people’s Twitch chats all say a bunch of slurs all the time.” (segment begins at 38:21) In the past, there have been instances of unmoderated chats resulting in streamers being banned, but amazingly, Twitch itself has been criticized for its own channel’s moderation. “It was a Kick chat overlay on my Twitch stream,” he added. “And they’re obviously like, ‘oh he’s streaming on Kick.’ And there are slurs being typed in the chat. So they’re like ‘f*ck it.’ They’re just being petty.” Ross further blasted the ban, claiming that a bunch of streamers do wild stuff all the time and get away with it, showing that there is no love lost between him and Twitch. For more on all things Twitch and Kick, be sure to keep it locked to Dexerto.

Adin Ross reveals Lionel Messi outbid him for Miami mansion Adin Ross has revealed that he failed to purchase a luxurious mansion in Miami because eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi outbid him. Going from strength to strength, Adin Ross‘ rise in the streaming game started in 2019 mainly playing NBA 2K on Twitch. He would continue to grow quickly before getting banned in February 2023 for “unmoderated hateful conduct,” in his chat. In March 2023 he signed what he claimed to be the “biggest streaming deal ever,” to go Kick exclusive. The fee was reported as being $150 million over two years but Ross himself has since denied that number. Now looking to use those earnings, Adin Ross planned to move into a new residence in Miami but a certain Argentine football superstar made that more difficult than expected. Adin Ross claims he lost out on Miami mansion to Lionel Messi Speaking about the Miami mansion he was targeting, Ross explained why he couldn’t buy it with a “very famous professional athlete,” outbidding him for the property. “It’s nothing about me being broken. I just couldn’t get to there in time. I saw the house, but they were already in talks and all that,” the streamer opened before revealing “The professional athlete is Messi.” Explaining how Messi was involved, Ross continued: “Messi’s parents, I think it was? I believe it was his grandparents, or I don’t know who the f**k it was. Messi, they wanted a crib for their grandchildren or some sh*t, they were playing a game. I don’t even know, and they got it.” Although Adin Ross is a wealthy streamer his net worth pales compared to that of the football star. While most sources estimated Ross’ net worth at roughly $40 million, Messi’s is believed to be over $600 million. Net worth estimates are usually not accurate but they do suggest the disparity between the two is significant. That’s only to be expected given Messi’s annual salary at Inter Miami and lucrative sponsorships thanks to his enormous brand.

Adin Ross reveals his prediction of a “rigged” KSI versus Jake Paul boxing match Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross dropped what he reckons the “script” will be for the ongoing drama between KSI and Jake Paul during his stream with the British YouTuber. KSI is set to fight Tommy Fury on the hotly-anticipated Prime Card, and Adin Ross hosted the two for a virtual face-to-face on his Kick stream, which involved the content creators flexing on each other and placing bets on who would win. The Prime Card is set to be one of the biggest influencer boxing matches in history, with Prime co-founders KSI and Logan Paul taking on Tommy Fury and Dillon Danis respectively. However, before Tommy joined the call, Adin and KSI discussed his longstanding beef with Jake Paul, and Adin decided to come out with a hot take on the whole situation. Adin Ross reveals he thinks drama between KSI and Jake Paul is fake During his recent stream, Adin let loose on KSI while they were discussing the best boxers on the influencer scene. The streamer said: “Can I be honest with you? I think all this sh*t is f*cking rigged. I think you and Jake don’t really have beef, you guys are going to fight, it’s going to be the best biggest fight of all time, then Logan is going to get mad, and Logan and Jake are going to fight, the end. “Then you guys are all cool on an island together sipping some champagne while you’re sitting on millions of dollars. That’s the truth!” Only time will tell if Adin’s prediction turns out to be correct. Recently, Adin Ross put himself in a fake jail along with Sneako and several other content creators after the Tate brothers told him that he wouldn’t last a day in prison. For more news and updates on KSI’s upcoming fight with Tommy Fury, check out our in-depth guide to the Prime Card, which will also see Logan Paul face off against Dillon Danis.

Adin Ross reveals he takes big cut of certain Kick streamer’s revenue Adin Ross / KickKick streamer Adin Ross announced to his viewers that he earns 20% of revenue from streamers on the platform, but it is only select names. Both Adin Ross and Kick have continued to cause a stir in the streaming community over the last few weeks. The platform faced backlash from many creators after Ice Poseidon tried to broadcast a female escort. They soon responded and promised they were going to change their guidelines, which left many still not convinced. Adin Ross has created drama of his own as well, where he faked a Kim Jong Un interview and broke the record for the highest viewership figures on the streaming service. He also responded to the Ice Poseidon controversy, where he hit back at streamers who threatened to leave the platform. Now, during a stream, he claimed that he earns 20% of all Kick streamers’ revenue, before correcting himself to explain further. Adin Ross says he “legally” gets 20% of earnings from Kick streamers Ross spoke to his fans while live after some in his chat commented: “N3on owns you.” He promptyl responded and opened up about him earning money from certain streamers on Kick. “Legally, I have 20% of N3on. So, I own him! But, you know, it feels good. I actually didn’t tell you guys this, I have legally 20% of every single streamer on this platform,” Adin Ross claimed. Despite him claiming to earn 20% from all streamers on the platform, he quickly took the statement back and further explained the situation. “Well, not every single streamer, but all my boys, 20%. Cheesur was the first one to sign the contract,” He explained, as his viewers continued to slam him in the chat and called him “L friend.” “Hey, I don’t care! All right? Listen, bro. It’s not even some L man s**t. A lot of rappers own a lot of rappers,” Ross replied. “I’ve got to put my boy in a good position. We’ve got to help him out. We’ve got to make sure he’s good. Now, look at him! I swung him on the swing set and N3on’s now f**king carrying this platform,” He later said. N3on has also caught some backlash after he was accused of being “made sure to spread” Breckie Hill’s leaked shower video.

Adin Ross reveals DM Drake sent after following him on stream Kick: Adin Ross/DrakeAdin Ross has revealed the message he received from Drake after the Canadian rap icon followed him during his June 22 stream. As he’s risen up the ranks of the livestreaming world, Adin Ross has had his fair share of crossovers with the music world. He’s had the likes of Tory Lanez and Lil Yachty make regular appearances on his streams in the past. He was also planning to stream with Kanye West back at the end of 2022. However, that was scrapped as Kanye came under fire for “hate speech” towards the Jewish community and was subsequently dropped by a number of brands, including Adidas. Though, Adin is still planning on making it happen at some point. The Kick streamer has also gotten pretty in with Drake, especially now seeing as they both have a partnership with Stake. While he hasn’t put a press on the Hotline Bling rapper to join him on stream, Drake is clearly a fan and has been watching his streams. Adin Ross responds to Drake DM’ing him during Kick stream In fact, during Adin’s June 22 stream, Trainwreck informed him that Drake was watching along and, finally, had started following him on Instagram. While some streamers might have had a wild reaction to being recognized and contacted by Drake, Adin was a little more lowkey about it. “He DM’d me but I didn’t see he followed me,” Adin said, before opening up his Instagram to see what Drake had messaged him. “He said LOL, you know we twins! Drizzy Drake with the follow. My Jewish brother, Aubrey.” Some viewers suggested Adin was being a little too cool and could have let himself celebrate a bit. Though, as noted, it’s not his first rodeo when it comes to being tight with musicians. Seeing as Drake has been getting more involved with Kick, even donating to streamers recently, it wouldn’t be a shock to see the pair eventually link up.

Adin Ross responds to backlash over viral clip of friend calling Twitch staff racial slur YouTube: Adin Ross LiveAdin Ross has responded to backlash after a clip of his friend using racial slurs during a stream went viral on Twitter. Adin Ross has gained insane popularity on Twitch over the last few years, amassing over seven million followers in the process. He regularly features his friends and other various content creators on his stream, but it doesn’t always pan out just as he planned. On February 21, a clip of Adin’s friend using racial slurs during a stream went viral on Twitter and the creator quickly responded to the backlash. Adin Ross responds to backlash over friend’s racial slurs In the clip, Adin Ross was face timing his friend on stream when his buddy began using racial slurs. “F*ck Twitch, they really out here on Super Bowl Sunday,” he began before using a slur to refer to the platform’s staff. Twitch streamer Zahir shared the clip, which has been seen almost seven and a half million times in the hours since it was posted. In a reply, Zahir showed a screenshot of a Twitter DM from Adin responding to the backlash. “The guy in that clip is black. Y’all looking for any reason to bring me down cause it’s trendy. Pls understand his father is Dominican and black. All love bro,” Adin said. his pr team sending this exact copy paste message to all the big accs talking bout this tweet ☠️ pic.twitter.com/FY9uwiYHHA — Zahir (Daily Streams) (@WeLoveYouZahir) February 22, 2023 This isn’t the first bit of backlash Adin has stirred up recently, either. On February 16, he uploaded a video to YouTube where he asked random people on Omegle to “act black” for $20, angering some fans in the comments. For more entertainment news and other viral stories, head over to our hub.

Adin Ross reassures fans after “traumatizing” swatting incident Instagram: adinrossTwitch star Adin Ross has reassured his fans after being swatted during a live broadcast on August 7, 2022, calling the incident “traumatizing.” Swatting is, unfortunately, all too common for high-profile streamers and content creators. ‘Swatting’ refers to the act of calling emergency services, usually under the pretense of immediate danger, with the goal of dispatching a large number of armed officers to someone’s location. Adin Ross was the unfortunate victim of such a swatting on August 7, when a swath of officers raided his home during his ongoing broadcast. Viewers got a full view of law enforcement entering his room with guns drawn. “Whatever troll did it, you did it,” Adin said before ending the stream. “You officially did it. It’s never happening ever again. Crazy. […] That was insane.” This follows Adin Ross’ swatting that took place live on Twitch this morning pic.twitter.com/LLNN0naED6 — Dexerto (@Dexerto) August 8, 2022 Luckily, Ross is alright, and took to Twitter to let his fans know that he’s alive and well after the horrifying ordeal — which he says was nothing short of “traumatizing.” “I’m okay,” he said. “I appreciate everyone who’s been checking on me, asking and stuff. I’ll obviously update you guys on the full story later on. …traumatizing, man. It’s scary. It’s what comes with being in this position.” “We’re still in shock, me and Pami, but I appreciate everyone that’s been showing love and showing a lot of support during this time.” Ross went on to discuss YouTuber IShowSpeed, who was similarly swatted the very next day. According to Ross, the YouTuber is “doing good” and recovering after the ordeal. “It’s a sick, cruel world we live in, man,” Ross continued. “…it’s sickening.” These are just the latest swattings to happen to high-profile influencers; Apex Legends star ‘ImperialHal’ was also swatted during a live broadcast on July 30, while he was in the middle of a ranked match.

Adin Ross reacts to Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed new song: “This s*** is f***ing trash” YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross has reacted to Kai Cenat’s and IShowSpeed’s newest song Dogs, and he clearly did not like it, calling it “f***ing trash”. Kick’s top streamer has had a very eventful 2023 so far. From his infamous split from Twitch as well as his sudden espousal of the beliefs of Andrew Tate, it’s been a big change for the streamer. However, the one thing he has always maintained is his friendships with fellow mega streamers Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed. No surprise, as the three came up to fame together with similar content. Even when all three of them split off to their own respective platforms, IShowSpeed to YouTube and Kai staying at Twitch, they still maintained a friendship. However, with the new release of Kai Cenat’s and IShowSpeed’s newest collab song, “Dogs”, Adin Ross had a few criticisms of his own. Upon checking out the song, his first reaction was, “Alright this s*** is f***ing trash”. Before going on a tirade on the song, he clarifies, “I love both of them to death, I love both of them to death” he said twice. “But this s*** is f***ing horrible, it’s f***ing ass bro.” However, he does admit the song will most likely go viral, saying, “but this shit is going to go crazy though.” He still reinforces his criticisms of the song. “Listen, if anyone’s gonna be on my d*** saying “you’re a L friend”, you’re telling me you’re gonna listen to this s*** in the car?” Of course, this is really just all banter between friends. And it was quite clear the song, which uses a liberal sample of the Baha Men’s hit “Who Let the Dogs Out”, was meant to be a fun project for the two mega streamers.

Adin Ross reacts to claims Andrew Tate has cancer: “They’re trying to end him” Twitch: Adin RossAdin Ross has reacted to recent claims that Andrew Tate has lung cancer during his stream, giving his thoughts about how he’s being treated in Romanian custody in the process. Since his arrest in December 2022, Andrew Tate has continued to make headlines for a wide variety of reasons. One of the most notable reasons is his interactions with Adin Ross, who the controversial influencer is such good friends with that he put Ross on his visitor’s list while in custody. After claims of Andrew Tate having lung cancer began making their way around the internet, Adin Ross was quick to share his thoughts about the situation on stream. Adin Ross reacts to claims Andrew Tate has cancer Just after the stream, Adin uploaded his reaction to his YouTube channel where it’s gotten almost 120k views in the first three hours. In the clip, Adin reads the viral tweet and screenshots of what they claim to be Andrew Tate’s medical records. “I’m not even joking bro, they could be trying to kill him bro. This is bad, chat,” he said before reading the rest of the tweets. “They’re not treating him? No way they’re trying to make him go out like that chat. They’re trying to end him bro. You guys don’t understand how f*cked up that is” Later in the video, Adin revealed that when he attempted to go visit Tate in Romania he was denied access to the country. “I was supposed to go to Romania to see and visit Andrew, and they denied my access because it was such a big case. Goes to show you how serious this is,” he explained. Tate’s manager recently took to social media to make a statement about the cancer claims, stating in an Instagram stories post, “Yes, it’s true, I was the one driving with him to the hospitals in Dubai.” For now, his manager says he doesn’t have “any more specifics to share.” We’ll keep you updated on the situation right here at Dexerto.

Adin Ross proposes “FaZe 2.0” to Banks amid ongoing drama Adin Ross has spoken with FaZe Clan co-owner Banks after an internal battle has sparked within the organization. On March 12, Teeqo, who’s been a member of FaZe Clan for the better part of 12 years, lashed out at the North American organization, claiming the owners never “gave two f***s” about him” while also allegedly prioritizing paying new members. Since then, other members have also come forward to ‘expose’ FaZe of its alleged wrongdoings, including co-owner Rain — who’s put his org on blast repeatedly in the past few months. While many members have voiced their thoughts on the situation, one has stayed particularly quiet — that being co-owner Ricky Banks. However, in a recent broadcast with Twitch star turned Kick streamer Adin Ross, Banks has finally spoke on the situation. Banks speaks on FaZe Clan drama In a March 24 live stream, Adin hopped on FaceTime with Banks, where he offered him a proposition — suggesting they should both make FaZe 2.0. “Listen, me and you we make FaZe 2.0 and f**king make this sh*t where it was before,” Adin said. Banks responded by giving Adin a bit of an ‘inside scoop’, revealing he’s currently working on a project, although remained tightlipped as to what he’s actually working on. “Daddy’s working on something very big,” he said. “F**k the corporations, we gotta bring back the kids’ minds!” Adin replied. Timestamp 0:57 Less than a year after going public on the Nasdaq exchange, FaZe Clan is now reportedly looking at their options to go private, according to Sports Business Journal. On March 23, the organization received a notice from Nasdaq, informing them that their common stock “failed to comply with the $1 minimum bid price required for continued listing on The Nasdaq Capital Market,” for 30 consecutive business days. If the organization fails to recover its stock price to $1.00 for a minimum of 10 business days before September 19, 2023, they risk being delisted from the stock market.

Adin Ross proposes $100 million Kick deal for Sidemen Adin Ross / SidemenAdin Ross has proposed a $100 million dollar deal to the popular British YouTube group Sidemen with the rising streaming platform Kick. Since its launch in late 2022, Stake-backed streaming platform Kick has skyrocketed in popularity amongst the streaming community. So far, we’ve seen some of Twitch’s top stars make the jump to the new site, signing mega-money deals with the platform. Notably, we’ve seen the likes of Adin Ross, who “biggest streaming deal ever” to join Kick after his ban from the Amazon-owned platform, and more recently Twitch’s biggest streamer xQc signed a deal worth $70 million, but came with incentives that could push the total to over $100 million. With many now eyeing up a contract with the platform, Kick’s ‘poster boy’ Adin Ross has proposed to sign the British YouTube group Sidemen. Adin Ross wants Kick to sign Sidemen for $100 million In a recent live stream, Adin claimed he’d offer the Sidemen $100 million for the group to stream on Kick. “Offered AMP $100 million dollars to come to Kick. They said no,” Adin first joked. “I will offer Sidemen 100 million dollars to come to Kick, take it, or leave it.” He added: “I didn’t offer AMP no $100 million, I’m capping out of my ass,” before he asked Kick co-owner Eddie, who was watching the stream at the time, if they can offer the YouTube stars the mega-money deal. While the Sidemen are predominantly YouTubers, several members of the group have done their fair share of live streaming over the past couple of years. Notably, members such as Miniminter and Zerkaa have consistently streamed in recent times, both amassing millions of followers on Twitch. However, as many have noted, it’s possible that the group would pass up the deal, with fans believing the YouTubers are worth more than the offer on the table.

Adin Ross promises to “counter-sue” after Charleston White threatened his sister Adin Ross / Charleston WhiteKick streamer Adin Ross has addressed claims made by comedian Charleston White that he owes him $2000 dollars, to which Adin has responded saying he will take legal action against the YouTuber for threatening to rape his sister. Streamer Adin Ross’s live streams have often been surrounded by drama, and this has been no different since his change to streaming on Kick following his permanent ban from Twitch. Kick’s CEO has even admitted publicly that he is a “brand risk” to the platform due to his controversial antics and opinions. The Kick star has been constantly coming under fire, most notably for sharing sexual content with his viewers, going on a “transphobic rant” and even asking fans to perform violent acts for money. Adin was originally on good terms with another controversial figure by the name of Charleston White, an American comedian and YouTuber known for his provocative yet humorous online content. On August 9, the two streamed IRL from Las Vegas as they seemingly enjoyed each other’s company, with only a few notable exceptions including Adin breaking up a potential fight between streamer IZIPrime and Charleston. However, in the days following, Charleston has since called out the streamer through profanity-filled rants across various social platforms, as he believes the Kick star did not pay him $2000 dollars that he is owed. White has faced significant backlash after he streamed live targeting Adin and his Jewish heritage through anti-Semitic comments, such as praising Hitler and the Genocide. Adin Ross responds to Charleston’s threats saying “You’re going to get counter-sued” Following an interview, Charleston has further spoken on their meeting in Las Vegas: “I’m thinking I’m coming for a streaming deal. Only to have the police called on me.” He went on to reference that he had found a similar case and could be paid a lot of money from the events: “I went and looked up the most recent lawsuit. Somebody won almost $2 million for the police being called on them.” Later stating that he’s spoken to an attorney and plans to take legal action. Adin found a series of tweets showing multiple clips of Charleston White and his comments while live streaming. He initially laughed off the clips jokingly before going on to state that he as well will take legal action for other threats he believes Charleston has made. “You’re going to get counter-sued for leaking my number and threatening to rape my sister with a knife and a taser”, he said. The two’s relationship has only worsened, with no signs showing of the ordeal being peacefully recovered, especially due to the serious claims being made about each other. White has not yet responded to Adin’s threats of a counter-lawsuit at the time of writing.

Adin Ross pledges to fund cancer treatments for chats’ family YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross has said that he wants to help pay for cancer treatments for his followers and members of their families. The top Kick streamer made the pledge on-stream, where he said that he was “dead serious” about supporting people who weren’t able to afford their cancer treatment. Adin is no stranger to making generous donations to fans. He’s previously negotiated Kick deals for streamers trying to emulate his success, and he’s also given expensive gifts to members of his team and strangers who come onto his stream. Adin Ross says he’ll fun the treatment of cancer victims related to his fans While on stream, Adin said that he wanted to put some of his money towards funding cancer treatment, and asked his chat to tell him if they knew any family members who could use it. “Anyone with cancer that needs help paying for treatment, I will help pay for treatment if it’s actually legit. I’m being dead serious. “Any of your grandparents, uncles, parents, I’ll help. I need to see it’s legit, and I’ll have someone from my team contact the actual hospital.” It’s the latest in a long line of goodwill from Adin, who also surprised one of his biggest fans with a full-time Kick deal and several other expensive gifts earlier in June. He’s always been generous with his money but this new pledge seems to take things a step further. For more news and updates on Adin Ross, check out his recent drama with Hasan, who he claimed had been permanently banned from joining Kick.

Adin Ross plans Twitch return as platform lifts indefinite ban IG: Adin RossAdin Ross has been unbanned on Twitch six weeks after being slapped with an indefinite ban for using “hateful slurs”. Now, he’s already planning his return to the platform. On April 20 Twitch banned Adin Ross indefinitely, telling him it was due to the alleged use of “hateful slurs, hate symbols, or hate group emblems without context or in a harmful manner.” Naturally, the indefinite nature of the ban had fans wondering whether he’d ever return to the platform. But approximately a month and a half later, Twitch decided to overturn the decision, and his return is imminent. ✅ Twitch Partner “”AdinRoss”” (@adinross) has been unbanned after 1 month, 1 week and 6 days! ✅https://t.co/31cn8jvX5P#twitch #unban #partner #twitchpartner 💳 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) June 3, 2022 Adin’s fans rallied around him after the announcement, and the streamer is leaning into the hype. He tweeted out two words after the unban, “it’s time,” indicating that his return would be happening soon. More than 30,000 fans liked the tweet, while thousands of others commented on it and retweeted it. He didn’t mention a specific time or date, but it’s clear that his raring to go and a return stream is imminent. He’ll likely talk more about the ban then and also reveal what he’s been up to in the past month. The ban has had a significant impact on his channel. According to SullyGnome, Adin boasted a whopping 5.8 million followers and averaged around 40,000 viewers per stream. As it stands, his channel is down to 500,000 followers. However, now that his ban has been overturned, it’s only a matter of time before those numbers rise again. We’ll update this article with more information once Adin reveals more details about his return stream.

Adin Ross plans “jail stream” after Andrew Tate says he wouldn’t last 24 hours in prison Adin RossAdin Ross is planning on recreating a jail cell for one of his streams after the Tate brothers told him that he wouldn’t last a day in prison. The top Kick streamer has spoken to the brothers, who are currently under investigation for human trafficking and sexual exploitation, several times, and during his most recent visit to Romania, the Tates described what it was like in jail to him. Andrew and Tristan Tate also told the streamer that he wouldn’t last 24 hours in a jail cell, which Adin now says inspired his latest stream. What’s more, it’ll feature fellow Tate associate Sneako, who’s streamed with Adin several times before. There’s even been talk of them forming a content house together. Adin Ross and Sneako plan to recreate Andrew Tate prison on stream In a message to his viewers about upcoming content, Adin said that he was planning to stream from a warehouse that has a jail constructed inside it, alongside Sneako and several other streamers. “On Wednesday, we’ve booked out a warehouse, we built out a whole jail. Sneako, Adin… We’ve a couple of other people as well. I’m not copying anyone’s idea… well actually, it’s not going to be a full escape. “We are basically just doing what the Tates did, but we built out more scenes. I’m not doing the escaping jail sh*t. We were inspired by the Tates saying I couldn’t last in a jail cell for 24 hours.” Andrew and Tristan Tate were in prison for several months after Romanian authorities arrested them in December last year on suspicion of sex trafficking. They were released from house arrest earlier this year in August, though they are unable to leave Romania. A trial is yet to be scheduled. For more news and updates on Adin Ross, check out his feud with IShowSpeed fans after he was accused of baiting drama between them.

Adin Ross plans IRL streaming adventure with “legend” Ice Poseidon Adin Ross has praised veteran streamer Ice Poseidon as a “legend” in the streaming world and wants to do an IRL stream with him. Paul Denino, better known as ‘Ice Poseidon,’ was once one of the biggest streamers in the world. Notably, he was one of the first-ever IRL broadcasters on Twitch. Having no boundaries when it came to making content and capturing some outright bizarre moments, Ice Poseidon exploded in popularity. Nonetheless, it all came to an end after he famously received an indefinite ban from Twitch when he was removed from an airplane by authorities after being falsely accused of carrying a bomb. However, despite past controversies, Adin Ross wants to meet up with the former Twitch star for an IRL stream and go on a journey. Adin Ross wants to do IRL stream with Ice Poseidon During Adin’s March 17 broadcast, the popular streamer talked with Ice Poseidon on Discord, where the two discussed Denino’s upcoming trip to India. Also planning to do a subathon there, Ice invited Adin to join him in India and go on a journey. Towards the end of their call, Adin called Ice Poseidon a legend and a goat before adding he definitely wants to meet up for an IRL stream at some point in the future. “Look, listen. I’m not 100% committing to India, but I will tell you this. Me and you will 100% do one IRL journey together. We can both f**king stream it. It’s gonna go crazy,” he said. “I promise you, bro, it’s gonna go stupid. I will do it with you. You’re a legend, and I don’t care what anyone says about you. You’re the goat of this sh*t, so I need to do something with you.” While it’s unclear when the streaming stars will meet up for an IRL broadcast, fans are definitely excited to see the two get together.

Adin Ross paid $200k for “unreleased” Kanye & Travis Scott song that’s actually AI Kick: adinrossKick streamer Adin Ross has revealed that he paid $200,000 for an ‘unreleased’ collaborative song between Kanye West and Travis Scott — and it turned out to just be an AI-generated track. Adin is one of the biggest names in the streaming world, especially following his big-money signing to Kick — a Twitch rival backed by crypto gambling casino Stake, after he was banned on the Amazon-owned streaming platform. Since then, and even prior to that, Adin hasn’t been shy about spending his hard-earned money, whether that’s giving it away to fans, sharing with friends and fellow creators, or even being outbid by Lionel Messi on a $10m Miami mansion. One major purchase of his turned out to be a dud however, as he spent six figures on what he believed to be an unreleased track by Kanye West and Travis Scott — but it turned out the track was made entirely with AI (artificial intelligence), meaning it’s not a Kanye x Travis song at all. Adin Ross buys fake Kanye & Travis Scott collab A clearly annoyed Ross spoke about the issue on stream, saying: “I paid $200,000 for an unreleased song… it was AI. I got scammed for $200,000 by an AI song.” He then started playing the song during his stream, saying “listen to how AI it is,” before having a brief moment where he thought that it may actually have been real. Obviously this is a lot of money to throw down the drain like this, and may be the most expensive AI song ever generated. That said, the $200k is still some way off what was paid for the Wu Tang Clan’s single-copy album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, which was bought for $4m in 2015.

Adin Ross opens up on struggles with alcohol & lean: “I let addiction get to me” YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross has apologized to his viewers, admitting he broke his sobriety once again. Discussing his struggles with alcohol and lean, he promised to “transform” himself in the next month. American streamer Adin Ross boasts a large online following with nearly four million subscribers on YouTube and nearly 700,000 on Kick, with whom he signed earlier this year. Throughout the years, Ross has been transparent with viewers about his struggles with “addiction”. He swore off marijuana in 2019 and later committed to a sober lifestyle, dropping alcohol and even going celibate. However, it hasn’t always been an easy journey. In January 2023, Ross admitted he “fumbled” after drinking over the weekend. Breaking his sobriety again in September, Ross released an apology to viewers and promised to “transform” himself over the next month. “I picked up a pint, straight up, and I poured up and I shouldn’t have done that and I did that back-to-back days,” Ross confessed. He also said he’d gained significant weight over the last four days due to excessive drinking and “sipping” lean. “I fell down again and I let addiction get to me,” Ross said. “But on stream today I would like to pour out the rest of my [drinks].” However, Ross’ stream was interrupted soon after his declaration by a phone call from Nermin ‘Cheesur’, another Kick streamer. Cheesur had evidently been watching the stream and was less than stoked to hear Ross’ plan. “Don’t pour it out, let me grab it. I’m not going to drink it, just let me grab it,” Cheesur said while on loudspeaker. Ross then revealed it had been Cheesur who had been selling him the substances, to which Cheesur replied, “Yeah, I made money off you, I don’t give a f***. Die.” After the call, Ross said, “I texted Chessur last ‘I want to sip [lean], let’s pour up.’ He was like ‘Sure, let’s do it,’ I said ‘F*** you Chessur, that’s why you’re a loser, you’re going to be homeless in a year. I’m not sipping that s*** you f****** devil.’” Ross went on to tell the stream that he didn’t want pity and was determined to get back on track and “transform” himself in the next month. He swore off alcohol, lean, and junk food, all of which he admitted to being addicted to.

Adin Ross opens up about struggle with opioid addiction YouTube: Adin RossAdin Ross has opened up about his experience with opioid addiction and claimed he wants his platform to be a help to others struggling with addiction. The top Kick streamer took a break from lighthearted content to make a more serious video on YouTube, where he detailed his struggle with taking opioids and overcoming addiction. He also said that the community he had on YouTube was more supportive than the ones he had on streaming platforms, which was why he was discussing it there. Adin Ross reveals his struggle with “a very serious addiction” One of the biggest things Adin focused on was how the addiction had changed him as a person. “I fell off my journey a little bit, arrogance started coming out of me and I became a version of myself that I wasn’t familiar with and the people around me weren’t familiar with. “When I was off of it, I became a really bad person, I had stomach pains and constipation and all sorts of crazy stuff.” “You end up in a trap, and for everyone with addiction, you know exactly what I’m talking about. “I was lucky to kill it faster than others but it’s still a very serious addiction.” Adin also revealed that he asked Andrew and Tristan Tate for advice on how to deal with the addiction. The brothers, who were recently released on house arrest, told Adin to be harsher on himself. “They told me straight up: ‘You need to punish yourself’. Don’t go to the gym on Monday, go to the gym now. so I’m disciplining myself as we speak. “I’m trying to sweat all these things out of my system, I’m going back to a strict diet, back to my weight gains, and back to spreading love and nothing but love. “We live in a world where evil is very contagious, and it just dwells and exists in so many people, and it’s just horrible. Adin was also very vocal about being more supportive in his community going forward, saying: “Another thing I want to do is use my platform and my message to let people know that they’re not alone. “This addiction stuff is real. I know a lot of people who are still addicted to it. Drugs, alcohol, all of these things? you can be better bro. It’s a trap. It’s the devil tempting you bro. You don’t need that. I love you, I’m here for you bro. “I’m getting back to my normal self, and I’m getting happy. I was in such a dark hole, and you’re going to see a lot better from me. I love all of you.” For more news and updates about Adin Ross, check out our coverage of his meeting with Donald Trump.

Adin Ross offers Eminem $1 million for Kick stream appearance Kick: AdinRossStreaming star Adin Ross is willing to pay rapper Eminem $1 million for him to appear on a Kick stream. Adin Ross has quickly become a household name in the streaming world, becoming the face of Kick since his permanent ban from Amazon-owned platform Twitch. In his rise to stardom, we’ve seen a ton of high-profile celebs on his broadcast, with the likes of Drake, Floyd Mayweather, and even North Korean leader Kim Jong Un making an appearance — although the President turned out to be a fake. Now, the Kick star has set his sights on the next A-lister he wants on his broadcast, claiming he’ll pay Grammy-award-winning rapper Eminem to join him for a stream. Adin Ross wants to pay $1 millon for Kick stream with Eminem In a recent November 27 live stream, Adin Ross revealed he wants to link up with Eminem for some content. Reacting to a TikTok of an old video from the rapper, the Kick star claimed he’d pay up to a million dollars for the real Slim Shady himself to join him for a live stream. “I would pay a million dollars to do an Eminem stream,” he said. “I swear to god.” The streamer even doubled down, calling for his fans to tell talent manager Paul Rosenberg, the co-founder and former president of Eminem’s Shady Records to get in touch with his manager. “All on my life I’d pay a million. I swear on god I’d pay a [million] for Em,” said Adin. “Somebody tell Paul Rosenberg to hit my line.” Only time will tell if we’ll see Slim Shady on a future broadcast with Adin. However, as several celebrities have already made an appearance on his stream, it wouldn’t be entirely out of the question.

Adin Ross nearly has foot blown off in shooting prank Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross nearly had his foot blown off in a shooting prank while live on Kick, with the bullets landing a little too close for comfort. Adin Ross has long been a controversial figure in the streaming world, with a permaban from Twitch and stunts on his Kick stream that have earned him infamy in the community. Now in yet another wild stream segment, Adin decided to test the Tesla Cybertruck’s bulletproof capabilities by shooting at the car with actual guns. However, during the stream, one of the weapons handlers decided to play a prank on Adin which resulted in him nearly getting his foot blown off. In the middle of the stream, as Adin was walking around the area, the weapons handler can be seen walking behind him holding two assault rifles, one in each hand. As Adin talked to the handler, the weapons expert could be seen with his finger on the trigger. In the blink of an eye he went on to shoot two rounds into the ground in close proximity to Adin’s left foot. Naturally, Adin recoiled in shock, shouting “Oh my god” as he jumped away from the handler. Another person was filming the prank from a different point of view showed just how close the bullets really were to hitting his foot, coming barely a few inches from impact. The prank that could have gone very wrong did not sit right with many viewers. “Somehow there’s a dumber person on Adin’s stream than him for once,” a commenter said in a LivestreamFail subreddit thread discussing the clip. While various others pointed out that what the weapons handler did could potentially have been illegal under the negligent discharge of a firearm. “That’s beyond irresponsible. He should face charges,” one commenter said.

Adin Ross mocked for “sh*t” Sean O’Malley & Aljamain Sterling UFC 292 interview Adin RossAdin Ross’ manager was disappointed after Adin left UFC fighters speechless at his questions – “[Sean O’Malley] didn’t even know what to say.“ Adin Ross teamed up with UFC to promote their upcoming UFC 292 main event. During the interview, Adin Ross chatted with host Sean O’Malley and current Bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling about their careers in the UFC. Fans of UFC are eagerly anticipating the highly anticipated UFC Bantamweight championship fight, which is expected to be one of the biggest fights of the year. Fans wondered how the rainbow-haired striking specialist Sean and wrestling-dominant champ Aljo would match up, and hoped sparks would fly in between the two in the Adin Ross Interview. ‘You can’t let Adin Ross interview [UFC] fighters again’ Adin Ross’ light-hearted and carefree attitude on streams wasn’t received well in his interview with the UFC fighters. Fans hoped that Adin would be able to bring the typically serious fighters out of their shell. But fans were not happy with the result of the interview as one person complained, “you can’t let Adin Ross interview [UFC] fighters again.” This post sums up how the interview went as Adin asks the fighters ‘Umm, so uh, who do you guys think is going to win the fight”, which caused both fighters to start laughing. Youtuber N3ON called Adin up to let him know his thoughts: “It was the worst interview I’ve ever seen in my life.” The majority of people on Twitter agreed with N3ON. One fan begged them to “keep Adin away from anything UFC-related”, and others called it “so f**king corny.” But the viewer response wasn’t completely negative. Some people enjoyed the change-up from the UFC’s normal interviews, saying “this was hilarious!” Here is an example of a highlight of the stream as Adin Ross surprised the fighter by taking his shirt off and got the fighters to rate his physique. If you’re eager to see how the fight could play out, you can play as the two fighters Sean O’Malley and Aljamain Sterling in UFC’s latest game UFC 4. Conor McGregor garnered attention lately when he publicly challenged KSI in front of a large audience, despite his scheduled fight with Michael Chandler.

Adin Ross’ manager says rappers won’t join his streams due to past “Nazi” guests YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross’ manager gave the streamer a brutally honest answer when he asked why top rappers aren’t willing to appear in his broadcasts. Adin Ross is one of Kick’s most prominent streamers — but he has also become an inflammatory online figure over the past year. This is due in part to his affiliation with other controversial personalities, such as Andrew Tate, whom he openly admires and even wanted to visit in prison during his arrest. That’s not all; Ross has also encouraged his viewers to harm other people during his broadcasts, and most recently told Twitch streamer Hasan to ‘kill himself’ in a tweet that sparked outrage across social media. In the past, Ross also allowed self-proclaimed Nazis to appear on his streams and expressed a desire to invite one of particular renown onto his channel. It’s for this reason that Ross’ manager says A-List celebrities and rappers don’t want to be associated with him. Adin Ross’ manager explains why top rappers won’t get on his streams Ross rang his manager during a recent Kick stream, where he asked him why he can’t get rappers like Lil Uzi and Travis Scott as guests. His manager gave him a brutally honest reply, using his affiliation with certain controversial figures as an example of why said artists don’t want to be affiliated with such a controversial streamer. “Yeah, I would be getting you guests if they weren’t all afraid to be seen with you,” he answered. “It’s insane. Your reputation is just so toxic. No one wants to be anywhere near you.” “Wait, so it’s because I’m a brand risk?” Ross asked. “Uh, duh,” his manager shot back. “…Oh yeah, they don’t want to be associated with a guy that’s having Nazis on his stream.” “I stopped having Nazis [on my stream],” Ross hit back. “Alright, but you still were doing it, dude. … I mean, you’re very closely affiliated with Andrew Tate, so a lot of people are afraid of that.” Ross’s manager pulled no punches in his answer to his client, who has recently come under fire due to his comments toward Hasan — even sparking criticism from other top broadcasters like xQc.

Adin Ross loses $10,000 bet with Kai Cenat over Ryan Garcia fight Streamer Adin Ross lost out on $10,000 after betting Kai Cenat that Ryan Garcia would win his fight with Gervonta Davis. The top Kick streamer placed the bet ahead of the widely-anticipated fight, which saw Ryan Garcia lose in the seventh round after he was knocked out. After the fight, Adin said that he was “scamming” Kai, and wouldn’t give over the money. However, when they met in person, Adin did concede and pay up. Adin Ross loses $10,000 bet with Kai Cenat After the fight, Adin Ross posted about his lost bet on Instagram, tagging Kai in the video, where he said: “Kai, I’m scamming you. Come get your money back. I don’t care, I’m mad as f*ck. “He didn’t really get knocked out, he just took the knee bro. It was the craziest thing I’ve seen in my life. I’m scamming you, one hundred thousand percent. I’m not even joking.” However, Kai Cenat wasn’t taking no for an answer, and quickly responded in an Instagram post of his own, where he said: “Adin, I’m pulling up on you right now. “You better give me your bread ASAP. I’m not even playing with you. If this next clip is not you handing me my money, it’s up.” When the two streamers did meet up, Adin handed the money over in cash, joking that he felt “hurt” by the situation, and telling Kai that he was “weird as f*ck”. The two streamers have remained on good terms since Adin left Twitch, and since Kai’s ban from the streaming platform, they’ve frequently discussed the possibility of him moving to rival platform Kick, which Adin heavily promotes. For more news and updates on Adin Ross and Kai Cenat, check out their conversation about moving to Kick after Kai’s ban from Twitch.