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Adin Ross leaks “YouTubers vs Rappers” event during FaZe Rug fight announcement Instagram: Adin Ross / Instagram: FaZe RugOne of 2021’s biggest social media stars Adin Ross may have just leaked one of the biggest events of the year: Youtubers vs Rappers is happening, according to the Twitch star, as he revealed the next big boxing event amidst a fight announcement of his own against FaZe Rug. Internet celebrities spilling over into the world of combat sports continues to be one of the biggest trends of the year. With the Paul brothers paving the way for others to make millions, we’ve already seen the likes of a stacked YouTubers vs TikTokers boxing event. Up next appears to be another first-of-its-kind boxing spectacle. Famous YouTubers are supposedly set to square off against popular rappers, according to Adin Ross. Amidst a friendly Instagram stream with FaZe Rug on June 14, the Twitch sensation leaked details on this upcoming showcase. Not only that, but he also confirmed a fight of his own: Ross now appears all set to take on FaZe Rug in a “friendly” exhibition bout in the near future. Adin Ross set to box FaZe Rug in 2021 Throughout this Instagram stream, Ross and Rug confirmed they’ll be stepping into a boxing ring in the near future. Unlike most recent social media fights, however, this one will be friendly all the way through. “I don’t want beef with you and I know you don’t want beef with me,” Ross joked. “We’re literally just gonna do this for fun.” With that said, the two are supposedly still eager to train and prepare for a real contest in “November or December. That 10 minutes, five rounds… Whatever happens in there, we’ve gotta go hard,” Rug added. No official fight card has been announced, no venue has been revealed, and no actual promoter has confirmed these details. With only a few months to go before the supposed clash, however, we’re sure to hear more in the coming weeks. BREAKING NEWS THAT WILL MOST DEFINITELY CHANGE YOUR LIFE: Adin Ross and FaZe Rug announce they will be fighting each other in a boxing match. Adin adds he’ll also he fighting in an upcoming boxing event between rappers and YouTubers. Notably, Rug and Adin are 30lbs apart. pic.twitter.com/hLJ06BlHqH — Def Noodles (@defnoodles) June 15, 2021 Adin Ross leaks YouTubers vs Rappers boxing event After locking in a scrap with his close friend Rug, Ross then went on to leak another upcoming event. “There’s gonna be another card. I don’t know if I’m supposed to announce it… I don’t really care.” This new event focuses on “YouTubers vs Rappers,” and Ross says fights have already been booked. “I’m fighting this crazy rapper, it’s very hyped up.” As for the main evente, or who else is set to clash, he kept his lips except for one name; he told Rug, “They’re going to put you on that card too.” Adin Ross and FaZe Rug discuss the boxing event they will both take part in. pic.twitter.com/iobn6to0pr — Def Noodles (@defnoodles) June 15, 2021 Similar to the first announcement, no official details have been confirmed by a fight promoter just yet. If this YouTubers vs Rappers event is indeed real, we’ll be sure to keep you updated with every big fight announcement along the way.

Adin Ross leaks DMs revealing mind-blowing figures behind Twitch gambling sponsorship Adin RossPopular Twitch streamer Adin Ross is supposedly getting paid close to $1M per week from one sponsor for his gambling streams. In the last few years, Twitch gambling content has grown significantly in viewership, and while a lot of the streams have been controversial for streamers and viewers alike, they have pathed the way for some lucrative sponsorships. Among those to broadcast their fair share of gambling content is 21-year-old Adin Ross, who quickly became one of the biggest names on the Amazon-owned platform in 2021. Now, he’s leaked how much popular gambling site Stake is supposedly paying him per week, and it’s absolutely mind-blowing. During a recent stream earlier in March, Adin Ross opened Discord – which accidentally leaked a group chat with his stream sponsor Stake, a popular online betting and gambling site. Besides a long list of sponsor objectives for Adin to complete, the conversation showed his wallet address, which revealed that he’s regularly being paid 335 Ethereum per week (approximately $995,000.) This means the 21-year-old is earning close to $4M per month just off one sponsor alone. When accounting for his income from Twitch, YouTube and other sponsorships it’s hard to fathom how much he’s actually making. https://twitter.com/98prints/status/1501385738004353025?s=20&t=0rKOVS99HXNk_aqOubGoxw This isn’t the first time Adin Ross has leaked how much he’s being paid by his sponsors either. In June 2021, he once again opened Discord on stream, accidentally showing a conversation that revealed another company offered the Twitch superstar “nearly $2m a month.” Recently, Tyler ‘Trainwreck’ Niknam won an insane $14 million while playing slots on Twitch. However, he still warned his fans that he’s still down millions and gambling can ruin their lives. If you or anyone you know is addicted to gambling and needs help, please contact your local gambling helpline at 1-800-522-4700 (US), 0808 8020 133 (UK), or 1800 858 858 (AUS).

Adin Ross lashes out at “liar” IShowSpeed and his manager who “ruined” him YouTube: Adin LiveAdin Ross lashed out at fellow content creator IShowSpeed and branded him as “a liar” on a recent stream. The biggest streamer on Kick lost his cool after he was asked if he was still talking to Speed. Speed previously claimed that he and Adin hadn’t talked in months after Adin stopped replying to messages. Adin responded by saying Speed had changed his number, and that he was lying about what had happened between the two of them. Adin Ross says IShowSpeed’s manager “ruined” him On his Kick stream, Adin was asked by a viewer if Speed’s claim that he was messaging Adin without getting a response was true. Adin replied: “I swear to God he doesn’t, bro. He changed his number. Ask everyone around him. He changed his f*cking number, I don’t have his new number. How am I supposed to call you? “You’re supposed to say ‘Hey, this is Speed’. Show proof that you’re actually Speed. You FaceTime me, that’s how it’s supposed to be done.” Adin went on to address Speed directly using his real name, calling him a liar. He also attacked Speed’s manager, who Adin blames for “ruining” his friend. However, he ended the rant by admitting that he still “loves” Speed, so it’s difficult to tell exactly where he stands on their friendship. “You didn’t do that, you won’t do that. You’re a liar, Darren Watkins III. F*ck you and that manager. That dirty hillbilly manager. F*ck him, up yours, bozo. F*ck you. Suck my d*ck. “You ruined my friend, you ruined Speed. You’re a piece of sh*t, you’re a b*tch, f*ck you. I don’t care, I said it. I love Speed and f*ck his manager. Up yours!” Tension between the two creators has been on the rise ever since Speed and Kai Cenat launched a new streaming show on Rumble rather than Kick, Adin’s preferred platform. Adin has previously said he was “hurt” by the decision and claimed that Speed turned down a 40 million dollar deal with Kick, which Speed and Kai denied. For more updates on the situation between Adin Ross and IShowSpeed, check out Speed’s claim that they haven’t been speaking for months.

Adin Ross kicked out of TwitchCon after entering wearing Kick apparel Adin LiveAdin Ross’ attempt at “crashing” TwitchCon was cut short as he was almost immediately escorted out of the venue by security, with police on standby. This year’s TwitchCon, held in Las Vegas, sees content creators and fans gathered to celebrate the world of streaming. Adin Ross, a prominent streamer known for his controversial content and significant following on Kick, wanted to get in on the action as well, deciding to make an appearance at the event. Ross and his crew entered the venue wearing Kick shirts while streaming “Crashing Midcon” live on Kick, a bold decision considering his Twitch ban. Ross clarified his intentions as they entered the premises. “I want to meet the CEO,” he explained. “Eddie [Craven – Kick CEO] told me to be really nice. I just want to ask him a couple of questions. Where do I find the CEO at?” “I’m not here to cause problems. I’m here to spread love. I love Twitch. I want to get unbanned. I’m going to ask him to unban me.” However, it didn’t take long for security to approach Ross and his group. Security can be heard telling them, “You guys have to leave.” A stunned Ross responded, “What did we do? I was here for five seconds. I’ve paid. But I paid?” while showing his entry badge. As they were escorted towards the exit, Ross and his crew pressed for answers, only to be told they had violated Twitch’s code of conduct. “What is it? I’m curious, what’s the code of conduct?” Ross asked, to which he received a vague response, urging him to figure it out himself. As they left the venue, Ross expressed his frustration, questioning what he had done to deserve being kicked out. “What did I do? What the f*** did I do? F*** Twitch!” he exclaimed. Moments later, Ross shared a live update revealing that Citrus, Cheesur, CUFFFEM, and ShnaggyHose had all received indefinite suspensions from Twitch as well. Later, when xQc appeared on stream, Ross revealed that he wasn’t surprised that he was removed from the event but was shocked at the bans for the other young content creators who were with him. For all the latest entertainment news and updates, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here.

Adin Ross banned from Twitch indefinitely for hateful conduct Instagram: adinrossStreaming star Adin Ross was just hit with an indefinite Twitch ban for hateful conduct, but Ross is unclear on the incident that led to this latest suspension. Adin Ross is one of Twitch’s top streamers and has built up a huge community on his channel. Best known for streaming games like GTA and NBA 2K, ross has amassed a fanbase of over 4 million followers on the purple streaming platform – but he’s just copped a ban from the site for reasons as-yet unknown. On April 20, it was revealed that Ross had received his fifth Twitch ban. At the time of writing, Ross is still unclear what incident led to his ban, leaving his fans asking one question: What happened? ❌ Twitch Partner “”AdinRoss”” (@adinross) has been banned! ❌https://t.co/31cn8jvX5P#twitch #ban #fifthban #partner #twitchpartner 🔠 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) April 20, 2022 Adin Ross speaks out on indefinite Twitch ban over hateful conduct Ross has since spoken out on the situation, showing a screenshot of an email from Twitch informing him that the ban is indefinite. Twitch claims that the streamer was suspended for “using hateful slurs, hate symbols, or hate group emblems without context or in a harmful manner.” “I got banned on Twitch, indefinitely,” Ross said in a now-deleted tweet. “I am not sure what I said though? I’m not sure what I did? It occurred on stream or VOD? I don’t know man.” While the instance that led to his ban is unknown, some viewers are tying this latest suspension to an incident that occurred during YourRAGE’s Twitch stream earlier this month, where many speculated that Ross used a homophobic slur over a call. However, RAGE has denied that it was Ross on the call and claimed it was his “friend from high school.” that was my friend from highschool not Adin Ross You FED. — FaZe YourRAGE (@YourRAGEz) April 11, 2022 Ross’s previous Twitch bans have been due to such reasons as allegedly reading his Twitch chat while driving during an IRL stream and when one of his guests used a homophobic slur. Stay tuned to Dexerto for more information on this developing story…

Adin Ross & IShowSpeed squash their beef after weeks of feuding iShowSpeed/Adin RossStreaming stars IShowSpeed and Adin Ross appeared to have settled their beef after clashing over the last few days about Speed’s decision to not join Kick. Ever since Kick popped up as a viable alternative to streaming on Twitch and YouTube, Adin Ross has been at right the forefront of things. He became one of the first big streamers to make the jump from Twitch and has been pitching for a number of others to join. The rumors about who would follow him over there extended to IShowSpeed, but the YouTube star hasn’t done so just yet. He and Kai Cenat even decided to link up with Rumble for a show despite an apparent offer from Kick. That move appeared to sour the relationship between Speed and Adin, who had been pretty close prior to that. Adin called Speed a “liar” over things, while also lashing out at his manager. Adin Ross & IShowSpeed settle their beef after feud over streaming deal In that, Adin urged his fellow streamer to Facetime him so that they could settle things and, well, he got his wish shortly after. Speed and Adin hopped on a Facetime call during Speed’s May 30 stream, with the YouTube star revealing that some of the texts that Adin had taken issue with were sent as a mistake because he had Vaseline on his hands and that he did, in fact, have his new number. “It’s all good in the hood bro, just call me off stream,” Adin said, before both streamers admitted to ‘missing’ each other. “I love you and I don’t care about this s*it, it’s just funny. Just call me later,” Adin added. It remains to be seen if they’ll link up for another IRL stream as they have done in the past, but it appears as if things are now settled and there shouldn’t be any further shots fired at one another.

Adin Ross invites Donald Trump to stream with him on Kick after UFC 287 meeting KickAdin Ross has revealed what he told Donald Trump when he met him at UFC 287 and wants to stream with the former US President. UFC 287 was one of the best pay-per-views of the year with Israel Adesanya knocking out Alex Pereira to reclaim the middleweight title. Although the event was a success, it was a highlight out of the octagon that made Adin Ross super excited as he got the chance to meet with Donald Trump who was sitting near him. Although footage showed Adin speaking with Trump and shaking his hand, viewers were left wondering what was being said. Luckily, Ross revealed it all during a recent Kick stream and teased having the president on with him. Adin Ross tells Donald Trump he “loves him” at UFC 287 According to Adin, he was unsure about walking over to speak with Donald thinking that he didn’t want to be talked to, but UFC President Dana White whispered something in his ear that got things rolling. Once Trump and Adin locked eyes, the two started talking like old chums with the streamer praising the former commander-in-chief. “Thank you for all you’ve done for the country. I love you and we need you back in office,” Ross recalled, reminiscing about shaking Trump’s hand. Meanwhile, after Kick posted a photo of Adin talking to Trump asking viewers what they think they discussed, Ross revealed he “Told him to hop on my Kick stream.” Whether or not Trump makes good on Adin’s offer remains to be seen, but if he does, it would certainly be one of the wildest crossovers we’ve seen in the streaming world. This wasn’t the only interesting sight from Trump’s visit to the UFC pay-per-view either. Notably, Logan Paul was eyeing the Presidental candidate after he was spotted with a bottle of Prime while sitting with Mike Tyson. Will UFC 288 be able to top the madness at 287 in Miami? Only time will tell.

Adin Ross hits back at “scamming” accusations over Corinna Kopf hot tub stream Twitter, @adinross / Twitter, @CorinnaKopfAdin Ross has been taking over the Twitch streaming world, but is now going on a break after lashing back at fans who accused him of scamming them over a romantic hot tub stream with Corinna Kopf. The Ross saga is a complicated one. Originally an NBA 2K streamer who gained enough clout to play with LeBron James’ son, FaZe Bronny, and actually speak to the NBA Hall of Famer on stream — Ross has since, quite literally, gone Hollywood. Breaking up with his girlfriend and going from Florida back to Los Angeles, California, Ross kicked things off with a few streamed shenanigans that his followers were quite fond of. His welcoming party? A hot tub stream with Kopf and Julia Rose. Within a few days, Ross had broken new ground on his Twitch stream as he and Kopf promised to kiss if enough fans subscribed (which they did). Within a few days of that, Ross failed to follow through on promises of another hot tub stream, consequently spurring a wave of backlash and “scammer” accusations that he was none too fond of. Nobody scammed bro. If u want the honest truth u guys pissed me off to the point where I’m not gonna go live anymore unless it’s my own setup. Talking about how I changed and shit. Mf im taking a break. Fake supporters fuck u fr , the real ones understand … love u guys ❤️ — adin (@adinross) February 21, 2021 Alluding to the various angry messages hurled his way, Ross clarified that “nobody scammed, bro” and called into question the allegations that he “changed and s**t.” In the same message, he explained that he would be taking a hiatus from streaming until he was on his “own setup.” In Tinseltown, streaming from Kopf’s room and from bath tubs, it appears that Ross is dissatisfied with streaming for angry fans if the setting is outside of his control. In response to all of the backlash he’s received, he shared that people ‘pissed him off’ and gave a simple message to his “fake” fans: ‘f**k you for real.’ Overall, fans have fluctuated between supportive and not so supportive, with some explaining the context for those that missed all the drama. People don’t really know why the second hot tub stream didn’t happen, but many are understanding that streamers don’t deserve hate simply because of a missed stream. he said he’d go live and do a hot tub stream tomorrow which is tonight but my man probably didn’t feel like streaming or something idk which is cool with me but these mfs made a hashtag trending scammerross or sum shit and that’s what got adin mad which is understandable. — Muhammet Berk Aktaş (@berkaktaas1) February 21, 2021 Meanwhile, as others compare Kopf to Adin’s ex-girlfriend, a separate group have gone in the opposite direction — comparing Ross to Kopf’s ex, Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney. https://twitter.com/john13913849/status/1363401066746839041 At the moment, it remains unclear how the dust will settle. Ross is evidently upset with fans who were quick to attack him and is putting content on hold as he figures out if he’ll set up his own stream in LA (or possibly back in Florida). From Twitter replies to his statement, it appears that most fans are simply excited for the streamer and want to see more of him and Kopf. Until he gets his own stream set up, they may need to wait.

Adin Ross hit with unexpected Twitch ban Adin RossTwitch streamer Adin Ross has been banned on the streaming platform, and his fans are puzzled as to why. Controversy has followed Adin Ross in the last month, with the streamer supporting Andrew Tate amid his arrest in Romania and continuing to support rapper Tory Lanez despite his recent conviction in relation to a shooting. Not only has Ross run into controversy with regards to his relationship with Tate, but he has clashed with the platform itself recently, accusing Twitch of playing favorites and not supporting him. Now, Adin Ross has been unexpectedly banned from streaming, and no one seems to know why. Adin Ross banned on Twitch StreamerBans has confirmed that Ross was banned from Twitch on January 13. Some are speculating that the ban is in connection to a recent incident that saw Ross breaking a security guard’s arm while arm wrestling, but the reason is not confirmed. This is not the first time that Ross has gotten into trouble on Twitch, as according to StreamerBans, this would be his seventh ban. In the past, Ross has been banned for the use of homophobic and hateful slurs, but several of those instances were misunderstandings. While the arm wrestling instance would violate Twitch‘s guidelines that prevent streamers from showing content relating to “death or extreme injury. ” The injury did appear to be accidental and took place more than a week ago. Instead, some viewers have theorized that the ban could have been due to an instance on Ross’s most recent stream, where he and some friends were doing an ice bath challenge and one person’s backside could be briefly seen as they were getting out of the tub. For now, the reason behind Ross’s ban is unclear as the streamer has not commented publicly on what is happening. We will be sure to update this space when there is any news about Adin Ross’s Twitch ban.

Adin Ross hit with huge Twitch follow bot adding millions of followers in a day Instagram: AdinRoss/TwitchPopular Twitch streamer AdinRoss has become the latest content creator to be hit by botted followers as his channel received over 3 million fake followers in one day. Many Twitch streamers grind for weeks, months, and in some cases, years, in the hopes of being able to build up a thriving community. Getting a few thousand followers, nevermind paying subscribers, is the goal for many, but in recent times, some have tried to cut corners with botted viewers and that’s opened the door for trolls to ruin things as well. Some trolls do it in the hopes of getting some streamers banned, and they’ll inflate their follower numbers with a few hundred thousand fake followers. In some cases, channels have received millions of followers in one go and jumped into the top 10 most-followed channels on Twitch. Popular content creator AdinRoss became the latest to fall victim to a botting as he received over 3 million followers after he went live on April 3. Unlike some of the streamers that have been targeted in the past, Ross is already pretty successful on Twitch. Prior to the botting, he had a shade over one million followers on Twitch, and averaging around 30,000 viewers per stream. Why exactly the botters have gone after the Ross particularly, though, is unknown. As noted, these attempts are typically done in the hopes of getting someone banned, but as of writing, that hasn’t happened to the streamer and the fake stats remain on his channel. Adin hasn’t said anything about it either, so it remains to be seen if he’ll roast whoever sent the botted figures to his channel or if it’ll be sorted out before he next goes live. Given that Twitch has been able to scrub channels of botted followers before, they should be able to do the same for Adin, but it doesn’t always happen. G2’s HeelMike still has many of the botted followers his channel picked up a few months back. Sodapoppin has also been the victim of a follow bot, and he too still has those followers on the account.

Adin Ross gives fiery response to Twitch permaban Twitch: AdinRossAdin Ross announced his decision to move from Twitch to Kick on February 23 and now the controversial streamer has reportedly been permabanned from the purple brand. Adin Ross has been vocal about his displeasure with Twitch in recent weeks and it has now come to a head. The young streaming star had been testing out streams over on Kick, the streaming platform championed by fellow broadcaster Trainwreck, and has since moved to the upcoming service on a full-time basis. Then on February 25, Twitch banned Ross for the eighth total time, and he claims that it happened “for no reason.” Adin Ross responds to Twitch permaban The ban came through at night and Ross responded on stream the next morning. He started the response by reaffirming that his deal with Kick was locked in, and continued by posing questions directly to the company. “I already signed my deal to this sh*t. It doesn’t matter. I’ve already locked myself in on Kick,” he said. “I’m not even going to bash Twitch completely, but the one thing I will say is this: If I had blue hair and did my makeup, would you have banned me Twitch?” He answered his own question in short, concluding that they wouldn’t have, before continuing his rant about the company’s TOS enforcement. He also revealed that his ban was for VOD/on-stream behavior, and insinuated that he was being treated unfairly. “This is why everyone needs to see Twitch for what it is.” Part of Ross’ decision to move to kick was based on less stringent policing of content on the new site compared to Twitch. In his initial video where he announced that he would be giving Kick a try, he emphasized that he would have more power over what he could stream. Since then, he’s generated controversy over streaming explicit material to his newly re-established audience, leading many people to question where the site will draw the line for its broadcasters.

Adin Ross goes viral after giving away over $70,000 at a random Easter party Adin RossAdin Ross has gone viral after the content creator was spotted attending an Easter Party, with the streamer filmed handing out an alleged $70,000 worth of cash to the families and children who attended the festivities. While Adin Ross may be known for his more controversial takes and divisive posts, the content creator has just made many children’s Easter celebrations even better. Ross handed out over $70,000 in cash at a recent Easter Party to the young children and family members in attendance. The streamer doing so during an Easter event created to celebrate the holiday. In the viral clip, Ross can be seen handing out handfuls of money to children. As well as this, many can be seen sporting Easter bunny ears as a way of celebrating the holiday. In the clip, Ross is smiling and laughing with the kids, many of whom are shouting for joy at the moment of generosity. Ross was quickly surrounded by children and parents, all of which were able to get their hands on the money that Ross was giving out. While many of the young children offered up their thanks for his generosity, Ross laughed off their happiness and was clearly overjoyed by their reactions to his actions. The video then pans out from Ross, highlighting the wider Easter Party that includes multiple marquees all decorated with eggs and other Easter-themed festivities. However, this more lighthearted exposure from Ross comes days after he was under fire for calling 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.” For all the latest entertainment news and updates, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here.

Adin Ross goes on huge gift spree buying Lamborghini, Tesla & more for friends YouTube: Adin LiveKick streamer Adin Ross always talks about giving back to his fans and the friends and family he has around him, and in his latest efforts, he gifted his bodyguard Ant a brand new Lamborghini Urus. Adin Ross had a huge come-up on Twitch before making the switch to Kick, in what he called “the biggest streaming deal of any creator ever.” While his name has been entangled in various controversies throughout recent months, Adin still makes an effort to go above and beyond for those around him, including fans, when he can. Most recently, however, he looked a little closer to home, and decided that bodyguard and best friend Ant deserved to be shown some appreciation — going the extra mile to show his gratitude. Adin Ross buys bodyguard a Lamborghini In a YouTube video titled ‘I Bought my Best Friend a Lamborghini’, Adin called Ant down first of all to prank him, claiming that one of their entourage, Will, was in a fight and to come and help. Appearing quickly, Ant came rushing over and began questioning the guy they had in on the prank — only to be told that it wasn’t real and they’d actually bought him down for something different. They then told Ant to turn around and check out his new truck: a Lamborghini Urus, worth in excess of $200,000, with Ant left stunned. “I promised you this car when we first started working together bro, and now you have it,” Adin told his bodyguard. “Lambo twins… We gotta race now.” Adin then handed out far more gifts Adin then gave his videographer Raymond a rainbow Rolex, and another videographer a Tesla Model X that he also had parked in the parking lot, ready to take home. Finally, when paying the actor who was involved in the prank, rather than paying the simple “400 or 500” the actor was expecting, Adin handed over $10,000, before hearing the guy’s story and heading upstairs to grab him another huge wad of cash. Finally, he attended Ant’s baby gender reveal party and gave Ant’s mom $20,000 “for birthing my brother,” as well as $20,000 to Will and his wife. It was clearly a day of giving for the streamer, who will have handed over well in excess of $400,000 at an absolute minimum for this video alone.

Adin Ross pressed by Floyd Mayweather on IRL Kick stream: “Where’s my check?” Twitch: AdinRossAdin Ross‘ streams have been featuring more and more collaborations with celebrities. On August 24, he joined up with famous boxers Ryan Garcia and Floyd Mayweather, but the meet-up got heated. Adin’s first time meeting Floyd Mayweather didn’t go quite as he expected it to. He can be seen walking through Floyd’s entourage, dapping up his friends and introducing himself. But when Adin and his stream cameraman approached Floyd, Floyd “Pretty Boy” Mayweather let Adin Ross know how he felt about the Kick streamer. Floyd confronts Adin Ross Adin Ross walked over to greet Floyd, but Mayweather immediately wanted Adin to stop filming. Floyd then told a confused Adin Ross, “You can’t film me for free.” Adin responds by telling his cameraman, “just don’t film it.” But, after the stream camera was pointed down at the floor, floor Floyd was still unhappy. He then then asked Adin Ross “Where’s my check?” The interaction between the two shortly ended after that, but Adin Ross shared his thoughts on the confrontation with his stream while walking away. A disappointed Adin Ross told his stream chat, “he did not f**k with me at all bro” and “meet your idols [Floyd], look what happens, bro.” Adin posts update on the situation Not long after the incident on the stream, Adin posted a picture of him and Floyd shaking hands and standing together, captioned “Had a long talk with the champ. Stream coming soon.” Some fans had mixed reactions to the post. Some believed that the two had discussions on how much it would cost to stream with Floyd “he paid that check”, while others thought that Floyd’s PR team wanted to remedy the situation “Floyd PR team working overtime.” Floyd isn’t the only combat athlete to call out a famous influencer. Connor McGregor recently had some choice words for KSI after the Anthony Joshua fight.

Adin Ross gets angry call from his mom for driving too fast while streaming Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross made his mom furious after driving too fast for her liking while streaming with a phone in his hand. Calling midway through, she politely asked him to “slow the f*** down.” There’s no beating around the bush, Adin Ross is certainly a controversial figure in the streaming space. Having moved to Kick after his permanent ban on Twitch, the influencer has only continued to have his name in headlines for all the wrong reasons. From bringing the likes of Andrew Tate onto his broadcast to recent “transphobic rants,” and even asking other streamers to take their own lives, he’s admittedly been a “brand risk” for the fledgling platform. Now coming under fire once again, this time from his own family, Ross has drawn the ire of his mom. While streaming himself driving late at night, he received a call from the angered parent urging them to ease off the gas. Driving a friend around in a Lamborghini Urus, Ross was eager to show off the power of the luxury vehicle. “This is the best car in the world,” he said. The reason why? “It can go super duper f***ing fast.” Speeding down a strip going “super duper” fast, it wasn’t long before Ross’ phone started to ring. With his phone in his hand while driving, naturally, he hesitated to answer before realizing it was his mom. “Mom, I’m live,” he said after picking up. “I know you are,” she replied. “Slow the f*** down. I’m seeing it, please.” Promising to do just that, he continued streaming the drive for another half an hour, with his phone in hand all the while, often taking his eyes off the road. Clearly, his mom wasn’t all too pleased by his antics, though thousands of younger impressionable viewers appeared entertained. Spamming “W Adin” and “Go faster”, among other things.

Adin Ross friendzones Corinna Kopf after she asks him to “bend her over” Instagram/corinnakopf/KickAdin Ross stunned his viewers after he rejected Corinna Kopf’s advances live during a Kick stream. Corinna Kopf and Adin Ross had a falling out last year when the OnlyFans star claimed that the Kick streamer wanted more of a relationship with her. Now, it seems like the tables have turned quite a bit since the two last spoke when Corinna gave Adin a call while he was live streaming. This time, Adin was a bit hesitant to pick up the phone, telling chat that “the devil” was calling him, but what happened next caught everyone off guard. Adin Ross rejects Corinna Kopf live on Kick After answering the call, Corinna got straight to the point and hit Adin with an offer that many men wouldn’t dare refuse. “When are you going to come to the Bahamas and bend me over a table?” she asked. “That’s a great question,” Adin replied. “I think the answer to that question is never!” Despite Adin turning Kopf down, she continued to press for him to come to the Bahamas – something the streamer had to once again say no to. After the OF star accused Adin of dodging her, the Kick icon explained that he in fact was. “I’m working on myself. I’m becoming a better version of myself. And all of a sudden you want to come back and swoop in. No!” the streamer exclaimed. “We’re buddies. Yes, you are my friend. I got you. But that is all we will ever be!” With that Adin ended the call, leaving Corinna in shock that he had rejected her. It’s not clear how authentic the whole situation was or if it was played up for the stream, but viewers were impressed with Ross’s ability to resist his former fling.

Adin Ross forced to apologize after “transphobic rant” Adin RossKick streamer Adin Ross has been forced to apologize for his “transphobic rant” after backlash from the streaming community. While Twitch has long solidified itself at the top of the mountain, Kick has quickly become one of the Amazon-owned platform’s biggest rivals over the last few months. Launched in early 2023, we’ve seen top talent jump ship and head to the new platform. Among those include the likes of Adin Ross who signed the “biggest streaming deal ever” to join the Kick after his permanent ban from Twitch. Since joining the platform, Adin has been at the forefront of numerous controversies — including asking fans to perform dangerous acts for money, as well as sharing sexually explicit content. Now, the Kick ‘poster boy’ has been forced to apologize after having a “transphobic rant.” Trainwrecks demands apology from Adin Ross after “transphobic rant” In a recent broadcast, Adin Ross went off on a tangent, hitting out at those choosing to go by different pronouns, before claiming his own pronouns are “kill/them.” Adin’s “transphobic rant” sparked outrage from the community, with many criticizing the popular streamer — with one post even gaining the attention of Kick’s Twitter account. Trainwrecks was furious by the comments made by Adin — who demanded he apologizes for his words before threatening to take action if he doesn’t. “It’s a stupid stupid thing he said, but I’m going to give him a chance to go live today to apologize,” Train said. “If it’s anything short than that, then action will have to be taken,” he added. “You can’t say it was a joke, that’s like the worst thing you could say that’s joke. “But to say to kill/them is not a joke, in no way shape or form can you cop out and say it’s a joke.” Adin Ross apologizes Going live on April 1, Adin addressed the situation. While everybody was expecting an apology, the Kick star “apologized for absolutely f**king nothing,” in his own words. However, he quickly backtracked and gave a sincere apology, before explaining how he’s going to be more cautious with his words in the future. “Real sh*t though, you all know damn well that we live in a crazy f**king world in 2023,” he said. When I tell someone to do something, such as kill or threat, I’m going to slow the f**k down with that, because we do live in a crazy f**king world.” He continued: “I would never ever in any type of way want anyone to ever harm themselves or do something violent with something that I’ve said. So, I’m going to be cautious on that end.” Nevertheless, Kick continues to thrive as a platform. With lucrative deals and a better revenue split, it’s no wonder that more and more of Twitch’s top streamers are making the switch.

Adin Ross explains how Andrew Tate investigation has affected him YouTube: FULL SEND PODCASTTwitch star Adin Ross revealed how the ongoing investigation into controversial commentator Andrew Tate has affected him, saying he has a “genuine friendship” with the former kickboxer. Andrew Tate is currently being held by authorities in Romania as part of an ongoing investigation into charges of human trafficking and rape. Tate’s arrest has become one of the most buzzed-about topics on the internet. The online personality gained fame in mid-2022 after his inflammatory comments about women sparked debate on social media platforms — and even prompted talks of possible boxing matches with influencers like KSI and Logan Paul. During his time in the limelight, Tate rubbed elbows with Adin Ross, a prominent streamer on Twitch who boasts over 7 million followers on the platform. The two notably linked up in Dubai for a collaboration later that year, and the two seemed to hit it off. Since Tate’s arrest, though, Adin’s friendship with the self-proclaimed ‘Top G’ has come into question. He addressed his relationship with the former kickboxer in a recent episode of the Full Send podcast, where he admitted that the current proceedings are also affecting him. Adin Ross opens up on “genuine friendship” with Andrew Tate “I talked to him a lot when there were no cameras on. We text and stuff, we’d call. Like I said, I had a genuine bond of friendship with him, and people don’t really understand that this all happening actually affects me, because it’s like, that’s my friend,” he revealed. “We talk on a daily basis. I’m like, ‘Hey bro, I’m in a slump right now. How do I get out of bed today? I don’t feel good mentally.’ He’d give me advice. Like, ‘Yo, you need to get the f*ck up outta your bed. You laying there is not going to do anything.’ He’d just text me stuff.” “They genuinely care, bro,” he continued, referencing both Tate and his brother, Tristan. “They wanna see me take this journey.” (Topic begins at 14:00) However, both Ross and his co-hosts were clear that they want to “wait and see” what comes of Tate’s investigation before making a final verdict on him as more information continues to arise in the wake of his arrest.

Adin Ross ‘disgusted’ after Island Boy threatens & flashes him during Kick stream Kick: Adin Ross / YouTube: Big Bad EntAdin Ross was left ‘disgusted’ after one of the Island Boys threatened to sexually assault him and even flashed him during a video call on one of Ross’s Kick streams. Adin Ross is one of Kick’s premier streamers — but one of his latest broadcasts turned into complete chaos when he got on the phone with a member of the Island Boys. The Island Boys are a controversial rap duo made up of twin brothers Flyysoulja and Kodiyakredd. The two first broke onto the scene in 2021 with their song, ‘Island Boy.’ Since then, the brothers have become extremely divisive figures, most recently sparking criticism after starting an OnlyFans account together where they created content that many viewers labeled as “incestuous.” Flyysoulja threatens & flashes Adin Ross during explosive Kick stream Adin Ross has apparently sparked a feud with one of the Island Boys. During an August 1 broadcast, Ross hopped on a call with Flyysoulja, and the two almost immediately got into an argument. The beef began after Flyysoulja used a racial slur at the very beginning of their conversation, which Ross called him out on. The rapper seemingly took offense to this, and started posturing and making hypothetical claims about a possible fight with Ross for challenging him over using the word. It wasn’t long before Kodiyakredd joined the stream, which quickly devolved into a series of back-and-forth arguments. After hanging up, Flyysoulja called Ross again and threatened to sexually assault the streamer. That’s not all; the rapper also flashed himself to Ross, who was broadcasting their conversation live to his audience of thousands of fans. Ross quickly ended the call. “Alright, that was insane, dude,” he said. “I can’t believe he just did that. On my life, that was disgusting. On my f*cking life. Wow, bro. That is insane. That is beyond crazy.” This latest incident follows other big news for the Island Boys after member Flyysoulja came out as gay during a recent TikTok live stream.

Adin Ross defends xQc amid gambling drama with Hasan Instagram: Adin Ross/Twitch: xQcTwitch streamer Adin Ross is defending xQc’s gambling streams after Hasan slammed The Juicer for promoting gambling to teenage viewers. Over the last few weeks, xQc has been participating in gambling during his streams, leading him to lose over two million dollars while receiving tons of backlash about his content. xQc created a ‘streamer tier list’ on June 15, prompting even more backlash from Hasan who slammed the creator for “promoting gambling to teenagers.” Now Adin Ross has joined the conversation, defending xQc during a recent Twitch stream after reading the backlash from Hasan. Adin Ross defends xQc gambling streams On June 16, Adin Ross reacted to the backlash xQc received from Hasan during his stream. Adin explained: “I’ve had convos with Hasan, I f**k with Hasan bro… but this is bad. But y’all gotta quit with the ‘promoting gambling to teenagers.’ Gotta stop with that shit bro.” A viewer then mentioned to Adin that he is one of the creators that promote gambling to teenage viewers. “Imma keep it a buck with you. The NBA does it. Cancel the NBA then, it’s wack. Gambling is everywhere,” he explained. “If you were offered a million-dollar contract, you would do it too. “What did I have set up every single 2k stream? Wagers. I’ve been gambling my entire f**king career. I love gambling. Why the f**k would I not take a deal?” In March 2022, DM’s were leaked by Adin that showed the creator getting paid nearly 100k for his Stake gambling streams — weekly. For more Twitch entertainment news, head over to our hub.

Adin Ross defends “favorite rapper” Tory Lanez despite Megan Thee Stallion shooting verdict YouTube: FULL SEND PODCASTAdin Ross has publicly defended Tory Lanez’s character, claiming the popular musician and he are best of buds and he will always be Ross’ “favorite rapper.” Tory Lanez has been under fire for a continued investigation and court case regarding the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion. For those unaware, Tory Lanez supposedly shot Megan Thee Stallion in the foot in 2020, but the female artist was afraid of speaking out for a myriad of different reasons. According to BBC news, Los Angeles Police “told a judge Megan demanded to be let out of the car and heard Tory shouting at her to dance.” The officer then told the judge that Tory Lanez opened fire on Dee Stallion with a handgun, a story which follows Megan Dee Stallion’s own testimony as well. At the tail end of 2022, the legal battle finally concluded, with the Los Angeles jury charging Tory Lanez with three felonies for the shoting. Despite the shocking news, Adin Ross publicly defended Tory Lanez’s character on the Full Send Podcast on January 6 — but he didn’t necessarily argue whether Lanez was innocent or not. Instead, Adin Ross essentially praised the rapper’s “great” and “genuine” personality. Adin Ross recounted having Tory Lanez on his stream. “That was the greatest freestyle that’s ever been done on my stream. His freestyle went super viral.” “Yeah, he’s always my favorite rapper. I shot a video with him in like 2018, before any of this sh*t, […] he’s f**king great.” Ross then continued to praise the rapper’s personality, boasting of the supposedly genuine friendship he shares with him. “I am extremely close with Tory, like it’s crazy bro. When I was getting swatted and all this crazy shit was happening, Tory would text me every time it happened, like ‘you good? Get out of LA, come to Miami, pull up on me.’ Just sh*t like that, he’s genuine as f**k. I would spend hours on the phone with him, he’d just genuinely f**k with me.” Throughout their conversation discussing Tory Lanez, the podcasters didn’t explicitly cover the shooting. But one thing is clear: Adin Ross clearly likes Tory Lanez.

Adin Ross admits he could be done with Twitch streaming: “I just want to be happy” Instagram: Adinross / TwitchAdin Ross could soon be walking away from Twitch for good as the social media superstar has revealed he no longer finds “enjoyment” from streaming and has lost all “motivation”. Adin Ross is one of the biggest names to breakthrough into internet stardom in recent months. From relative obscurity to a top five personality on Twitch in just a matter of weeks, Adin Ross became a top star through early NBA 2K streams and the IRL sensation that soon followed. But after spending most of the year on top of the livestreaming mountain — going through his own hardships and controversies throughout the climb — Ross could now be set to leave it all behind. A surprise October 17 YouTube video caught fans off guard with the title: ‘Quitting Streaming.’ Having time to consider his future while recovering from laser eye surgery, Ross admitted he no longer “has fun” streaming on Twitch. “I’m thinking about stopping streaming,” he told viewers right off the bat. A mix of issues have left Ross unsure of “what to do on stream” and uncertain if he’ll even find any “enjoyment” in the process. “I’m about to drop this [GTA RP] world, I’m hoping it succeeds. But if it doesn’t, I just don’t know what’s next.” Having featured numerous mainstream celebrities in his broadcasts, Ross burst into the streaming space with more than 100,000 average viewers often tuning in daily. However, it’s this constant “collaboration” that’s weighing him down more than anything. “I’m currently looking to get out of Los Angeles,” Ross explained. “I kind of just want to live my life and be happy. LA is very draining and very toxic. “Collaborations are cool, but I just want to do things on my own, I want to have my own legacy.” Without these frequent collabs to promote, Ross has seen a decline in viewership, admitting the recent downturn has “got to [him].” “People make me feel bad about dropping numbers,” he said. “It gets to me. Just because I’m not getting 100K like I used to.” Despite having over five million followers on the platform, Ross appears all but ready to leave it behind. “I don’t know what to do,” he said at the end of his latest video. While the door is open for another brief stint on Twitch with the release of his new GTA project, there’s no telling what might come next. Ross is yet to put an exact date on his next broadcast, nor when his final livestream could be taking place. We’ll be sure to keep you updated here in the days to come.

Adin Ross confronts man claiming he swatted him, Kai Cenat, and iShowSpeed Twitch: Adin RossTwitch star Adin Ross confronted a person who claims they were the one who got him swatted along with fellow star streamers iShowSpeed and Kai Cenat. On November 9, Adin Ross was briefly banned from Twitch after he was shockingly swatted during a broadcast. Although the moment was shocking for him and his audience, it actually wasn’t the only time this year the SWAT team was sent to his home. He was also swatted back in August, as being swatted has become an issue for the budding streaming star. Now, during a recent broadcast, Adin confronted the person who claims they were behind not only his swatting but ones for other major talents on Twitch as well. Adin Ross confronts alleged swatter during Twitch stream During Adin’s Thanksgiving stream on November 24, the 22-year-old entered a Discord call with someone who claimed they were the one who sent the call to get Ross swatted. Adin came in hot at the beginning of the call and asked, “Yo, why the f*ck did you swat me, bro?” He claimed that he had originally helped Ross after he got swatted the first time but that he hadn’t responded to a Discord DM of his, which lead to him wanting to get Adin’s attention by then swatting him. He then claimed he “had to get revenge somehow.” Ross said, “So basically I didn’t respond to your Discord DM, so you swatted me?” The anonymous man replied, “It was important.” The unknown swatter claimed it was “Funny because you were scared for your life. You thought you were going to die. That sh*t is funny as fuck.” After Adin said he almost died during the swatting, the anonymous swatter replied, “You wouldn’t have died bro. You’re good. If I wanted to you would’ve died.” He also admitted to swatting both Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed, and claims to have the records of him doing it. Although there is no proof the unknown swatter actually pulled off all the swatting at Adin’s homer as well as Kai and Speed, Adin pleaded with him to never do it again. If you click on a product link on this page we may earn a small affiliate commission.

Adin Ross confirms comeback stream on Twitch after lengthy ban Adin Ross/TwitchStreaming star Adin Ross has confirmed when he’ll be making his return to Twitch after recently being hit with a lengthy ban from the platform. Over the last year or so, Adin Ross has gone from a fledgling NBA 2K streamer to one of the most popular broadcasters on Twitch. Though, plenty of controversies have followed in his wake. Most recently, on April 20, the 21-year-old streamer was hit with an ‘indefinite’ ban from the livestreaming platform for the alleged use of “hateful slurs, hate symbols, or hate group emblems without context or in a harmful manner.” Though, he claimed that he wasn’t sure why that was the reason. After nearly six weeks, that ban was lifted by Twitch on June 4, allowing Adin to make his long-awaited return – which he didn’t waste any time in teasing fans about. Now, though, he’ll finally be making said return. When will Adin Ross return to Twitch? On June 4, the streamer dropped a teaser video for his return, pretty much confirming that he’d be returning to Twitch for some of his signature gambling streams. Read More: – At the end of the video, Ross revealed that his first stream back on Twitch would come on June 6 at 8 pm EDT/5 pm PDT/1 am BST. His Twitch channel has since updated to confirm that return, with his stream title now reading: “LIVE 6/6 8 PM EST.” As noted, it seems pretty likely that Adin will return to Twitch with a gambling stream, but he’ll probably have some special guests as well – just as he usually does. After that, well, he’ll probably return to his usual Just Chatting broadcasts, interacting with chat and the people around him while reacting to videos and music.

Adin Ross confirms another “superstar” has made the jump from Twitch to Kick YouTube: Adin LiveProminent streamer Adin Ross claims that another “superstar” content creator has left Twitch for Kick amid the launch of the competitor platform’s mobile app. Kick has risen as an alternative to major streaming sites like Twitch and YouTube, founded by popular streamer Trainwrecks. A few broadcasters have made their way over to the green streaming platform, most notably Adin Ross, who received a permanent ban from Twitch and signed an allegedly massive deal to stream exclusively with Kick back in February. Kick recently received a mobile app, which launched over the weekend of March 24. Quite a bit of buzz has arisen as a result of this latest achievement — and names like Adin Ross are making a big effort to conscript other creators to join in on the newly-appointed Twitch rival. Adin has made no bones about wanting names like Kai Cenat to leave Twitch for Kick, most recently sending the Streamer of the Year winner a DM after he received a pair of sneakers instead of an exclusive streaming contract from the purple platform. Adin Ross claims major streamer has left Twitch for Kick Now, Ross is claiming that another huge name from Twitch has officially joined Kick. The streamer made this announcement in a Tweet on March 27, where he posted an advertisement for Kick’s mobile application. “Well… it’s official. Another superstar just signed to @KickStreaming,” Ross wrote. “Rest in p*** Twitch. Make sure you guys download the app NOW.” For now, it’s unclear who Adin was speaking about in his post — but Kick has become a popular alternative for some streamers. For example, Heelmike claims he made more money in four days of streaming on Kick than he did in 30 days on Twitch. This sentiment was echoed by Twitch streamer Crunkmuffin, who claimed that the site allegedly took half of her earnings in a tearful conversation with her viewers. However, Kick has also come under scrutiny for the kinds of content allowed on its platform. It’s unclear if it will emerge as a true competitor for Twitch and YouTube — but according to Adin Ross, another major influencer has shifted the playing field.

Adin Ross claims Twitch threatened to suspend him “indefinitely” for his content Adin Ross / TwitchTwitch giant Adin Ross has claimed that the Amazon-owned platform threatened to suspend him “indefinitely” as a result of the content he makes. Adin Ross, despite being one of Twitch’s most followed and watched streamers, continues to share something of a turbulent relationship with the platform. We’ve seen the star incur a temporary ban and, more recently, demand that they finally put an end to hot tub streams that are apparently “promoting poison”. Now, he has claimed that the platform threatened to suspend him “indefinitely” as a result of his content. Twitch reportedly threatened to suspend Adin Ross “indefinitely” In a clip widely shared on social media, the creator claimed a recent phone call with a senior figure at Twitch resulted in a threat that he would be indefinitely suspended if he did not make serious alterations to his content. “I just wanna say I was silenced and I’m gonna tell you what I was silenced by and what happened,” he said. “I had a week’s suspension on Twitch. And then when I got unsuspended on Twitch I streamed maybe two or three times after that. “Then once I was streaming… I got a call. I’m not gonna say specifically who it was, you know who you are. And you basically said if you keep doing controversial stuff and you keep saying certain things… we’re gonna have to take you down indefinitely. So I got a threat.” Adin went on to explain that he was shocked by the comments, which made him realize he could no longer “preach what I want to preach” to his audience. He continued: “That made me realize this is not safe… So anyways I got that call from them. It spooked me a little bit… I don’t wanna change for anyone. This is what I’ve been on, this is me now.” Finishing his comments, he claimed he doesn’t “really care” and would continue to do his own thing on the platform. He did admit, though, that he and his team are working on navigating the warning from Twitch and ensuring he can make the content he wants without incurring a permanent or long-term ban from the platform. Twitch does not comment on bans or related issues.

Adin Ross claims Rumble “rent their streamers” and Kai & Speed regret joining Adin RossAdin Ross has claimed that both Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed regret signing an exclusive live-streaming deal with Rumble. Over the past couple of years, we’ve seen some of the biggest content creators in the world sign exclusive deals with platforms such as Twitch and YouTube. With the rise of Kick and Rumble, the streaming wars have since reignited again, as platforms race to sign the next generation of up-and-coming streamers. Among the latest to sign with a platform are streaming stars Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed, who teamed up together to sign an exclusive deal with Rumble to produce their own show. Adin Ross slams Rumble, claims Kai & Speed regret signing According to Adin Ross in a heated rant during a recent live stream, both iShowSpeed and Kai Cenat regret their decision in joining Rumble. “Rumble is going down in f**king flames, bro. Rumble is going down,” he said. “Bro, let me explain to you right now, I know for a fact I don’t give a f**k what you guys say, I’m gonna be vocal about it I don’t care. “Kai and Speed regret, they already regret their decision I swear they do after they saw Bruce have a f**king fantastic f**king time yesterday I promise you they regret their decision. I promise they do, I know they do.” Adin continued: “All I gotta say is Rumble rents their streamers chat, it’s a known thing, put facts, they rent their streamers, it’s not a real f**king platform bro, they’re renting their f**king streamers.” He added: “You know this sh*t, f**king Rumble has Akademiks, we’ve got Drizzy Drake over here, come on chat.” It’s clear Adin has some distaste towards Rumble, previously saying that he felt “hurt” by his friends’ decision to choose Rumble over Kick, where they were allegedly offered $40 million each to join the new Stake-backed platform.

Adin Ross claims “nuke” photo Dillon Danis has is going “too far” in Logan Paul beef YouTube: Adin RossAdin Ross claimed that the ‘nuke’ photo that Dillon Danis claims to have on Logan Paul’s fiancee Nina Agdal is “too far” after he apparently got a glimpse of it. The beef between the Paul brothers – Logan and Jake – and Dillon Danis has been ongoing for a couple of years at this point. The trio have repeatedly traded blows over social media and urged each other to fight. Well, Dillon and Logan are scheduled to finally fight on October 14, as they co-main event the PRIME Card underneath KSI vs Tommy Fury. As a result, their beef has gotten even more personal, especially as Danis has been posting photos – some real, some fake – of Logan’s fiancee Nina Agdal. With personal beef and legal threats apparently swirling around the fight, Danis has claimed to have a ‘nuke’ photo of Agdal that would see their fight get canceled. Naturally, he’s keeping whatever he’s got close to his chest. Adin Ross speechless after Dillon Danis apparently shows him ‘nuke’ photo He did, however, apparently, give Adin Ross a quick glimpse at it during a stream they had together. The pair had a ‘sparring’ session on Adin’s September 3 stream, but it was naturally pretty one-sided. As they sat ringside, the streamer quizzed Danis about the photo, and he appeared to show him something on his phone. “Bro!” Adin said, appearing pretty speechless at what he’d just been shown. “That is wild bro. I actually feel really bad. That’s too far, bro.” Obviously, Danis didn’t show the camera whatever he showed Adin, so it’s hard to say if he actually showed him something real or if it was just a manufactured moment to create more hype. Logan has stated that he’s “not fazed” by what the former UFC fighter has been doing, claiming he’s got “dirt” on the Danis family. However, he said he has no intention of using it and that the whole thing has made him and his fiancee even stronger.

Adin Ross claims Kai Cenat & iShowSpeed turned down $40m Kick offer Kick: AdinRossAdin Ross has claimed that Kick offered $40 million each to Kai Cenat & IShowSpeed to “come to Kick” and they turned down the deal. Streaming has been the internet’s biggest form of entertainment for a while now, and the industry continues to grow. Broadcasters have accrued audiences in the millions on platforms like Twitch and YouTube, which makes them prime targets for brands interested in celebrity marketing. While Twitch has consistently been the live streaming platform of choice, the competition has been getting fierce, with Rumble acquiring Kai Cenat & IShowSpeed for an exclusive show, YouTube streaming rising in popularity, and other alternatives popping up, Twitch might need to defend their slice of the pie. One such streaming alternative that’s been lately growing in size is of course Kick, helped out by TrainwrecksTV, which now hosts streamers like AdinRoss. They’re still trying to get more streamers, including Kai and Speed, but it doesn’t appear to be happening just yet. Adin claims Kai Cenat & IShowSpeed rejected a $40 million offer After the exclusive Rumble show featuring Kai Cenat & IShowSpeed has been made public Adin Ross commented on stream that he “knew about it for weeks” and that he has been trying to bring Kai Cenat to Kick. “I’m hurt, I wanted Kai and Speed on Kick, I’m going to be honest. We originally offered Kai and Speed 40 million, I think Kai was 40 million and Speed was 40 million, they said no, but I don’t know what Rumble offered,” said Adin regarding the Cenat & Speed’s deal with Rumble. Timestamp of 3:25 But this doesn’t mean that rumors about creators moving to Kick will stop circulating, lately, xQc shared that he thinks Twitch was letting Kai Cenat avoid bans that other creators might have not avoided. Many users continue to speculate that Twitch is worried about losing him to another platform, but it remains to be seen.

Adin Ross claims Kai Cenat, iShowSpeed & more are moving to Kick Twitch: Adin RossTwitch giant Adin Ross has claimed that Kai Cenat, iShowSpeed, BruceDropEmOff and YourRAGE are set to move to the Kick live streaming platform. Adin Ross’ turbulent relationship with Twitch has been headline news in the streaming world of late. We’ve seen the 22-year-old claim that Twitch threatened to suspend him “indefinitely” if he didn’t make serious alterations to his content. That was followed by rumors of a switch to Kick – the new streaming platform backed by streaming behemoth Trainwrecks. However, Ross’ move to Kick was cast into doubt after he revealed he was holding out for more money from the platform. Now, he has claimed that a host of the streaming world’s biggest figures are set to switch to Kick as well. Adin Ross claims Kai Cenat & iShowSpeed are set to move to Kick In a widely circulated clip from February 17, Ross claimed that Kai Cenat, iShowSpeed, BruceDropEmOff and YourRAGE are set to make the switch. “I’m gonna tell you guys right now,” he said. “Kai’s going. YourRAGE is going. Bruce is going. Speed’s going. Everyone is going to Kick. I’m just gonna tell you guys now, I don’t give a f**k. They’re all going bro. “Think about it – the platform cannot fail if everyone goes… I’m not even joking. They’re all going. Why would they not go?” The switch of some of the world’s biggest creators to Kick would be a huge development in the streaming community. Kai, YourRAGE and BruceDropEmOff stream on Twitch, while iShowSpeed has made a name for himself by broadcasting on YouTube. It’s worth noting that, as of the publication of this article, none of the men namechecked have officially confirmed their departure from their current streaming home. Regardless, Adin Ross is clearly confident that they will make the switch, in what could become a major threat to the dominance of Twitch and YouTube in the streaming space.

Adin Ross claims IShowSpeed made football star Cristiano Ronaldo more famous Adin Ross has revealed he believes that YouTube streamer IShowSpeed has made Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo more famous. If you’re familiar with IShowSpeed, then you’ll be well aware of his passion for Manchester United, and his mega-obsession with Cristiano Ronaldo. For years, the 18-year-old YouTuber has attempted to cross paths with the Portuguese football legend and has come close on several occasions — even meeting some of his international teammates. The big day finally came on June 17, when the young YouTuber meet his idol as the Portuguese international players were leaving the Estadio da Luz following a win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Adin Ross believes IShowSpeed made Ronaldo more famous Reacting to the video of the two meeting for the first time, Kick streamer Adin Ross revealed he believes IShowSpeed has made the five-time Ballon d’Or winner more famous. “I’m not gonna lie chat, be honest, do you guys feel like Speed made Ronaldo more famous?” Adin asked during his June 17 live stream. “Like honestly think about it, like what do you guys think, did Speed make Ronaldo more famous? “I think he did! I didn’t know much about siu, I didn’t know anything about hattricks, I didn’t know anything about soccer in general, you know?” Adin added: “He brought his younger audience to know Ronaldo in my opinion, you know?” It’s fair to say Adin’s chat didn’t share the same belief, as his viewers began ripping into him, blasting the Kick star as an “average American” for being unfamiliar with football. “You can say average American all you want, whatever,” the streamer hit back.

Adin Ross claims he would have been arrested if he visited Andrew Tate in Romania Kick: Adin RossKick streamer Adin Ross has hit back at fans criticizing him for not visiting Andrew Tate, claiming he was told he’d be arrested if he went to Romania. Since Andrew Tate‘s rise in fame, the controversial influencer has become closely associated with Kick streamer Adin Ross. After first meeting online in July 2022, the two have grown to become good friends, even meeting in person — and Adin was even among the selected few added to Andrew’s visitor list while he was in Romanian custody. Ultimately, the Kick star never made the trip to visit Tate while he was in jail, and has now revealed the reason for this. Adin Ross told he’d be arrested if he visits Tate in Romania During his July 9 broadcast, the streamer responded to fans that were putting him on blast for not writing to Tate while he was in jail. “To all you motherf**kers that think you know me and all this sh*t. Listen motherf**kers you don’t,” he said. “I had a motherf**ker in Vegas ask me why didn’t you write to Tate in jail. I swear to god, on my life, I was running through the casino and somebody said why did you not write to Tate in jail? Hey, idiot, are you dumb? Some of you guys aren’t real, there’s no f**king way.” Furthermore, Adin explained he intended on visiting Andrew in Romania, but claimed he was told he’d be arrested if he did. “I literally said you’re right, I did not write him. But, I was about to go to Romania but I was told I’d be arrested. Hello? I was gonna visit that motherf**ker.” Regardless, viewers still continued to hit out at Adin, putting him on blast for not writing letters to Tate while he was in Romanian detention. “Okay, I did not write him, no, but I asked how do I get in contact with him,” he responded. “Can I call him on the phone? It’s 2023, okay, I know he was born 50 years ago or however old he is, I’m sorry bro.” Adin then apologized to his fans and assured them that he and Tate are still “cool” and on good terms, with him claiming the controversial internet star doesn’t really care. “I’m sorry to you guys. Tate doesn’t give a f**k because I apologized to him and he was like its cool.”

Adin Ross claims he was “set up” by friend in fake swatting incident YouTube: The Daily StardustTwitch star Adin Ross was purportedly swatted on July 10 during a fan meet-up amid his grand return to streaming — but many critics believed it was fake, and now, Ross seems to have confirmed this theory. Adin Ross was notably handed a week-long ban from Twitch on July 7 due to texting and driving during a live stream. The broadcaster owned up to his mistake and claimed that he “deserved” the suspension. Surprisingly, Twitch unbanned him just two days later in wake of his comments on the matter. However, not everyone was in the mood for a grand celebration upon his return. During a fan meetup on July 10, Ross was seemingly swatted while shopping at a footwear store in a mall. The incident sparked a slew of speculation on whether or not the swatting was actually real, with names like WoW star Asmongold theorizing that it was completely faked in a biting tweet. (It’s worth noting that Ross stated it was “fake” in his own Tweet on the subject, but also claimed that a real SWAT team had been called to the scene.) It’s worth noting that several high-profile internet stars have been swatted multiple times due to angry fans and critics, with the likes of streamer xQc claiming he was swatted “daily” and even feared for his life. 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 Ross spoke further on the “fake swatting” incident in an interview with paparazzi on July 15, where he claimed he’d been set up by a friend of his. “One of my boys, he just like set me up on that s**t, it was f**ked up,” Ross explained. “He set me up on some fake s**t, trying to f**k with me. Before, I was like, ‘I’m not getting arrested for this s**t, no way.’ We actually had a real SWAT team pull up, it was f**king crazy.” “Melrose got shut down for a little bit,” he continued. “But, you know, it opened back up, and everything was good.” Although the situation was certainly frightening, it seems to have all been a prank, and Ross seems to be taking the issue quite well, as he was caught meeting up with the friend who’d pranked him during the paparazzi interview.

Adin Ross claims Hasan & Mizkif are banned from Kick after revealing ownership stake Kick: Adin RossAs the streamer wars rage on, with budding rival Kick gaining more traction with each passing day, newly revealed co-owner Adin Ross has gone on record to claim two Twitch superstars are blocked from the platform: Hasan and Mizkif. Years after the original streaming platform war saw the likes of Mixer, Facebook Gaming, Twitch, and YouTube all going at it, 2023 has seen the competition heating up once again. With more content creators growing tired of Twitch’s disruptive policy changes and ‘anti-streamer’ decisions, alternatives are in high demand. That’s where Kick has come in, serving as a real option, one that, at least on the surface, appears to have streamers’ best interests in mind. From offering to help with various fees to looking at establishing an hourly payment plan for streamers on the rise, they’re doing plenty to lure big names over. With a handful of major players now signed to exclusive deals, it begs the question, who might be next to jump ship? Following Twitch’s latest controversy on June 6, Adin Ross took the chance to capitalize. Not only did the former Twitch streamer reveal he’s now in fact a co-owner of Kick, but he also implied “every” big streamer is in his DMs wanting to jump ship. All you snakes and fakes who backstabbed me and now wanna come to kick… gladly come,” Ross tweeted on his alt account. “I own % in kick. So therefore I own you.” Exactly how big his stake is, obviously remains unclear for now. But given Trainwrecks is also a co-owner, it appears chunks of the company are being exchanged as part of exclusive streaming deals. “Look, chat, this is a big thing I want to say…. Twitch is done,” Ross continued hours later on his Kick stream. “If I told you how many streamers are in my DMs wanting to come to kick, you guys would be like ‘what the f***.’ It’s everybody, every streamer…” While clearly gloating on behalf of his platform, Ross then shifted gears. Rather than listing off big streamers supposedly in his DMs, he instead focused on two key names that won’t be jumping over anytime soon. At least, not if he has his way. “There’s only two streamers that are banned from Kick,” he said. “Mizkif, you can’t come. You’re not coming to Kick. I’m sorry, you’re not coming, bro. Me and Bruce don’t want you here, you’re not coming. That’s first of all, f*** you.” Given BruceDropEmOff only just signed an exclusive deal with Kick, one he immediately rubbed in Mizkif’s face given their beef earlier this year, it’s safe to say the two aren’t on the best of terms. Next, Ross listed Hasan as the other permanently blocked streaming star. “Hasan, you’re not invited either. I’m gonna be honest, bro, you’re not coming. Those two are banned. They cannot come.” No particular reason was given for Hasan, other than what appears to be Ross’ own personal grudges. Should either of the two ever want to move away from Twitch, there’s no quite telling if Ross could be overruled by other co-owners. The weight of his comments on stream remains unclear for now. Though there’s clearly no denying he wants nothing to do with either Mizkif or Hasan moving forward.

Adin Ross claims close streaming friend was told to avoid him because he’s “off the walls” Adin RossAdin Ross has claimed that a close friend and fellow content was told by their manager to avoid associating with him. First making his mark on Twitch and becoming one of the platform’s biggest creators, Adin Ross has exploded in popularity in the last year. However, the popular streamer has been caught up in several controversies on his way to the top of the ladder. Since his permanent ban from Twitch, and subsequent move to Kick, Adin has come under fire for offering fans money to harm themselves, sharing sexually explicit content, and making transphobic comments. After these controversies, fans have claimed that many of his friends — including Kai Cenat, iShowSpeed, and xQc — have ‘switched up’ on him. While Adin refused to comment at the time, the Kick ‘poster boy’ has now claimed that a close friend has been told to avoid him. Adin Ross claims close friend was told to not associate with him In an April 6 live stream, the Kick star explained to his fans that a close friend was told to avoid him due to the fact that “he’s off the walls.” “There’s one motherf**ker specifically that I f**king love to death, and I’ll f**king die for that person bro,” Adin said. “And that motherf**ker got told by a manager, or corporation, some corporate p**sy f**king white businessmen, don’t associate with Adin any more he’s off the f**king walls.” He continued: “That’s all I’m going to say, bro, I love everyone, and I don’t care anymore.” It’s unclear who exactly Adin is referring to. However, it’s worth noting that many of his friends are unable to stream with the Kick star due to Twitch’s Terms of Service — which strictly prohibit him from appearing on any Twitch broadcast.

Adin Ross changes fan’s life with full-time exclusive Kick deal Adin RossAdin Ross has made his biggest fan’s dream come true, surprising them with several gifts, including a full-time streaming deal with Kick. Before his jump to the new Stake-backed streaming platform Kick earlier in 2023, Adin once sat among the top creators on Twitch. Still, today he’s one of the most popular streamers in the world and is easily one of the most prominent creators on Kick. Since his rise to the top, signing what he dubbed “the biggest streaming deal ever”, Adin has gone above and beyond for his friends and family around him — and even his fans. Now, the Kick star has made dreams come true, surprising his biggest fan with several gifts, including an exclusive deal with the new streaming platform. Adin Ross gifts fan exclusive deal with Kick In a YouTube video uploaded on June 16, Adin surprised one of his biggest fans, ‘JakeFuture27’, who he first met over Discord months ago. After being in contact with his mom, Adin showed up at the fan’s house with a ton of gifts. Among them included a signed basketball from his favorite player LeBron James, as well as a Lakers jersey. However, the biggest gift of them all was an exclusive streaming deal with Kick. “Jake like I said man, you’re a legend, and so what I wanted to do was I contacted, you know, the streaming website Kick, and I got the boss to give you a full-time Kick deal.” Instantly, the fan was brought to tears and left completely lost for words. “So now, your full-time job will be Kick,” Adin added. “You’re going to be getting paid by the hour bro. This is your dream bro, you got your dream now, this is your dream.” (Timestamp 4:22) Adin didn’t stop there either, gifting a further $10k to help Jake kick off his own clothing business, as well as giving the fan’s mom $15k. The Kick star ended the video with a message to his fans, thanking them for the position he’s in to be able to change lives for the better.

Adin Ross caused Andrew Tate’s arrest to be sped up after revealing Romania escape plan Adin RossThe legal team behind the charges that led to Andrew and Tristan Tate’s recent arrest said that they accelerated the arrest process after learning that Tate planned to flee Romania from Adin Ross’s live stream. Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were detained in Romania this morning on a British arrest warrant, following their release from Romanian prison in August last year. The charges being brought against them in the UK are ones of sexual aggression, while the ones they face in Romania focus on sex trafficking. The British lawyers, McCue Jury & Partners, put out a statement on the arrest, saying that they received information that the brothers were planning on leaving Romania, which would have been a violation of their parole while awaiting trial. They said: “Last week, we received information that Tate might have been planning to flee Romania, where he is due to stand trial for separate allegations of rape and human trafficking. “We wrote to the British police to bring this to their attention and to urge them immediately seek a warrant for Tate’s detention in Romania and extradition to the UK.” Legal team behind Andrew Tate arrest sped up process after watching Adin Ross stream In an interview with Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, one of the lawyers from McCue Jury & Partners revealed that one of the sources of Tate’s plan to flee Romania was a clip from Adin Ross’s Kick livestream. Jack Beeston, an associate at McCue Jury & Partners, told Aftonbladet that they saw a video on Twitter/X, during which Tate told Adin Ross that he “will leave Romania soon and not come back”. Adin Ross and the Tate brothers have collaborated frequently in the past. Even during and after the brothers’ first arrest, Adin travelled to Romania to visit them, and he has frequently messaged and video-called both of them since then. However, Andrew Tate’s legal team denied the accusations that the Tates were planning to leave Romania, and instead claimed that Adin “misinterpreted” the message. Legal advisor Eugen Vidineac said: “We unequivocally deny any allegation that Andrew or Tristan Tate are planning to flee Romania to avoid legal proceedings. Our clients are fully committed to actively participating in the legal process and defending their reputation. “We believe this rumor originated from a popular online influencer who misinterpreted a text message from our clients while live streaming. There is simply no truth to this.”

Adin Ross calls out Twitch for lack of support while showing “fake love” to other streamers YouTube: FULL SEND/NELKStreaming star Adin Ross has hit out at Twitch for not supporting him and also showing “fake love” to other streamers for promoting them without giving them a big contract. It’s been over four years since Adin Ross first ventured into the streaming world, and he’s been on a pretty meteoric rise since then. While he started out with NBA 2K streams, he’s ventured more into the Just Chatting realm, bringing some of the biggest names in rap into the Twitch scene. As a result, he’s become one of the most-watched channels around. The 22-year-old has amassed over seven million followers on the Amazon-owned platform, but he’s never quite received their support when it comes to being featured on the homepage or being tweeted about. And, he feels quite slighted. Adin Ross calls out Twitch for “fake love” with streaming stars It was a topic that was brought up during his appearance on the FULL SEND podcast, with Adin noting that Twitch has never really backed him despite his popularity. “Twitch has never followed me, they don’t put me on the homepage. Swear, they don’t follow me,” Adin said, noting that he’s always averaged “huge” numbers in terms of viewership. He also pointed to Kain Cenat being in a similar position of not having a massive contract, but noted Twitch have backed him a little differently. “Why is Kai, myself, xQc, Speed, why are we not being offered multi-million dollar deals? But here’s what Twitch is doing with Kai: Twitch is putting Kai on homepage, they’re tweeting at him, and following him. It looks great, right? Cool, that’s showing fake love, why is he not getting a multi-million dollar deal?” The streamer agreed with the NELK Boys’ take that Twitch has that supremacy because it’s the biggest platform. “That’s what it is, it’s that, it’s we’re Twitch so where else are you going to go?” he added. Ultimately, it is Twitch’s call on who they back and promote, but it’s not like Adin hasn’t been able to succeed on the platform without that backing.

Adin Ross calls on Twitch to finally ban hot tub streams: “It’s promoting poison” Twitch: Adin RossTwitch giant Adin Ross has called on the Amazon-owned platform to finally ban hot tub streams, claiming they’re a “problem” and “promoting poison” among viewers. Hot tub streams have been part of Twitch’s ‘meta’ for nearly two years. Back in early 2021, hot tub streams exploded in popularity and have divided the streaming community since. Plenty of Twitch streamers, like xQc, have criticized them and suggested they constitute breaking Twitch guidelines on attire. The platform has even introduced a new category to house the streams but, with 2023 well underway, they continue to be a bone of contention. Now, Adin Ross has weighed in on their ongoing prevalence and called for Twitch to ban them once and for all. Adin Ross wants Twitch to ban hot tub streams In a January 20 Twitch stream, Ross claimed they’re “promoting poison” and constitute inappropriate content that would be banned if they were not protected by the ‘hot tub’ title. “I saw one person that lost a lot of money to gambling,” he started. “You guys banned gambling, you guys moved on it quick. I think we have a problem Twitch. I think the hot tub streams should be banned from Twitch… it’s a portal to Only Fans. It’s in the same category as gambling.” Gambling streams have been another hot topic on the platform of late. Towards the end of 2022, Twitch came down hard on them after calls from creators like Pokimane to ban them. Debate has continued as streamers look for workarounds and move to new platforms that are part of the gambling world. Ross continued, going even harder on hot tub streams: “It’s promoting poison, you know what I’m saying, in the brain… I’m gonna flat out say it.” He claimed it “feeds an addiction” among viewers and argued that hot tubs are part of a wider problem of “soft p*rn” on the platform. Whether Twitch listens to Ross’ views and makes major changes is another matter. Their response to gambling does show that the largest creators possess some influence in guiding the future of the platform.

Adin Ross called out for allegedly forcing women to abort his children Adin Ross | KickIn a heated discussion on his Kick stream, Adin Ross got called out by his friend Cuffem for allegedly forcing two women to get abortions and terminate their pregnancies. In his transition from Twitch to Kick, Adin Ross has become one of the biggest and most controversial livestreamers on the internet. Since his move to Kick, he’s been encouraging other streamers to come to the platform with him and claimed that big names like Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed declined an exclusivity deal and the big paycheck that would have come along with it. In the latest bit of on-stream drama, Cuffem claimed that Adin Ross forced two women to get abortions. One accusation exploded into an argument between the two streamers. Cuffem claims Adin Ross forced women to get abortions Adin and Cuffem were arguing with each other throughout his stream, leading to Adin Ross eventually getting called out for forcing two women to get abortions and terminate their pregnancies. Cuffem came at Ross, calling him a “baby killer” while playing Among Us as tensions built to a boiling point. Eventually, Cuffem laid into the streamer after around an hour of them hurling insults back and forth. Cuffem went from calm accusations to blowing up on Adin Ross, tossing out expletives left and right. “Shut the f**k up! I’m tired of your s***, n****! You aborted two babies! You’re a baby murderer, you dumb jew! You’re a baby murderer! You can’t run from this s***, you’re going to hell for that s***! Ross responded in kind by threatening to ‘swat’ his friend, saying that Cuffem has “a pound of weed under his desk” and called him a “thug”. Adin Ross has yet to address these accusations further and shut down any mention of the situation while on stream. The only response he’s given at the time of writing is outright denial.

Adin Ross “breaks up” with Demisux after stream argument as fans say he fumbled Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross “broke up” with new girlfriend Demisux after they got into a spat during a live stream — but fans aren’t happy with how their argument went down, regardless of whether or not the situation was actually real. Kick star Adin Ross went public with new girlfriend Demisux in early January — but it looks like their relationship may have already ended if a recent live stream is to be believed. Ross’s relationship with Demisux has been a contentious one for his fanbase, who haven’t been too keen on her presence in his content. Even other broadcasters have expressed some distaste for Adin’s new gal, with Amouranth notably calling her a ‘leech.’ However, Demi might be out of the picture already. During a January 8 broadcast, Ross took issue with the fact that Demi had apparently ‘leaked’ his new car during one of her streams before he had the chance to unveil it himself. Adin Ross “breaks up” with Demisux after on-stream argument “I really don’t appreciate that you showed that,” Adin said after calling Demi up to his streaming room to talk — all while cameras were rolling. “And I’m just gonna hereby ask you to leave.” Ross demanded that Demi get out of his house immediately to catch a flight back home, despite the fact that it was 1 AM. “That’s not my problem,” Ross replied when Demi asked how she was supposed to make that happen at such a late hour. “You’re gonna figure it out.” “Whatever, I don’t give a f*ck,” Ross said after Demi left the room. “F*ck that b*tch.” Adin ended his stream and returned a short while later to explain the situation, clarifying that it wasn’t “scripted” or a prank and saying he would keep any future relationships offline. “I just think that any relationship that’s genuine, that I genuinely care about …I’m just gonna keep it off the internet, bro,” he said. “The problem is y’all will always figure it out anyway.” It’s unclear if the ‘breakup’ was just a prank for content, as many fans seem to believe — but either way, the issue has sparked quite a debate online, leaving a sour taste in viewers’ mouths. “I hope I’m never this terrible at managing a relationship,” one user said on Twitter/X. I hope I’m never this terrible at managing a relationship. — Influencer Juice (@InfluencerJuice) January 9, 2024 “Adin really is an L treating her like that,” another commented. “Even if it was a joke, at the end of the day it’s not a joke, as it’s even more toxic.” Adin really is an L treating her like that. Even if it was a joke, at the end of the day its not a joke as its even more toxic. — Rafiial (@tigerslash123) January 9, 2024 “He let 13-year-olds in his chat manipulate him to embarrass her on stream,” another said. He let 13 year olds in his chat manipulate him to embarrass her on stream… — Dr3dayyblanco (@dr3dayyblanco) January 9, 2024 For now, it seems like most viewers are under the impression that this was just a scripted event for content on Ross’s stream… but it certainly made a splash, regardless.

Adin Ross boxing event under fire after brutal knockout leaves fans concerned Kick: AdinRossA boxing competition organized by top streamer Adin Ross drew criticism after some brutal knockouts and behavior from the competitors. The top Kick streamer has been leaning more and more into sports content, and his latest project, a surprise boxing event that featured some of the other big names on Kick and other streaming platforms, was rewarded with thousands of viewers. However, the event also drew fire from viewers concerned for the health and safety protocols, as well as how the boxers were treating each other. Adin Ross hosts Kick streamer boxing event Twitch streamer Jaydvn was facing down against fellow influencer Melt when he KO-ed him with a powerful hook. However, what really stood out to viewers was the fact that the influencer went in for another hit when Melt was down. One viewer noted: “That dude needs to go to the doctor ASAP. The body went rigid, he hit his head when falling to the ground, and the other guy hit him again when he was on the ground. Definitely a chance of lasting damage there.” Another commenter noted the lack of headgear for the competitors, as well and the lack of medical professionals on standby at the event. The event did not end up featuring Dillon Danis despite him offering to spar against Jake Paul’s MMA opponent on Adin’s Kick stream. Adin Ross has maintained his position as one of the top streamers on Kick by connecting with big names and other creators- he even offered Eminem a million dollars to appear on his stream.

Adin Ross “booted” from LA Clout House amid Ricegum beef Instagram: Adin RossStreaming star Adin Ross has hinted at being booted from the Clout House and leaving Los Angeles altogether as his beef with Ricegum continues to ramp up. For the longest time, content creators have lived together in content houses so that they can make content together, and the new age Clout House has helped some creators become internet stars. That includes Adin Ross, who had a big following before swapping Florida for LA in early 2021. Since making the switch, the streamer has seen his following continue to grow as he gets bigger and bigger. Recently, he’s been involved in some beef with Ricegum as the pair have gone back and forth across social media – though not everyone is buying the drama as being real. However, it seems as if Adin has now dipped out of LA as they continue to trade jabs online. Late in the day on July 2nd, the Twitch streamer tweeted that he had to ‘get out of here’, with fans quickly taking that to mean leaving the Clout House rather than LA. A few hours it became apparent that Adin was leaving Los Angeles too, suggesting that he’d even been booted from the house rather than just quit on his own accord. “I got booted Ong (on god). I’m getting tf outta LA idgaf anymore f**k all this,” he said. I got booted Ong I’m getting tf outta LA idgaf anymore fuck all this — adin (@adinross) July 3, 2021 While some fans weren’t buying it, replying and suggesting it was still all a ruse, given that there was an Instagram live clip of him trying to get into Ricegum’s room just prior to the tweets. https://twitter.com/defnoodles/status/1411239206853038080 Adin did upload an Instagram story of himself sat on a plane shortly after. “F**k LA. F**k that house. I’m out,” he captioned the photo, though there were no hints as to where he might be heading to. Since that Instagram story, he has been somewhat quiet on social media, only responding to a tweet that poked fun at Ricegum. It remains to be seen if he has actually been removed from the Clout House, and if so, what he does next.

Adin Ross blasts racist demand from swatter to stop constant SWAT calls Instagram: Adin RossAdin Ross has revealed that the swatter who keeps swatting him has made a racist demand in order for them to stop sending the police to the Twitch streamer’s home. Twitch streamers both big and small have had to deal with dangerous SWAT raids on their homes over the years, with trolls convincing their local police department that something serious is up. A number of Twitch’s top stars — including Adin Ross — have been the subject of regular hoax calls over the years. Adin has recently confronted the people who claim to be behind the SWAT calls, with them saying that they’ve targeted him in a bid to get “revenge” for ignoring their Discord messages. These SWAT attempts have not stopped despite that confrontation, however. Now, the streaming star has revealed that the swatter is willing to put an end to them, but they’ve made a racist demand to do so. During his November 29 stream, Adin noted that the troll was participating in his chat and sent him his demands to stop the SWAT calls. “Tell Adin Ross, until you stop having black people on your stream, I’m going to continue to SWAT you,” the streamer said, visibly angered by the message. “Well, you’re going to SWAT me every day then bro. “Listen, I don’t care. You’re racist as f*ck bro, you’re weird as f*ck bro. That sh*t is so weird and strange to me really.” As Adin notes, he’s not going to give in to the demands of the troll, which means he will likely continue being the target of the calls. While some streamers have managed to send swatters to jail over the hoax calls, others have set up links with their local police department to stop things from getting out of hand. This involves welfare calls to the streamer before the SWAT unit is sent over to their home, which prevents the dangerous situation of having armed police bundle into their home before it happens.

Adin Ross bets $10k that Bryce Hall beats Austin McBroom in YouTube vs TikTok boxing Twitch: AdinRossTwitch streamer Adin Ross has revealed he’s going to bet 10k on Bryce Hall to beat Austin McBroom in their upcoming boxing match on June 12. The highly-anticipated YouTubers versus TikTokers boxing event is just around the corner and there’s a lot of talk about which fighters are going to come out on top. With the likes of Aneson Gib, Faze Jarvis, Vinnie Hacker, and Taylor Holder all taking part, it’s definitely going to be an event worth watching. Despite all of these great matchups, it’s the main event bout between Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom that’s making all of the headlines. Now, Twitch personality Adin Ross has revealed that he’s going to put 10k on Bryce Hall to take home the victory, but not necessarily because he believes the TikToker has the best chance of winning. Adin Ross is putting 10k on Bryce Hall to win During his May 18 Twitch stream, Adin Ross revealed that he’s putting 10k on Bryce Hall to beat Austin McBroom on June 12. His viewers were shocked at his prediction and proceeded to ask the streamer why he was so confident Hall would manage to take home the win. Ross responded by saying that he’s only putting his money on Hall because he’s the underdog and he’ll get 40k back if he comes out on top. “I’d rather put 10k in and come out 40 than put 10k in and come out with 20, I’m a gambler… that’s the reason why I’ve got Bryce because the odds are against him.” When it comes to backing Hall, it’s obvious Ross is just looking to bet against the favorite and hopefully win as much money as possible. The streamer has already made it very clear that he’s not particularly bothered who wins and just looking forward to the fight. It’s easy to see why there’s so much excitement around this event, with Hall and McBroom even getting into a brawl at their press conference. Only time will tell if Ross’s 10k will pay off and Hall can come out as victor on June 12.

Adin Ross becomes top 5 Twitch streamer after hitting huge sub milestone Twitch: AdinRossThe fast-rising Twitch streamer Adin Ross has hit 50,000 subscribers, making him the 5th overall most subbed-to channel, a remarkable feat and just the latest milestone in his remarkable rise in 2021. Adin Ross is a relatively new name for many Twitch viewers, although has been streaming for a number of years. He mainly focused on NBA 2k streams, and had a viral moment when he spoke to Lebron James, while playing with his son. Now, he’s comfortably one of Twitch’s biggest streamers, solidified by his mammoth subcount, which had cracked the 50,000 mark. 50,000 twitch subs, wtf??? i love u motherfuckers u guys r fucking crazy 🖤🖤🖤🖤 — adin (@adinross) April 30, 2021 AdinRoss overtakes Summit1G in subs Hitting 50,000 subs took Ross just over Twitch veteran Jaryd ‘Summit1g’ Lazar, on an estimated 47,000. He also jumps above massive streamers including Hasan Piker, TimTheTatman, and Gaules. Above Adin, according to Twitch Tracker, is xQc (76,000), NICKMERCS (78,000), Ranboo (93,000) and Ludwig (168,000). Ludwig’s subscriber count is still inflated thanks to his massively successful subathon. Roughly speaking, 50,000 subscribers is worth around $175,000 to the streamer, after Amazon takes a cut of the $4.99 subscription price. However, viewers can also subscribe in tiers, with tier 2 and 3 costing $9.99 and $24.99 respectively. Twitch Tracker estimates that 27,000 of Adin Ross’ subscribers are tier 1, another 18,000 with Twitch Prime, and a further 13,000 Gifted. The introduction of Gifted subs is a big part of the increasing sub counts across Twitch generally, as the most dedicated fans can support a streamer with multiple subscriptions for other users. Adin Ross’ trajectory in 2021 could easily see him go to the very top of Twitch, in terms of subscriber count, but he’s still far behind in the followers category. Part of this is because he lost a lot of followers when Twitch did their big bot account cleanup.

Adin Ross banned from Twitch after guest Zias uses homophobic slur Twitter: AdinRossPopular Twitch streamer Adin Ross has been banned from the streaming platform after another streamer dropped a homophobic slur in front of 85,000 viewers. Adin Ross was originally an NBA 2K streamer who could regularly be found playing the game’s MyPark mode for a few thousand viewers at any time. He’s blown up in the last few years, even managing to chat with LeBron James on stream after playing with his son, Bronny. The streamer has moved away from 2K being his game of choice on Twitch and is now more often found in the Just Chatting section or in GTA RP on the SSB server with around 40,000 average viewers. He recently fell victim to a round of follower botting, giving him over 4.5 million followers too. However, he’s now been handed a ban from Twitch following his April 10 broadcast where he had some on-stream guests. During his short April 10 stream, Adin was streaming alongside YouTuber Zias, but there were moments where the YouTuber was alone by himself. Read More: When does Ludwig’s subathon finish? – At one point, he took a phone call and proceeded to call Adin some homophobic slurs. According to viewers, the Twitch streamer contacted Twitch to ask if he’d get banned and while they informed him he’d be fine, given it was Zias who said it, he was banned anyway. “Just got banned on Twitch. Wtf bro,” Adin tweeted after going offline. His fans started a ‘#FreeAdin’ hashtag which he jumped on board with as well. “Free Adin #freeadin. Mfs don’t wanna see me win. All G tho… let’s hope it’s not a perm,” he added. Free Adin #freeadin mfs don’t wanna see me win 😂 all g tho .. let’s hope it’s not a perm 🙏 🤞 — adin (@adinross) April 11, 2021 In terms of how long his ban is going to be, Adin himself said on an Instagram Live afterward that he wasn’t sure how long it’d be. Read More: Ben Askren admits he could lose to Jake Paul – According to StreamerBans, it’s his first suspension from Twitch in almost a year, so Adin could find himself with a 24-hour ban or a 3-day ban rather than an out-and-out perma ban. However, we’ll just have to wait and see.

Adin Ross apologizes to Twitch fans after drinking alcohol YouTube: Adin LiveTwitch star Adin Ross issued a heartfelt apology to his fans after drinking alcohol, despite making plans to stay sober. Adin Ross is one of Twitch’s most-followed streamers, boasting over 7.2 million fans on the purple streaming platform. Lately, Ross has committed to a sober lifestyle, swearing off alcohol and even going celibate. This isn’t the first time he’s done something similar; back in 2019, the streamer also swore off smoking marijuana. However, Ross “fumbled” this promise to himself in January 2023, saying he imbibed alcohol over the weekend of January 21. Adin Ross uploads apology video after drinking In response, he uploaded a heartfelt apology video late on January 22, where he claimed that alcohol was “literally straight from the devil” and said he gave into “temptation.” “I’m not the type to, like I told you guys, cover it up and basically be like, ‘Oh no, I didn’t do that,’” he explained. “Like no, bro, I really messed up last night and I did it. So I’m letting y’all know right now, I’m sorry, for everyone that I let down.” “Woke up with a raging headache and horrible thoughts, and just a gloominess and sadness, bro,” he continued. “I was just so sad.” Ross also posted about his recent drinking on his secondary Twitter account, where he made similar statements regarding his wish to swear off alcohol. “So I drank twice in a row and woke up sad and drained,” he wrote in one post. “Alcohol is the devil’s work. And I’m glad I can finally realize this.” “I really feel guilty asf,” he added in another tweet. “Sh*t not cool from my part, God is def looking at me in disappointment. Going to gym I’ll tweet when I’m out. I need to suffer today.” Thus far, it looks like Adin’s fanbase has been supportive of his honesty, with many commenters offering encouragement and sharing their own experiences. Ross isn’t the only one making big changes for 2023; Twitch streamer Mizkif is also getting back into fitness, even making plans to open up his own gym with fellow broadcaster Knut very soon.

Adin Ross announces upcoming boxing match against another streamer YouTube: Adin LiveProminent Kick streamer Adin Ross has confirmed that he’s taking a boxing match against another broadcaster — but he didn’t say who. It looks like Adin Ross is preparing for his first-ever boxing match, according to a statement he made during a recent stream. Ross, who once made his home at Twitch, has since moved to Kick, where he allegedly signed “the biggest streaming deal ever” to broadcast exclusively on the platform. Now, it seems that another major change is on its way for the streamer… but there’s still some unknown details. Adin Ross taking boxing match in 2024 against mystery streamer On March 16, Ross went live on Kick, where he claimed that he’s taking a boxing match for 2024. However, he declined to divulge the name of his opponent, despite his fans’ requests — but he did reveal that he’ll be touching gloves with another streamer. “‘You’re boxing?’” Ross read a comment aloud from his chat. “Yeah. 2024. I’m boxing against another streamer. Don’t guess. Don’t be weird.” That’s all Adin had to say on the topic, so details are a bit sparse. His debut match is certainly quite a long way off at this point, giving him over a year to prepare for his unnamed opponent. Of course, fans are already speculating who he might be fighting, despite his pleas to the contrary. Thus far, commenters are convinced he might be facing off with Fortnite pro Clix — but the list of possible suspects is quite long, considering Ross has disgruntled quite a few other creators with his behavior as of late. Since moving to Kick, Ross has ‘kicked’ up quite a bit of controversy, with other streaming stars like Hasan, xQc, and others decrying him for going down a “bad path” amid his support for Andrew Tate and his on-stream antics — like the time he asked a fan to physically harm his brother for money. For now, it’s anyone’s guess as to who Ross will be taking on in the boxing ring. Until then, fans can watch out for Jake Paul’s upcoming rematch with Tommy Fury this summer.

Adin Ross announces Romania trip to stream with Andrew Tate on Kick Adin RossAdin Ross has revealed plans to travel to Romania for a Kick stream with controversial influencer Andrew Tate. It’s fair to say that Adin Ross has become well acquainted with Andrew Tate. The two first met online in July 2022, when Adin invited the former professional kickboxer onto his stream for an interview after he began gaining fame for controversial and “misogynistic” comments. They’ve since grown to become good friends, even meeting in Dubai for a collaboration later that year. Furthermore, following the Tate brothers’ arrest in late 2022, Adin was even added to Andrew’s visitor list while he was in Romanian custody. Although, he ultimately never paid a visit while Tate was in jail. However, the Kick streamer has now revealed he’s set to head to Romania to finally reunite with his friend. Adin Ross set for Romania trip to meet with Andrew Tate After reacting to Tate’s recent interview with the BBC, Adin announced that he’d be meeting up with Andrew again, who currently remains on house arrest in his home in Romania. “Alright guys, that was a great interview. I’m letting everyone know right now, I’m officially announcing it bro, I’m going to Romania,” Adin said in his June 4 live stream. “I’m going to Romania this month, I’m going to visit Andrew, and I’m gonna do a stream in person at his house.” He added: “I’m announcing it, we’re going to do this in June. Andrew, I’m coming. I’m not the best version of myself, I went down the drug path you know, but I’m on my sobriety stuff, my health again, but Andrew I’m coming bro.” (Timestamp at 52:51) It’s unclear when exactly Adin plans to meet with Tate, although the 22-year-old confirmed it would be at some point in June. It’ll be the first time the two have seen each other since before Andrew’s arrest late last year, and fans are certainly excited to see them reunite.

Adin Ross announces plans to stream on new platform amid Twitch ‘silencing’ Kick: Adin RossAdin Ross has announced he’s bringing his stream to a new platform after being “silenced” by Twitch following repeated ban threats. Adin Ross is one of the biggest names on Twitch. Known for his over-the-top personality and for collaborating with some of the other top streamers on the website, his rise to fame happened primarily on the Purple brand. After claims of being silenced by an unnamed Twitch employee, Ross has now confirmed that he’ll continue to stream on the site for now, but will also broadcast over on Kick, where he believes the community guidelines will offer him more freedom. Adin Ross explains why he’ll be streaming on Kick after Twitch bans When speaking on the switch to Kick, Ross made it clear that his frustration was over the way Twitch’s Terms of Service controlled his content. “I’m going to Kick this week. I’m going to be doing Omegle, watching live sports, watching movies, prank phone calls, we could literally watch p**n together,” he stated. “There is no Terms of Service over there. You guys can say whatever you want in my chat. Nobody can get f***ing banned.” Ross continued to rally his supporters to say whatever was on their minds in the new location, continually emphasizing the new amount of freedom he will supposedly have. Kick does have a Terms of Service agreement, though the streaming star believes the company’s overall involvement may not be as strict as his original streaming home. In his original video explaining how he was “silenced”, Ross explained that it was a call from an unnamed Twitch employee that spooked him and sparked him to look for new options. “I got a threat, and the first thing I did was laugh at that…they’re basically saying I can’t preach what I want to preach without being suspended.” Ross’ first stream on Kick went live on February 12 and amassed 82,000 viewers at the time of publication.

Adin Ross and Sneako claim Andrew Tate allegations “debunked” in debate with Destiny Kick: Adin RossStreamers Adin Ross and Sneako teamed up to discuss Andrew Tate’s arrest and accusations of involvement sex trafficking with Destiny. The pair had previously discussed Sneako’s fight with MoistCr1tikal, after the influencers clashed on Twitter and YouTube for several months. Both Adin and Sneako have had a very public friendship with Andrew Tate, and cited him as an inspiration. This has caused controversy, particularly following Tate’s arrest. Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested in Romania on December 30, 2022, as part of an investigation into human trafficking and organized crime. The pair are yet to be charged with any crime, but remain in custody as the investigation continues. Adin and Sneako defend Andrew Tate in debate vs Destiny The pair were discussing Andrew Tate and his relationship advice on stream first, disagreeing about his recommendation to lead women on, when Destiny joined. Once Destiny joined the call, however, the pair quickly closed ranks, defending Tate on accusations of trying to recruit a Romanian politician’s daughter to a webcam business. Sneako claimed that all the witnesses who had come forward in the legal cases against the Tates had been debunked, which Destiny strongly refuted. After Destiny brought up allegations that Tristan Tate bragged about dating 15-year-olds, Adin countered: “That’s such a crazy thing to say.” Sneako said: “You go from saying Tristan DMed a girl one time to ‘he’s trafficking women, he’s stealing her from countries, he’s stealing her passports and then all of that gets debunked.” At the time of writing, evidence is still being gathered by prosecutors and nothing has been debunked by legal teams. Andrew Tate’s relationship advice Adin and Sneako also had a disagreement on relationship advice that Andrew Tate had given him when they met in person, when Tate highlighted the potential of dating multiple women at once. Adin said: “He was telling me I should have never broken up with my ex. I should have basically kept her in a relationship where I gave her affection here and there, and lead her on basically. I didn’t really agree with that. “I genuinely believe that when it’s over and I lose feelings for someone, you shouldn’t really lead them on anymore. I think that’s when I think it’s time for us to go our separate ways, and I think that you should leave it at that.” However, Sneako disagreed, and argued that whether or not a man could date multiple people was down to testosterone levels. “I think that if you have enough energy and time and resources to care for more than one woman, there’s no problem with that.” The pair also took a break from the conversation to do some push-ups on stream.

Adin Ross actually shaved his head after Andrew Tate prank on Twitch Twitter: AdinRossAdin Ross has shown off his new shaved head just weeks after pranking Andrew Tate with a cap covering his hair during a call on one of his Twitch streams. On December 15, Adin Ross called Andrew Tate on Discord to have a conversation during a Twitch stream that day, only to prank Tate into thinking he shaved his head. Having become increasingly acquainted with the controversial influencer, Adin entered into an agreement with Tate to shave his head as a way to become a “gangster” and planned on fulfilling his side of the deal on January 1, 2023. The day has come, and Adin was quick to share the results on social media. Adin Ross shows off shaved head look after Andrew Tate deal Shortly after shaving his head on January 1, the Twitch star took to Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter to show off his new look. “I did it. I went bald. It’s real, it’s very real. As real as it can be. I kept my word. 2023 we’re coming. We’re taking over the whole world,” he said in a TikTok video. He captioned the video: “Man of my word. 202023 is our year.” The posts quickly garnered a reaction from fans, with over 21,000 people commenting on his TikTok video. “Bottom G,” one user said, while another commented: “Andrew Late.” However, some of the Twitch star’s fans shared their love for his new look. “Actually not bad as I thought,” one fan replied. It’s unknown what else Adin might have in store for his fans throughout 2023, but we’ll be sure to update you as the year progresses. In the meantime, head over to our entertainment section for more news.

Adin Ross accuses Shane Dawson of “child abuse” after photos with newborn twins Kick: adinross / Instagram: ShanedawsonKick star Adin Ross has called out Shane Dawson and his partner Ryland Adams for “child abuse” after sharing photos with their newborn surrogate twins. In March 2022, YouTuber Shane Dawson and his husband Ryland Adams revealed plans to have a baby and began documenting their surrogacy journey. The couple then announced in a video in July 2023, that they’re expecting twin boys through a surrogate, and are due to be born due early in the new year. Shane and Ryland finally welcomed their boys Jet and Max to the world on December 7. Although they waited until December 11 to announce the birth with photos of the newborn twins on Instagram. “There’s no words to express how it feels to be the fathers of these two beautiful boys. The best day of our entire lives and nothing else will ever compare,” they wrote. Adin Ross & Sneako criticize Shane Dawson’s surrogacy twins Following the couple’s announcement, Kick streamer Adin Ross quote retweeted a post on Twitter/X where a user claimed they were “disgusted” by the surrogacy. Adin agreed: “Disgusting. Child abuse,” he wrote. Similarly, Sneako voiced his thoughts, in a now-deleted post: Fans have congratulated the couple on the birth of their twins, but it’s been a controversial topic across social media. Several made note of Dawson’s past, raising comments he has made and the story he told of “sexually assaulting his cat” — which he has claimed was a joke. During a ‘Shane and Friends’ podcast in 2014, the YouTube star explained that he “spread” his cat’s legs and “humped” her until he ejaculated. Dawson responded to the controversy by clarifying the “story was fake.” Similarly, in another clip from 2014, the YouTuber explained an encounter with a six-year-old fan, whom he described the child as “kind of sexy.” Dawson has addressed making racist comments in the past, admitting to mocking racial stereotypes and using blackface.

Adin Ross accused of not paying Minecraft builder for over 100 hours of work Adin Ross/Twitter: DressTheSaladA Minecraft builder has claimed that Adin Ross hasn’t stumped up the money owed to them for building up his Minecraft server with the work taking over 100 hours to complete. Even though it first released back in 2011, Minecraft remains one of the most popular games around. Many content creators have dipped their toe in too, either trying to speed run through to completion or using the game to chill with friends. With fans wanting to join their favorite creators in the block world, you’ll often see global servers get kickstarted so everyone can share in the fun. To help set their servers apart from the rest, many players will enlist the help of experienced Minecraft builders to rustle up some lavish buildings and surroundings for players to explore. Without the help of mods, this can take hours upon end, and one builder claims Adin Ross has yet to stump up the cash he owes for their services. Earlier this summer, the Twitch streamer launched his SSB Minecraft server, complete with all the bells and whistles that have become common in the game’s biggest servers including mini-games and such. That obviously takes a lot of work, and Minecraft builder DressTheSalad claims that they were enlisted to help flesh out the server, but their group has still not been paid for their work. “I was hired to build all the maps for the @adinross Minecraft server which is now closed,” they tweeted on September 21. “Over 100 combined hours went into making the maps and I (and others) have NOT BEEN PAID for the work. I made 11 maps in total. I thought I should let the community know.” I was hired to build all the maps for the @adinross Minecraft server which is now closed. Over 100 combined hours went into making the maps and I (and others) have NOT BEEN PAID for the work. I made 11 maps in total. I thought I should let the community know. pic.twitter.com/jUpoUuDVjb — Salad Plays MC (@DressTheSalad) September 20, 2021 The builder stated that their post was the “last resort” after having it confirmed that they wouldn’t be paid for the work they’d done. Some responses questioned if it was a middleman who’d brokered the deal, but Salad claimed they’d spoken to Adin as well, agreeing on prices and specifications for what they wanted for the SSB server. Both. Rewack is the one who made initial contact and managed the process, but Adin and I spoke on numerous occasions about the builds, as well as confirming prices and specifications he did and did not want. I talked with Adin multiple times. I will repeat, Adin was involved. — Salad Plays MC (@DressTheSalad) September 20, 2021 This has nothing to do with anything about Adin online. I don’t follow news on him or keep up with him at all. The timing of this all comes down to when we were able to confirm that he was not going to pay us, which was a few hours ago. — Salad Plays MC (@DressTheSalad) September 21, 2021 Salad suggested that they might release a video detailing the whole thing, but we’ll have to wait and see if it comes to that or if they get compensated first.

Adin Ross accused of falsely copyright striking a year old video Twitch: Adin RossAdin Ross has been accused of falsely copyright striking a year old video in which he features in it, amid other false copyright strikes from the controversial streamer. YouTube, as a video sharing platform, has many measures to make sure a videos which are violating copyright laws are quickly claimed by its rights holder. It’s a necessary part of the platform, which is why YouTube is not filled with full length films and episodes from TV shows. However, there are problems to the system, particularly with false claims coming from content creators being able to make claims of other creators’ videos. And one such content creator has been Adin Ross. He had been open about filing copyright strikes to shut content creators down, and another instance of an illegitimate strike from Adin seemed to have occurred once again. Call of Duty streamer Futives tweeted out that a video of his which features Adin, which already accrued a million views, had been copyright striked. Although an organization by the name of Thumb Media Affiliates claimed the video, the entity would be claiming it on the behalf of Adin as the creator themselves needs to flag it. “Just robbed out of a 1,000,000 view video lol” Futives wrote in his tweet. He further revealed that the video was actually hit with a copyright strike around April. The video in question, “adin ross vs futives”, which is a year old, did use clips from Adin’s stream. But did so while heavily editing the clips, and much of the video switched between Adin’s and Futives’ streams. However, a few hours later, Futives would tweet out an update that he was reached out by the claimers and had the copyright strike lifted.

Adin Ross accused of “baiting” IShowSpeed fans for drama iShowSpeed/Adin RossAdin Ross has been put on blast by IShowSpeed editor, Slipperz, for “baiting” fans into drama between the two when he “knows what he’s doing.” Over the last few years, both Adin Ross and IShowSpeed have blown up in the streaming space. The pair have amassed massive followings across social media and are two of the biggest streamers around despite the fact neither of them streams on Twitch. Given their similar rises and closeness in age, the pair have often featured on each other’s streams and have said to be friends. So much so that, when Speed noted he was leaving home and moving into a content house, many fans suggested he’d be shacking up with Adin. Well, that might not be the case. Despite them being friends, the pair have clashed regularly over the last few months. And, according to Speed’s editor and friend Slipperz, Adin knows what he’s doing with it all. IShowSpeed editor calls out Adin Ross for “baiting” drama At times over the last few months, Adin has complained about Speed ‘ignoring’ him and his messages, but they apparently squashed things at the end of May. Over the last few weeks, Adin has been making further claims about being ignored, but according to Speed’s editor Slipperz, it’s all “baiting” from his side. “he’s texting the wrong number and knows that he just baiting y’all,” he tweeted on September 4, addressing one fan who claimed that Speed has been ‘egoing’ Adin. It has happened in the past too, as Speed previously told Adin that he had been trying to get in contact with him on the wrong number. Adin has also called out Speed’s management team previously as well for ‘ruining’ him, so while the streamers may squash things, it appears there will always be lingering issues.

Adept’s former Overwatch teammate claims she’s a “racist” that manipulated xQc Twitch: AdeptthebestA former Overwatch teammate of Adept’s has leaked DMs of her using racial slurs and transphobic language, as well as what she claims to be a voice recording of Adept admitting to being focused content rather than her relationship with xQc. Following her split with xQc, Adept claimed that the two of them were married for three years. This conflicts with xQc’s account and has fans of both streamers divided on who to believe. Adept’s assertion that the two had been married for years was responded to by Bamfxo, someone that Adept played on an Overwatch team with all the way back in 2017. Bamf called Adept a “vile person” and claimed that she was using her at-the-time boyfriend for money while cheating on him behind his back. After Adept responded to these allegations on stream, Bamf came back with screenshots of the controversial streamer using racial slurs in Discord DMs. Adept’s former Overwatch teammate leaks DMs containing slurs The dialogue between Adept and Bamfxo has been very back and forth, with the leaked DMs in question only coming out after Adept addressed the initial set of accusations on stream. It started on June 1, 2023 when Bamf claimed that Adept had a history of being a “manipulator”, and that she was a “vile person” for the way she treated past partners. Further down the thread was a recording of what Bamfxo claims to be a conversation with Adept, one that points to her prioritizing content over her at-the-time friendship with xQc. Since this tweet thread went live on June 1, Adept responded by putting on an entire stream that was almost two hours long with the goal of rebuking these accusations, and it led to the streamer putting up a series of accusations against Bamfxo. These allegations include that this former teammate posted “revenge p**n” of people they were on the team with, as well as Bamf actively pursuing other men while dating a professional League of Legends player. Additionally, Adept pulled up screenshots that from what she claims to be Bamfxo’s alt account in game. These screenshots included the use of transphobic slurs in-game. Adept also had Marla, a person who was on the roster with the two of them, back up claims that she didn’t use any of the slurs Bamf has accused her of using. For the full context, you can find Adept’s stream here. Bamf has since responded to the stream with a series of video recordings of DMs exchanged years ago, many of which showed Adept using racial and transphobic slurs in private messages. At the time of writing, Adept has yet to respond to the new set of allegations against her.

Adept roasts xQc for “embarrassing” H3H3 flex & viral maid situation Twitch: xQc / AdeptAdept has mocked her ex-partner xQc for his “embarrassing” flex on H3H3’s Ethan Klein along with the recently viral maid clip in a scathing livestream. xQc has found himself embroiled in drama over the past week. It started when criticisms were thrown at xQc regarding his reaction content and how it was potentially harmful to the creators of the original videos. Following days of back and forth online, xQc asked to be on H3H3’s live YouTube show on August 7 to discuss the controversy and apologize to smaller creators. However, the conversation was cut short after the two got into a heated argument. The fallout saw H3H3’s Ethan Klein leak DMs he got from the streaming superstar, with xQc attempting to justify his react content and flexing his expensive watch and wealth. Adept mocks xQc in scathing stream amid H3H3 feud Adept, an ex-partner of xQc, both of whom are embroiled in divorce proceedings, mocked him and the drama he has been the center of during an impromptu August 8 Twitch stream titled: “Wrist, house, whatever, definitely not a narcissist”. Through various clips from the broadcast which is now only viewable for subscribers, we can see Adept mock xQc’s flexing of his wealth while mimicking xQc showing off his watch and criticizing Klein’s appearance. In addition to mocking xQc’s flex, she then made fun of the viral clip of xQc’s maids cleaning up his streaming room while he was live, a moment he himself admitted was “embarrassing”. Adept mimicked xQc saying, “People don’t deserve us, and when they lose us they’re mad bro, because I got their net worth on my necklace bro.” Adept continued to say, all while mimicking xQc, “I was so in love, I was so lied to. Everything in my life, I lie and I manipulate and I avoid all accountability, but me though? I was lied to.” It appears she was mocking a tweet xQc made hours before the stream which read, “Now, imagine that every day for years you are made to believe that everything you lived was a lie and that it’s your fault someone is living in a fantasy.” To which he added to the tweet in the middle of Adept’s stream, “You know a heavy amount of Ls are coming when you act this way.”

Adept hit with surprise ban on Twitch Twitch: AdeptTwitch streamer Adept has been served a surprise ban on the platform, the punishment coming just days after her most recent controversy surrounding comments she made about her ex-partner xQc. Content creator and Twitch streamer Adept has been banned on the platform. At the time of writing, the exact reason for Adept’s ban is still unclear and the streamer herself is yet to speak out about it elsewhere on social media. However, we’ll be sure to update this piece when more verifiable information about the ban is revealed so make sure you check back in. For now, leading arguments online claim Adept went live on October 3 and began sharing various private DMs without consent from those involved. Though do take this information with a grain of salt until confirmed. While Adept is a successful content creator in her own right, many will also know her as being the ex-partner of fellow streamer xQc. Despite the two being together for multiple years, their relationship fell apart in 2022. Since then, the two have both slowly begun to reveal the reasons as to why they broke up. In March 2023, xQc explained that they had split again, claiming that he was forced to choose between “family” and his ex Adept. xQc then revealed that he ultimately chose his family. More recently, Adept has come out and been making many claims about xQc on her streams. Just last week, Dexerto reported how Adept accused xQc of paying Twitch mods for sexual activities. In a series of Instagram posts, Adept wrote, “Any streamers out there that are desperate enough to have sex with their head moderators when they’re lonely…don’t talk about it with them over Discord.” The content creator then added, “Preaching about life “choices” when you choose to pay your mod thousands to f**k you?” Time will tell what exactly Adept has been banned for and just how long this ban will last. After more news and content on Adept or other streamers? Be sure to check out Dexerto’s full entertainment section here.

Adept confirms xQc’s $300k McLaren is registered in her name Twitch: AdeptthebestAdept has confirmed that the $300,000 McLaren 720s Spider that xQc purchased last November is actually registered in her name, making it legally hers. Back in November 2021, xQc revealed during a Forza Horizon 5 stream that he had purchased a McLaren 720s Spider for a whopping $300,000, showing pictures to his fans. After a couple of weeks, the Twitch star brought the car on-stream to prove it was actually in his possession despite not having a driver’s license. Now, Adept has revealed in a recent stream exactly how he was able to acquire the car — it’s registered in her name, making it legally hers. Adept reveals xQc’s McLaren is registered in her name During her stream on October 31, Adept was talking about how she recently picked up her ex-boyfriend in the McLaren so they could do something together. This prompted the chat to begin telling Adept that she should return the car to xQc because it’s his car, but was quickly met with Adept clapping back by bringing up that you need a driver’s license in order to register a car. “So how does a vehicle registration work? You’ve never bought a vehicle in your life, how does it work? Thank you, there are adults in the chat telling you your answers right there,” she said. “How do you register a car in someone else’s name, what do they need?” While you can legally purchase a car without having a valid driver’s license in the US, she said that you cannot register it without one. xQc hasn’t responded to her claims at the time of writing, but we’ll be sure to update this article as soon as he does.

Adept claims she’s been married to xQc for three years in scathing Twitch stream Twitch: AdeptIn a sudden scathing Twitch stream on May 31, Adept claimed she has been married to xQc for three years amongst a string of other revelations about their relationship. xQc and Adept’s divorce has been anything but amicable. Aired out in public for all to see, the split has been well publicized. From xQc having to shut down his stream suddenly, to the Twitch star’s McLaren technically being under her name, regular viewers have seen and learned a great deal about the private matter. However, despite the secrecy, the couple came out to confirm they had been dating since early 2021. Now though, disputing that claim, Adept argued in her latest broadcast that they’ve supposedly been married for the past three years. In a sudden and short stream on May 31, Adept started off by outlining everything she was about to discuss was purely “educational”, as to tell her viewers things to avoid in their own relationships. She began the discussion by mentioning that “sexual night terrors are not a real thing”, which she would constantly mention throughout the entire stream. Possibly in reference to xQc’s widely known problems with sleep terrors. Before long, the stream would slowly devolve into her talking about her marriage with xQc, all while avoiding any mention of his name, likely due to the ongoing legal case. Saying she wants to tell the “truth. I’ve been trying to tell the truth for a long time.” “This is my wedding ring” she then said while showing it to the camera. “This wedding ring was purchased on May 8, wasn’t that the day of the receipt? And I didn’t buy it, and that’s a truthful statement. “I’ve been married for three years, that’s a truthful statement.” She even showed a long call history from callers with no ID, in which she alluded that it was all made by xQc on May 15. It was on May 15 when xQc abruptly ended his stream without much explanation, and in connecting the dots, it now seems it had to do with Adept. Obviously, it’s worth taking claims from both parties with a grain of salt for the time being. Rest assured, we’ll keep you posted as any further details emerge.

Adept breaks down over “scary” months dealing with xQc’s non-stop Twitch stalkers Twitch: AdeptPopular Twitch streamer Adept broke down midway through her October 4 stream, admitting the last few months have been “some of the worst of her life” as her and star boyfriend Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel struggled to deal with several Twitch stalkers and home invasions. The last few months have seen Twitch power couple xQc and Adept have to deal with stalkers and armed invaders, forcing them to move several times. While the pair have remained relatively stoic while streaming, tensions have clearly been frayed behind the scenes — even within their relationship, at one point — as the Twitch duo struggled to find a “safe place” away from prying eyes, and Adept hit a breaking point early on in her October 4 stream. “It has been the worst few months of our lives,” she admitted. “I don’t like to give attention to this shit,” Adept added, biting back tears so she could explain herself to her Twitch fans, “but it’s already out there, it’s already public, and everyone knows about it, unfortunately, so it is what it is really. “I’m so stressed out, I’m so unhappy, I’m scared every day about what’s going to go wrong, every day. It felt like something was going wrong every day.” The stalker issues hit a fever pitch in mid-July, when one of xQc’s fans broke into their house armed with a crowbar looking for the popular streamer. That home invasion followed a series of “daily” swatting attempts on the star. It was around the same time that Adept stopped uploading to YouTube, and rolled back her streaming schedule. xQc stuck to his broadcasting plans — and incredible twelve hours most days — but off-camera the couple were struggling to keep it together as they moved houses and couch surfed for weeks. And, even after moving, the invasions continued. While Adept and xQc were staying with close friend and popular streamer Chance ‘Sodapoppin’ Morris, several more Twitch fans broke into their old house, stealing things and trying to meet the platform’s megastar in the flesh. At the time, xQc declared: “Millionaire, by the way, moving house every two weeks. I have to move out again dude. I can’t even go back to my house, it’s not safe.” Thankfully, Adept admitted to her Twitch viewers that she feels like it’s turned a corner recently, especially after she and xQc could “see friends again” at Shitcamp. “It just made me so happy being able to see all my friends again and hanging out with them in a new environment. I felt safe, and I felt happy. We actually got to see them, because we did have to move away,” she said. Another move has also helped the situation, Adept revealed. “Even though there’s scary moments, we’re not looking over our shoulders every two seconds.” Despite the ongoing stalker issues, Adept revealed that she and xQc have “no plans” to stop their streaming lifestyles, and will continue to manage the fact that they are very open with their lives when on-stream and broadcasting. “I’m super grateful we get to do what we absolutely love and adore what we do for a living. I could never imagine Felix doing anything else, so I’m happy for him,” she said. “This line of work comes with so much struggle and criticism, invasion of our privacy, [but] he’s still doing what he loves, and I get to do what I love too. I couldn’t imagine doing anything else. Felix and I are very open people, we tell you more than we should, and we’re happy with that decision. “We’ve come to terms with being open with you guys because it all wouldn’t be possible without you. These people can’t take any of that away from us.”

Adele stops show to defend fan from other concert-goers and security TikTok: juanp_lastraAdele rushed to a fan’s defense after spotting him being continuously asked to settle down during her Las Vegas show. Adele’s concert residency is underway in Las Vegas, with fans rushing to see and hear the singer live. However, things were momentarily put on hold during her latest show when Adele spotted a fan being picked on by other concert-goers and security. She proceeded to stop the show in the middle of her rendition of Water Under The Bridge, demanding that the fan be left alone. “Can you stop for a minute?” Adele said as the music faded away. “What is going on with that young fan there? He’s been bothered so much since I came on, for standing up.” She proceeded to ask everyone to “leave him alone please”, telling the fan “They won’t bother you anymore darling, you enjoy the show.” The young fan in question has since been identified as TikToker ‘juanp_lastra’. He posted his own footage of the night, showing the events leading up to Adele’s interference. Standing and singing along to the music, Juanp was approached by a woman who asked him to sit back down saying, “Look behind you, everybody’s upset. Everybody.” Juanp was later approached again, this time by two security guards. They told him he had to calm down and that singing was okay, but screaming not so much. This was when Adele jumped in, leaving Juanp awestruck. “Adele thank you so much for this breathtaking night and for standing up for me so that I could live your concert as it should be,” he wrote on TikTok. “I’m also sorry that I didn’t respond back to anything you asked me. You started talking to me and I literally stopped breathing.” Check out all the latest entertainment news on our page here.

Adele explains why she’s not making music “for TikTok” YouTube: Apple MusicFollowing the release of her new album ’30,’ singer Adele has explained why she’s not trying to cater to the teenage audience on TikTok. As a result of TikTok’s insane popularity, more and more music artists are trying to gear their promotion towards the app’s userbase, having seen just how powerful it can be. Stars like Lil Nas X managed to make a career thanks to their viral success, and in the years since, plenty of established artists like Taylor Swift and Lizzo have joined the app in order to engage with their fans and promote new releases. British singer Adele’s highly anticipated album ’30’ was released on November 19, and already people have flooded social media with praise for the new project. But in an interview with Apple Music, Adele explained why she actually isn’t trying to target the TikTok generation with this new release. “As we were wrapping up the mixing and all of that, the conversation of TikTok came up a lot, right? So I’m like ‘TikerToker who?’” she explained. “They’re like, we’ve really got to make sure these 14-year-olds know who you are, and I’m like, but they’ve all got mums! They’ve all got mums and they’ve definitely been growing up listening to my music, these 14-year-olds, and stuff like that.” She went on to say that she has a different target audience in mind. “If everyone’s making music for the TikTok, who’s making the music for my generation? Who’s making the music for my peers? I will do that job gladly. I’d rather cater to people that are on my level in terms of the amount of time we’ve spent on Earth and all the things we’ve been through.” Topic starts at 12:14 She even admitted that her son Angelo is “not a fan of [hers]” and that he associates the phrase ‘rolling in the deep’ with the viral TikTok song ‘Astronaut in the Ocean’ rather than her iconic hit. Adele’s album has been received very well so far, and it looks like it’s only going to continue to get more popular.

Addison Rae’s WAP challenge TikTok has made crazy money already Instagram: addisonraee/UnsplashTikTok star Addison Rae apparently made a nice chunk of change off her recent WAP video which has also become one of her most popular uploads. Just like most songs that hit the chart and have a dance of some kind attached to it, TikTokers both big and small have been trying to recreate the captivating WAP dance. Addison Rae, who has over 56 million followers on the video platform, shared one of the best recreations of the dance herself – leading to her upload getting over 100 million views within two days of it being live. As a result, it seems like she’s not only picked up a whole host of new followers from the TikTok, but also a nice chunk of change to add to her growing bank account. According to TikToker dlitztv, the social media platform now pays creators around 0.02/0.03 cents per 1000 views they get on an upload, meaning that some of the biggest creators can really cash in on their popularity. Read More: How to enter FaZe’s new #FaZe5 challenge – At the time of dlitztv uploading his TikTok, Addison’s WAP dance had just a touch over 107 million views, meaning she’d made over $3210 off the number of views alone. This fee, which might not make anyone jump out of their chair, just adds to any other money she makes through advertisers latching on to her popularity and sponsoring TikToks as well as other social media posts. Back in early August, it was reported by Forbes that Rae made over $5 million in pre-taxed income in 2019. The figure might have been surprising to some fans given that, when it comes to TikTok, she still lags behind Charli D’Amelio in terms of followers. The $3210 might seem like a small figure compared to that reported $5 million, but at the end of the day, it all adds up. Even though Addison’s mom outshined her with her take on the dance, she’s only made around half of the $3200 – so the youngster has got bragging rights there.

Addison Rae’s Spotify sabotaged with fake song about farting YouTube: Addison Rae / SpotiyTikTok star Addison Rae has officially kickstarted her music career with the release of her debut track ‘Obsessed’ — but one technological mishap has added another song to her discography. On March 24, some eagle-eyed fans noticed a new song on Rae’s Spotify and Apple Music profiles alongside her already-released ‘Obsessed’ single. The mysterious track was simply titled ‘on my,’ and featured abstract artwork as the song cover — but its lyrics are truly something to behold. Rather than being a self-love anthem like ‘Obsessed,’ this particular track is all about flatulence, among other… unsavory topics. Just take a look at some of the lyrics: “Damn, she was ridin’ and started farting / I was like, what the ****, is you farting? / She said naw **** why you lying? / Then I seen drops coming out her *** / “ Clearly, this song isn’t from Rae, and is instead speculated to be the fault of a bug in the Spotify systems. It seems that the site has confused Rae and another artist. The two are separated on Apple Music, but Spotify seems to have mistaken them for the same person in this particular instance. Some fans speculated that this could have been the work of a toilet-humor hacker, which was also linked to a mysterious tweet from Rae on the same day — a post that simply read “MARCH 26” over and over again. MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 MARCH 26 — Addison Rae (@whoisaddison) March 24, 2021 While it’s highly likely her March 26 tweet is in reference to her upcoming performance on the Jimmy Fallon show, this isn’t the first time a TikToker’s Spotify has been flubbed; in October 2020, Charli D’Amelio’s Spotify profile was compromised by hackers, who created quite a few playlists with questionable names under her account. Luckily, this situation seems to be an honest mistake in Spotify’s backend, and will hopefully be sorted out soon — and while Rae has yet to react to the hilarious slip-up, it’s certainly made for quite an interesting development for the newly-made singer.

Addison Rae’s most viewed TikToks of 2021 Instagram: addisonraee / Unsplash: Sincerely Media / May GauthierSocial media sensation Addison Rae has continued taking the internet by storm this past year, gaining millions of fans and branching out into multiple new industries. Here are her most viewed TikToks of 2021. Since she joined TikTok in July 2019, 21-year-old Addison Rae has stormed through the ranks on the app and has become one of the most-followed people on the whole platform, with over 85 million followers. She’s best known for posting dance covers of some of the app’s most viral routines and often participates in popular trends that sweep the app on a regular basis. Addison featured in our best TikTokers of 2021, and it has been a successful year for the star, as she both released her debut single ‘Obsessed’ and starred in Netflix movie ‘He’s All That’ which was released back in August. But as TikTok remains what she is primarily known for, here are her top most-viewed videos from the past year. 5 — Addison dancing with Bryce Hall — 72.8 million views Bryce Hall and Addison Rae or ‘Braddison’ as they were referred to by some, were once one of the most popular social media couples. They parted ways in March of 2021, and Addison has since moved on to her new partner, Omer Fedi. Click here if TikTok doesn’t load However, some of the videos Bryce and Addison made together went hugely viral at the time, and this video of them dancing to a popular TikTok sound was no exception. 4 — Need to Know — 82.1 million views In this viral clip, Addison is doing what she does best, and recreating a viral dance to Doja Cat’s popular hit ‘Need to Know.’ The star originally became known on TikTok for her charismatic dancing, and it seems that Addison is sticking to her roots with the content she posts on the app, which is often loved by fans. 3 — Addison & Bryce doing a TikTok trend — 85.5 million views At number three there’s yet another dance video of Addison and Bryce, and this clip from January shows them goofing around while following a popular routine from the time. Click here if TikTok doesn’t load With nearly nine million views and 100,000 comments, this proved to be a popular hit for the influencer in 2021. 2 — Clap for ‘Em — 86.3 million views Addison’s take on the TikTok favorite ‘Clap For ‘Em’ trend garnered her a lot of views, coming in as her second most viewed video of the whole year. Although some weren’t a fan of her take on the dance, fans made sure to send plenty of positivity the star’s way. 1 — Pocket Rocket — 95.1 million views The Pocket Rocket trend was a big hit across the whole of TikTok, and saw people doing a body roll and holding their camera at a very specific angle. Not everyone went all out with the trend, some choosing just to lip-sync, but Addison’s version garnered the video a lot of attention. Click here if TikTok doesn’t load Many people in the comment section even explained that this was actually the first time they had seen the star pop up on their For You Page, which explains why it is her most-viewed video of the year. It seems like Addison has plenty up her sleeve for the year ahead, and fans are already excited to see what content she posts on TikTok and beyond in 2022. If you want to find out how other stars fared on TikTok this year, you can check out Charli D’Amelio’s most viewed videos from the past year here.

Addison Rae’s most viewed TikToks of 2020 Instagram: addisonraee20-year-old Addison Rae has been thriving on TikTok yet again this year, securing millions of new followers and tons of new opportunities in different industries. But, of her many TikToks she made in 2020, which of them racked up the most views? Addison Rae started her TikTok in July 2019, and since then has gone on to become undeniably one of the most popular people on the app, currently standing at the impressive figure of 72.5 million followers on the video sharing app. Since she exploded in popularity on TikTok she has been attracting new opportunities like a magnet, and recently it was even announced that she’s set to star in a remake of hit film ‘She’s All That.’ Addison has also found herself a hot topic of conversation this year along with partner Bryce, who have kept Braddison fans guessing all year over the status of their relationship. Recently they decided to go public, and Bryce has been making a fair few appearances in Addison’s TikToks – much to fans’ delight. But with the huge amount of interest in Addison and her content, it leaves many wondering what the most viewed TikToks could be out of her many uploads. Here are her top five from 2020. 5 – ‘Savage’ with her mom – 134.7 million views The song ‘Savage’ by Megan Thee Stallion was a huge hit on TikTok this year, with just about everyone having a go at the accompanying dance. This video of Addison dancing along with her mom Sheri was loved by many, and it’s safe to say they both killed it. 4 – ‘Savage’ solo dance – 180.4 million views This was clearly a successful day of shooting for Addison, as this video of her dancing solo to ‘Savage’ racked up a similar amount of views to the one with her mom, who can be glimpsed in the background of this video. 3 – Addison reacts to her mom doing the WAP dance – 186.2 million views Addison’s mom Sheri broke the internet when she uploaded her rendition of the WAP dance, with creators and fans from around the globe flooding to her comments to see. But no one was more stunned than Addison herself who posted her reaction in a TikTok duet. 2 – Twerking with friends – 201.7 million views A video of Addison dancing in front of friends Larray and Brady secured a huge amount of views, with people in awe of the star’s dance skills and her friends’ brilliant reactions. https://www.tiktok.com/@addisonre/video/6837245528225484038?sender_device=pc&sender_web_id=6853094046220240389&is_from_webapp=v2 1 – The WAP dance – 281.9 million views Coming in at the top of the list is Addison WAP dance video, one that was highly anticipated by many and brought in hundreds of millions of views for the star. These five videos certainly be a rather defining summary of 2020, featuring some of the biggest TikTok trends of the year. And it doesn’t look as though the young star is slowing down, with many more viral videos to come.

Addison Rae’s mom shuts down Bryce Hall dating rumors Instagram: Bryce HallAs speculation was starting to spread about TikTok stars Addison Rae and Bryce Hall getting back together, Addison’s mother Sheri has doused the flames and shut down the rumors. Addison and Bryce were previously an item, but ever since their respective careers as social media influencers have taken off, the pair have been seen together less and less. There was never a formal end to the relationship though, leaving the door wide open for speculation to continue about the couple, and whether they were still close. TikTok is its own social media bubble, and fans constantly theorize about which stars may or may not be dating. As one of the biggest names on the whole platform, Rae has been linked with countless TikTokkers. As for Bryce though, it looks like that ‘ship’ has sailed, at least according to Addison’s mom, Sheri Easterling. After a fan commented on a TikTok wishing the best for the couple and saying they were “so happy together”, Sheri was quick to respond, stating “they are not together.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CAqVLedn70a/ While it’s unclear what Addison’s feelings towards Bryce are, we know for sure that he still has feelings for her. In an Instagram Live, he even said she was the best girl he’d been with. But, Hall has other problems to deal with at the moment. On May 26, it was reported that he was arrested along with Jaden Hossler, as the pair were on a road trip in Texas. The pair were arrested for alleged drug possession and posted bail later that day. They both Tweeted, indicating they had been released, before deleting their tweets. Addison meanwhile continues to blow up on all forms of social media, fulfilling her role as the next big internet star. She’s now reached over 40 million followers, soon set to become the second most followed creator, behind Charli D’Amelio. She might not have much time at the moment for relationships, especially considering she’s currently quarantining with her family, but it’s certainly not impossible. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Addison Rae’s mom Sheri responds amid husband Monty Lopez cheating rumors Instagram: Addison RaeAddison Rae’s mom, Sheri Easterling, herself a popular TikTok star, has responded as the rumor mill spins around her husband, Monty Lopez, who has been accused of cheating on her. Speaking out on social media, Easterling said her biggest concern were her children. In late June, posts about Addison Rae’s father with other women started to spread across TikTok and Instagram. Rae then unfollowed his account, and Sheri removed ‘wife’ from her bio. One particularly viral TikTok appeared to show Lopez chatting to a young woman while at a club. On an Instagram story, Lopez responded by commenting “Am I the drama? I don’t think I’m the drama. Maybe I am. Am I the villain?” Until now, there had been little response from Easterling herself. On July 7, she posted a statement on Instagram, acknowledging the situation and thanking fans for their support. Sheri Easterling speaks out “Personal matters being brought public are always challenging and overwhelming for anyone involved,” Sheri said. “I will be okay. My biggest concern is–and always will be–my children and their fragile hearts and minds. I will always do my best to try to protect them. My goal is to make sure that they feel secure and safe and know that everything will be ok.” “Thank you all for the love, support, and kind messages. It means the world to me,” she concluded. Speaking to Page Six, Renee Ash, 25, claims Lopez “misled” her into an affair. “Unfortunately, he misled me on his marriage, he lied to me,” Ash said. “He even introduced me to his mom, his youngest brother and I thought we had something real. He told me a story of his marriage that convinced me that they were apart and in the process of getting a divorce.” Ash claims that she broke up with Lopez after the various viral posts accusing him of cheating on his wife with other women. Addison herself, who now boasts almost 90 million followers on TikTok and is one of the platform’s top stars, has not spoken out on the situation.

Addison Rae’s mom reveals first look at ‘Thanksgiving’ movie starring TikToker NetflixAddison Rae’s mother, Sheri Easterling, has released a first look into her daughter’s performance for the upcoming Hollywood horror movie ‘Thanksgiving.’ Addison Rae is making her mark on Hollywood as the TikTok-famous socialite is set to star in a major horror picture that has film enthusiasts equal parts excited and curious. Those familiar with Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s double-feature horror flick ‘Grindhouse’ will remember an advertisement for a fake movie called ‘Thanksgiving,’ which follows a serial killer upending Plymouth, Massachusetts’ Thanksgiving celebrations. Now, director Eli Roth is making the motion picture a reality — and he’s cast TikTok star Addison Rae in a major role. Addison Rae spotted in first look at ‘Thanksgiving’ Grindhouse horror film Up until now, all we had was news that the project was moving forward with a few big names involved; but on March 16, Rae’s mother, Sheri Easterling, posted a first look at the upcoming film. On Twitter, Sheri posted a photo of Addison Rae speaking to a male actor wearing a letterman jacket. Rae is bundled up in a coat and scarf, looking at her co-star with obvious concern — are the two talking about the serial killer that’s terrorizing their town? For now, little is known about the project, which is being produced by Spyglass Media. Filming was slated to start in March, and it looks like that’s what’s happening, given Sheri’s latest update. Gray’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey will also play a part in the movie, with Roger Birnbaum and Eli Roth producing. No release date has been given just yet. For more info about Rae’s upcoming movie, check out our hub. This is Addison’s second major role in a motion picture following her acting debut in Netflix’s ‘He’s All That’ in 2021.

Addison Rae’s mom outshines daughter with TikTok WAP challenge Instagram: Addison RaeAfter jokingly threatening to release her daughter’s WAP video if she wasn’t nice to her, Addison Rae’s mom has now taken on the challenge of recreating the provocative dance herself and the internet is loving it. Even Cardi B herself reacted. Ever since choreographer Brian Esperon created the captivating WAP dance, TikTok users across the globe have been trying their very best to learn it. Brian even released a tutorial video on YouTube that now has over a million views. TikTok sensation Charli D’Amelio was told she wasn’t allowed to upload her WAP draft by her mom because it was “too inappropriate.” But 19-year-old Addison Rae bypassed her own mom’s threats of releasing the draft by just posting it of her own accord. But Sheri wasn’t quite finished with the WAP trend, as on August 22 she uploaded her own version of the dance to her personal account, captioned “I warned you Addison, hope this teaches you to be nice to your mama.” The video now has almost 6 million likes, and plenty of people have had something to say in the 200,000 comments. Of course, Addison herself acknowledged her mom’s attempt, in a comment that’s been liked over 700,000 times. “Not the leopard print” she said in response to Sherri’s interesting choice of fashion. Influencer Zoe Laverne caught onto the ongoing joke feud between Addison and her mom, saying “Addison what did you do?” and Kouvr Annon saying “YESSSSSSSSS” “WITH THE HEELS TOO!!” It seems like there wasn’t a TikTokker who didn’t have something to say, with viral Willy Wonka impersonator (@willywonkatiktok) joining in on the conversation to say “first Addison took my number one spot on the sound, and now Sheri is gonna come snatch number two?! Well played.” Cardi B herself was impressed, reacting to a repost of the video on Twitter with the caption “Why Addison re mom eat her up”, with “Period.” Despite Addison’s mixed reaction to her mother’s viral dancing, the rest of the app, and social media at large, can’t get enough, so who knows what trend she’ll decide to partake in next.

Addison Rae’s mom lashes out at Monty Lopez in heated TikTok feud Instagram: sherinicole, tiktokroomtm / TikTok: montylopezAddison Rae’s mother, Sheri Easterling, got into a heated spat with ex-hubby Monty Lopez in a series of deleted TikTok comments that are sending social media into a tizzy. The feud between Addison Rae’s parents continues to boil over as the ex-couple brings their relationship problems into the limelight. For those out of the loop, Sheri and Monty have apparently been separated for over a year. This summer, Monty was exposed for allegedly cheating on Sheri with a younger woman, prompting both Addison and Sheri to unfollow him on social media. Amid the chaos, rapper Yung Gravy and Sheri became somewhat of an item. This caused Monty to challenge the music artist to a boxing match — which Gravy politely declined. Now, Monty has released a diss track against Yung Gravy… along with a slew of TikTok videos lashing out at critics of his current situation, including one that hit back people giving him the side eye for “dating 20-year-olds.” It seems that Sheri had a few things to say to her ex-man in the comments section of the video, although her exchange has since been deleted. Sheri hits out at Monty Lopez in heated TikTok comments “Then, why didn’t you take ‘Husband to Sheri’ out of your bio so that I could move on long ago?” she wrote. “Lmao wow,” Monty replied. “That didn’t stop me! Are you serious?” Another comment was also included in the thread, although it’s unclear whether or not Sheri was replying to Monty or another TikTok user. “Good I’m glad we are on the same page,” she responded. “So MAKE HIM STOP.” This marks the latest event in the ongoing saga of drama between these two TikTok-famous parents after Yung Gravy spoke out at length on the subject, saying Sheri was “embarrassed” by her ex-husband and that the situation was “really rubbing off on Addison.” For now, Addison has distanced herself from both parents, with sources close to the star saying she’s “mortified” by their highly public family feud.

Addison Rae’s mom kisses Yung Gravy on VMAs red carpet Instagram: sherinicoleAddison Rae’s mom, Sheri Nicole Easterling, accompanied Yung Gravy to the VMA’s yesterday, the two even sharing a kiss on the red carpet. Rapper Yung Gravy and Sheri Nicole Easterling, the mom of influencer Addison Rae, made their red carpet debut at the MTV VMA’s – The two then shared a kiss for the camera that has sent Twitter – and those who have been following the drama closely – into a frenzy. Since the allegations that Rae’s father Monty Lopez had cheated on Easterling surfaced, the couple has been firing shots at each other online. The situation getting even more heated when the 26-year-old rapper spoke on a podcast about how he wanted to go on a date with Easterling, even declaring that they will be “going on a date very soon.” For those who may not be up to date on all the controversy, check out Dexerto’s full run down to get you back up to speed. Now though, it appears that the date in question was the MTV VMA’s, held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Yung Gravy and Sheri Nicole Easterling arrived at the event in color-coordinated outfits, holding hands and sporting big smiles while walking the red carpet. According to Cosmopolitan, Gravy explained in a red carpet interview how the two connected and what it is that drew him to the 42-year-old. “We met online and we connected right away,” began Gravy. “You know, I’m from the farthest north it gets and she’s from the farthest south it gets. I’m into MILFs and she’s kind of the queen of MILFs, so I figured it was just the perfect match.” When Sheri was asked for her reaction to being at the VMA’s with Yung Gravy, she replied and said that she was “super excited” and “just happy.” This public appearance is likely to get a big reaction from Lopez given how he responded to Gravy’s initial comments when asking Easterling on a date. After hearing Gravy’s flirtatious words, Lopez hit back at Yung Gravy by challenging him to a boxing fight on TikTok. “Watch your [mouth] boy!” he wrote in the clip. “[You’re] gonna get rocked!”

Addison Rae’s mom considers getting tattoo of Yung Gravy’s name amid Monty Lopez spat YouTube: Yung Gravy, VEVO / Instagram: sherinicoleRapper Yung Gravy is hitting back at Addison Rae’s dad, Monty Lopez — and Addison’s mom has appeared to hint that she’s willing to get a tattoo of Gravy’s name. The dramatic saga of the Rae family continues to take wild twists and turns as yet another interaction has occurred between rapper Yung Gravy and Addison’s dad, Monty Lopez. After Gravy firmly denied a boxing match with Lopez, Lopez called out the rapper in his Instagram stories, notably calling his self-appointed rival a “coward” and labeling him a “#fakerapper.” It seems that Yung Gravy is once again offering a tasteful clap-back to the TikTok dad, uploading a video sarcastically offering Lopez VIP tickets to one of his upcoming shows. “Do I ever love my fans, baby,” Gravy said. “I’ve seen at least 40 people with my signature tattooed on them. I’ve seen people at meet and greets who’ve driven 12 hours to get there.” “But it’s been a while since I’ve seen someone with this much dedication, with this much time on their hands to get my attention, to show love. Mr. Lopez, I’d love to get you some tickets to a show. Get you a great seat, maybe put you in VIP so everyone in the crowd can be comfortable.” Click here if TikTok fails to load. Fans in the comments are raving about Gravy’s hilariously sarcastic response — but perhaps none have garnered as much attention as Sheri Easterling’s comment. Easterling, Addison’s mother, has sort-of-kind-of been flirting with Yung Gravy ever since the rapper basically asked her out on a date in a viral TikTok, sparking his feud with Lopez. Now, it looks like Sheri is taking things a step further, suggesting that she might become one of those fans who gets a tattoo of Gravy’s signature. “I must say I’ve never gotten a tattoo before, but maybe I’ll change my mind,” she wrote. While it’s unclear if this pairing will ever come to be, the internet is certainly eating it up, while Addison stays decidedly silent on the matter.

Addison Rae’s mom calls out daughter on social media after being unfollowed Instagram: sherinicoleFans think that TikTok star Addison Rae is being publicly called out by her mom, Sheri Easterling, after unfollowing her amid ongoing drama with her father, Monty Lopez. The dramatic saga of Addison Rae’s family feud continues as Sheri Easterling, Addison’s mother, appears to be publicly slamming her daughter on social media. Addison notably unfollowed her mom amid the ongoing cheating allegations against her father, Monty Lopez, who was found to be seeing another woman in July 2022. Since then, Lopez has been making a stir online, calling out rapper Yung Gravy for hitting on Sheri and even challenging him to a boxing match in a viral TikTok video. It seems as though Sheri isn’t taking Addison’s unfollow very well, first calling the incident “heart wrenching” in an Instagram comment. Things are heating up even more, though, as Addison Rae’s mom seemed to speak further on the situation between herself and her daughter in a tweet on August 11. “Cried my heart out to you and that’s what I get?” Sheri wrote. Although it’s unclear exactly who she’s referencing in her post, fans are tying her comments to Addison in wake of her unfollow and another post Sheri made prior to this one. “Parents endure so much pain. Especially when they’ve only ever wanted good for their children. Sending love to any and all moms who struggle.” Sheri has made several other tweets in response to backlash on her post after a user criticized her for making her family drama public. “I’m not loving attention?” Sheri hit back. “I truly feel this as A HUMAN BEING!” “Sad what fame can do to grown parents,” the user retorted. “I truly feel sorry for your children.” “It may have changed some but certainly NOT ME,” Sheri wrote. For now, it’s unclear what, exactly, is going on in the Rae family fold — but Addison herself is focused on her fans, giving them a heartfelt thank-you message the very same day as her mother’s tweets after her unreleased album leaked on SoundCloud.

Addison Rae’s “He’s All That” bought by Netflix in big-money deal Instagram: addisonraeeAddison Rae will soon be appearing all over Netflix as the rights to the upcoming film ‘He’s All That,’ a remake of 90s classic ‘She’s All That,’ have reportedly sold for more than $20 million. One of the biggest social media celebrities, Rae will soon be hitting the silver screen in a leading role for the first time. He’s All That, a gender-swapped remake of 1999’s She’s All That, is set to be her first live-action role in a feature film. Despite it being her first major role, the reimagining already appears to be turning heads. Rights to the upcoming flick have been sold to Netflix in a blockbuster deal, according to reports from Deadline. He’s All That will be streamed on the subscription service later this year after Netflix acquired the rights for more than $20 million. Alongside Rae, the film stars Tanner Buchanan of recent Cobra Kai fame. Additionally, Rachel Leigh Cook, the star of the original 90’s rendition, is also set to make an appearance. Not only will Netflix be promoting the film’s digital release, but so too will TikTok, according to the report. As part of Rae’s involvement, the platform she leads as one of the most followed personalities, will also be marketing the new iteration. The original plot involved a high school jock helping an unpopular student become prom queen as part of a bet. Now, the gender-swapped remake has flipped the roles. Rae is a popular influencer in the film who aims to turn the school’s “biggest loser” into a prom king. No release date is currently locked in for the upcoming film. There’s also no telling if a theatrical release will accompany the Netflix launch. He’s All That marks Rae’s first live-action film, though it’s not her first feature-length project. The TikTok star previously lent her voice to a character in the 2018 animated flick Spy Cat. With Netflix backing her upcoming release, it could just be a matter of time until she’s popping up in more mainstream movies.

Addison Rae’s ‘He’s All That’ movie gets mixed reviews after Netflix release YouTube: NetflixRomantic comedy ‘He’s All That’ starring TikTok sensation Addison Rae was finally released on Netflix on August 27, but so far reviews have not been entirely complimentary. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s biggest influencers, with over 80 million followers on the platform. She has dabbled in a range of different industries, but many were surprised when it was announced that she would be starring in a remake of the 1999 film ‘She’s All That.’ The Netflix remake, titled ‘He’s All That,’ sees Addison star as Padgett Sawyer, who takes on the challenge of turning the school’s least popular boy, Cameron Kweller (played by Tanner Buchanan,) into prom king. Many fans were unconvinced by the star’s acting when the trailer dropped in July, with some criticizing her for getting the role due to her fame, but Addison hit back at the hate in an interview with Elle, saying she has always wanted to do acting. The full movie finally dropped on Netflix on August 27, but critics’ reviews so far have been less than glowing. At the time of writing, the film has a critic score of 24% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an even smaller audience score of 20%. The Guardian awarded the film only two stars, writing that, “Netflix’s dull TikTok teen remake lacks charm,” and adding that although Rae offers “flashes of promise” in her performance, “she doesn’t make the case for TikTok-to-film-stardom here.” Entertainment Weekly said that, “even when little is asked of her, Rae’s acting is not up to the challenge,” and went on to say that, “Buchanan doesn’t exactly deliver a star-making performance either, but he’s not even given a chance to.” However, other critics painted the film in a slightly better light, with IGN saying that, “Rae and Buchanan work very well together,” adding that they are “magnetic leads in this reboot that pays homage to the first film, but fully stands on its own.” Many audience reviews were scathing, but some praised Addison for her work, allowing for the fact that it’s her first major acting role. Now the movie is finally out, fans are flocking to Netflix to make their own judgment on the film and Addison’s performance in particular.

TikTok star Addison Rae lands key role in Fashionista movie Instagram: addisonraeeTikTok star Addison Rae has announced her next big movie project, taking on a headline role in Paramount’s upcoming film, Fashionista. Back in August 2021, Addison Rae made her movie-screen debut in the Netflix Original ‘He’s All That.’ Since then, she’s talked a lot about what kind of movie she may be looking for next. On February 22, 2022, the TikTok star announced on Instagram that she has signed on to headline ‘Fashionista,’ a new movie created by a Paramount Players — production label of Paramount Pictures that provides a focus on ‘contemporary properties.’ (Click here if Instagram doesn’t load) View this post on Instagram Addison Rae’s Fashionista movie: Everything we know so far Who wrote it? In a report from Deadline, Fashionista was written by Laura Terruso, and will be produced by Jennifer Gibgot and Andrew Panay — the same producers that worked with Addison on her Netflix debut ‘He’s all that.” Does it have a director? At the time of writing, the Addison Rae-led movie does not have a director. However, the project is still under active development and the studio hopes to choose the director within the next few weeks. According to the report, several studios were trying to get Rae to lead their projects — but Fashionista was exactly the type of movie she wanted to do next in her career. Does it have trailers or a cast? As the project is still in development, no trailers have been made public by Paramount Players. Addison is also the only known cast member that has been confirmed, with more announcements expected shortly. When more information is released, however, we’ll make sure to update as soon as we find out.

Addison Rae’s dad under fire after being accused of cheating in viral TikTok videos Instagram: montylopez / TikTok: lee.2.1The father of TikTok star Addison Rae, Monty Lopez, has been accused of cheating on wife Sheri Easterling in two videos that are sparking backlash across social media. On June 28, Addison Rae — a TikToker with over 88 million followers and a multi-film deal with Netflix — unfollowed her father on social media. She wasn’t the only one to cut virtual ties with her dad, either; her mother, Sheri Easterling, notably erased the word “wife” from her Instagram bio. These two separate instances sparked speculation from fans that Lopez and Rae may have fallen out, although no concrete evidence had been released. Now, this theory is catching fire once again due to two separate TikTok videos. On July 4, a clip began making the rounds on TikTok that allegedly showed user ‘iamjessk’ FaceTiming with Rae’s father in a car at night. Although it isn’t clear if it’s actually him on the other end of the line, as it’s difficult to make out the phone screen in the clip, many users claim that the caller’s voice sounds similar to Lopez’s. Thus far, these claims are unfounded and are merely rumors. Click here if TikTok fails to load. That’s not all; shortly afterward, another video accusing Lopez of infidelity surfaced online. Taken from a deleted account from a user called ‘marlig_,’ it shows a young woman in a nightclub saying: “Addison Rae’s dad is trying to f**k me. I swear to god.” After covering her mouth in disbelief, the clip cuts to another moment in the club, which appears to show a man who looks like Lopez getting close to the woman during a conversation with her. Click here if TikTok fails to load. Commenters are equal parts speculative and outraged at Lopez, with many accusing him of cheating on Sheri Easterling. Others aren’t so sure these clips are real, arguing that they could be faked to capitalize off the current Instagram drama between Rae’s parents. Instagram model exposes Monty Lopez affair: “Thoroughly embarrassed” In the midst of these revelations, a bombshell was dropped: A woman on Instagram called Renee Ash posted a slew of photos to her Instagram stories that showed herself being affectionate with Monty, and even shared text conversations between them. Some of the messages she shared appeared to discuss being approached by “paparazzi,” although it’s unclear if the convo was in relation to the ongoing cheating accusations. Renee herself appears to be done with Lopez, sharing a photo of them with the caption: “Cannot believe the actions made by this person. Thoroughly embarrassed.” Ash went on to release a statement regarding the photos, saying there are “two sides to every story.” “When I am ready to discuss the situation, I will be happy to share my side,” she wrote in another post. Thus far, neither Addison nor her mother have released a statement on the subject, leaving the entire ordeal up in the air as fans continue to speculate what’s really going on in the family of one of TikTok’s biggest stars.

Addison Rae’s dad responds to Omer Fedi marriage rumors YouTube: The Hollywood Fix / Instagram: omerfediTikTok star Addison Rae has been dating guitarist Omer Fedi for some time now, sparking rumors of marriage between the two celebs — something her dad isn’t too sold on. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most-followed content creators. Boasting over 87 million fans on the app, she’s branched out to start a music career and even scored a multi-film deal with Netflix. During her meteoric rise to fame, Rae was most notably involved with fellow TikToker Bryce Hall in an infamous on-again, off-again romance that had fans confused with every turn. The two finally made things official in late 2020, but broke up shortly thereafter amid rumors of infidelity toward Bryce (which he firmly denied). Since then, Rae’s been openly dating guitarist and songwriter Omer Fedi, who made their relationship public back in August 2021. After half a year of dating, some fans are curious if these two stars are looking to take their romance to the next level by tying the knot — a question paparazzi from the Hollywood Fix asked Rae’s father, Monty Lopez, during a recent outing. View this post on Instagram Tony Lopez opens up on Addison Rae & Omer Fedi At first, Lopez dodged the question and ran away from the cameras. Afterwards, though, he opened up a little bit more, saying that he’s happy his daughter is seeing someone who makes her happy. “That’s a little tough to say on national TV,” he joked. “But I’m happy with Omer. If Addison’s happy, I’m happy. He’s a good guy, man. We need to hang out a little more, Omer.” (Topic begins at 1:25) While it looks like these marriage rumors are merely hearsay, it seems as though everything is on the up and up regarding Lopez’s opinion of Fedi, at least. Lopez’s comments follow Addison Rae’s surprising permaban from TikTok mere days prior, when she and several other big stars were suddenly banned from the platform in a fluke that saw them reinstated hours later.

Addison Rae’s dad Monty Lopez responds to viral cheating accusations Instagram: montylopez, renne.ashMonty Lopez, the father of TikTok star Addison Rae, has apparently responded to ongoing accusations of infidelity against him — and fans aren’t sure how to feel. Addison Rae is a bonafide TikTok celebrity with over 88 million followers on the viral video platform. She often posts pics with her family over on Instagram — namely, her mother Sheri Easterling, her two brothers, and her father, Monty Lopez. However, it looks like their family dynamic is showing some cracks as accusations of cheating fly against Monty Lopez from multiple purported sources. Last week, we reported that both Addison and her mother had unfollowed Monty on Instagram, with Sheri even taking the title of “wife” out of her bio. Days later, two separate TikTok videos showed alleged ‘evidence’ of Lopez cheating, with one video showing him getting close to a younger woman at a bar. Those videos were nothing in comparison to what followed. Hours later, a woman on Instagram posted a slew of photos showing herself kissing and embracing Lopez, saying she was “thoroughly embarrassed” by the ordeal. While the woman claimed she would come forward with a statement when the dust settled, her account has since disappeared… but it looks like Lopez may have finally responded. A video taken from an Instagram Live stream is circling the internet, showing Lopez appearing to react to the ongoing accusations against him. The video sees Lopez at a sunny courtyard with an outdoor pool wearing his shades. “Is it me?” he asks. “Am I the drama? I don’t think I’m the drama. Maybe I am. Am I the villain?” It’s unclear where the video was sourced from, as it’s no longer available on Monty’s Instagram page, but viewers are decidedly unhappy with his reaction to the ongoing events. Both Addison and her mother have yet to comment, leaving fans concerned and curious as more information continues to unfold.

Addison Rae’s dad Monty Lopez mocked as TikTok slumps after Yung Gravy beef Instagram: Monty LopezAddison Rae’s father, Monty Lopez, has found himself on the receiving end of some brutal TikTok comments as the interactions on his posts have fallen away. The rise of TikTok has brought about a whole host of new internet stars. Some have transcended the video-sharing platform, while others have stayed with it and not made the leap into the mainstream. In the case of Addison Rae, she’s become a megastar off the back of her TikTok success, but her parents have also gotten involved. Her dad, Monty Lopez, has built up a massive following of his own, amassing over 5 million followers on the app. Some breakup drama has helped that growth, as Lopez has routinely made posts about his ex-wife Sheri Easterling and started beefing with rapper Yung Gravy. Though, his popularity on TikTok seems to be waning just a little bit as that’s slowed down. Monty Lopez TikTok views & replies crash after break-up drama As noted, Lopez over 5.3 million followers on TikTok, but ever since the end of October, the interactions on his posts have been falling away. As of writing on November 3rd, he hasn’t gotten over 100k views on a video since November 1st, and has posted seven times in that period. Those other six videos have also struggled to crack the 1000 like barrier too, and some fans have noticed. “Bros got 5 million followers and 100 likes,” said one. “Nah bros fame going down too fast. Your fault dude,” added another. “You fell off Monty and please stop doing these and get your life together,” commented another. However, Lopez doesn’t seem to be taking the drop-off badly. He’s constantly joked back at jibes about his declining popularity with laughing emojis and roasts of his own. There’s no telling if he’ll get back to the numbers that his posts were producing previously, but it only takes one viral post to get you back in the spotlight on TikTok.

Addison Rae’s dad Monty Lopez admits he’s missing ex Sheri on TikTok Instagram: Monty Lopez, Addison Rae & Sheri EasterlingAddison Rae’s father, Monty Lopez, has taken to TikTok to admit that he’s missing her mother, Sheri Easterling. The family has found itself in the middle of a very public fallout in recent months, with daughter Addison avoiding questions about the drama since it kicked off. In short, the parents split up and in going their separate ways, have made headlines by both being spotted with other potential romantic suitors. During that time, a number of other celebrities and influencers – from rapper Yung Gravy to content creator Tana Mongeau – were targeted by Monty in a series of TikTok posts. Monty Lopez admits he’s missing Sheri Easterling On October 13, though, Lopez admitted that he is missing his ex-partner. Using a filter that reveals a percentage answer for a question, he was asked: “How much do you miss your ex?” After a few seconds, it hit 90%. His caption said: “Life has been stressful! I know, so easy on the hate comments,” which didn’t give much away about whether he agreed with the percentage or not. However, his replies shed some light on the situation. After being asked if he “really misses her,” he posted a love-themed emoji back to one user, and said to another: “Working on myself.” Sheri Easterling on Twitter Around the same time that Monty posted that to TikTok, his ex-partner tweeted: “Antagonizing someone is a special kind of evil.” It is unclear if the comments are connected to Monty at the time of writing. In another TikTok, he did say: “Don’t call to apologize! I told you to publicly apologize!” The recipient of that message is also unknown. Whether or not these will be steps in the right direction to ease family tensions remains to be seen. Back on September 16, Sheri shut down any chance of reconciling with Monty Lopez after he was spotted with another girl.

Addison Rae’s dad gets her Tesla Model X wrapped in bright pink Instagram: Addison Rae/ YouTube: RDB LAAddison Rae’s bubblegum personality, which helped her amass a huge 71 million followers on TikTok, now matches her car, thanks to a huge surprise from her dad. Monty Lopez went the extra mile for his daughter after having her Tesla Model X wrapped in a satin-finish bright pink color by RDB LA – the same auto shop that has worked on cars for other huge names including Offset, Chris Brown, Lil Pump and Jake Paul. In a video revealing the stunning finished car, RDB LA vlogged the process, explaining that Addison’s father was a good friend of the company, and has been a customer of RDB for a while. Monty explained, “She said ‘Dad, I just got to match my hat,’” pointing out a recent TikTok where she wore a bright pink cowboy hat. “So let me talk to Victor, he’s the man. If anybody can make it happen, Vic can. ” RDB LA’s video shows the full process of applying the satin wrap to the car, with clips of the satisfying way the wrap slides smoothly onto the Tesla exterior. They described the process, and why they were so excited for this particular custom color: “We use satin bubble gum pink. It’s actually one of my more favorite pink colors from wrap companies. We did this color actually on a Ferrari 458 once back in the day. It blew up the internet.” RDB’s Vic also expressed love for the Tesla model, adding that, “Model x’s are great cars for friends and you can fit so many people in this car. …Tesla did a great job on this white interior, because it doesn’t really stain, which is crazy.” The TikTok star can now add the Tesla to her amazing collection of custom-decorated gifts, which include a custom skateboard from Chipotle, presented to her by Tony Hawk, and a custom Jeep decorated by viral YouTube artist ZHC. Addison hasn’t yet shown off her new wheels online, but this unique pink car will surely be seen on the influencer’s social media very soon.

Addison Rae’s dad accidentally ruined his mansion NFT YouTube: The Limelight PostAddison Rae’s father isn’t doing too well in the crypto space after mistakenly transferring an NFT into the wrong wallet. Monty Lopez, 46, is the father of TikTok sensation Addison Rae, and currently boasts over 6 million followers across social media. In a recent street interview with paparazzi, Lopez claimed that he “burned down a mansion,” in reference to an NFT. Monty Lopez burns down a $50,000+ NFT In a February 24 video from “The Limelight Post,” Lopez was seen leaving Craigs in West Hollywood, California, when he revealed that a rare NFT he purchased was “burned,” or lost. The problem occurred after the 46-year-old attempted to transfer the NFT into a digital wallet that didn’t exist, resulting in the token being removed from circulation. Lopez’s Ouse Mansion NFT was a one-of-a-kind piece minted on the Binance Smart Chain. It is also one of the first Ouse Token homes in a collection of 25. Rae’s dad has had a rough intro into the digital world, as he revealed to a photographer that he was a victim of a hack on the popular NFT platform OpenSea, which netted him over $40,000 in lost damages. Read More: What is Harry Styles’ secret TikTok account? – While many have struck gold mines in the NFT space, Lopez’s experience should be a strong reminder to be careful of where you invest your money. In an Interview with Michael Peres (Mikey Peres), who is a software engineer and tech startup advisor with years of experience in helping blockchain-based startups, he said that “Certainly, the blockchain is the future but those who rush into the system without a healthy baseline of education are going to pay a heavy price.” The stars further concluded the interview by stating that he will continue to invest and trade in the crypto space, and went on to joke about telling Soulja Boy that he’d “burnt the first house in the Metaverse.”

Addison Rae’s “awkward” BBMA presentation for Harry Styles goes viral Instagram: Addison Rae / YouTube: Harry StylesThe Billboard Music Awards kicked off on the night of October 14, and TikTok star Addison Rae was one of the personalities conscripted to host them; but her presentation for winner Harry Styles didn’t go as planned. [jwplayer ZXB9LNVP] Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most popular (and highest paid) content creators, boasting well over 40 million followers on the app for her cutesy choreography and bubbly, Southern personality. As one of the net’s biggest celebrities, it came as little surprise that she was assigned to help host the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, alongside fellow TikToker Spencer Polanco Knight and even singer Kelly Clarkson. However, her presentation for ‘Watermelon Sugar’ singer and One Direction member Harry Styles wasn’t well-received, with many on the net taking issue with her “awkward” demeanor on-stage. In fact, it doesn’t seem that Rae even opened up the envelope when she presented his award, which she accepted “on his behalf,” since he couldn’t be present at the Los Angeles Dolby Theater for the ceremony. Her mannerisms incited quite a bit of criticism from online viewers, who found her stage presence to be less-than-ideal, with some also taking issue with a social media influencer taking part in such a prestigious event. “Why was that the most awkward presentation… EVER?” one critic wrote. Why was thay the most awkward prensentation…..EVER — The Glizzy Gripper (@lmfaomomentsx) October 15, 2020 “I feel awkward… does anyone else feel awkward?” another chimed in. i feel awkward… does anyone else feel awkward? pic.twitter.com/F3DJaBZUSp — Lily (@lilymunstrr) October 15, 2020 “She looks like she is in a funeral,” one user quipped. “Also, the way in how she announced that Harry won is so cringy. Like girl, put some emotion in it, ‘cause its Harry freaking Styles who you’re talking about, not a TikTok dancer.” She looks like she is in a funeral lmfaooooo. Also the way in how she announced that Harry won is so cringy like girl put some emotion in it cuz its Harry freaking Styles who u talking abt not a tiktok dancer 🙄— Kay (@kaysedits_1) October 15, 2020 Although Rae has yet to respond to the criticism she’s received since presenting Harry’s award, it certainly is exciting to see influencers break into the space of traditional celebrities — although there’s bound to be some bumps in the road along the way. UPDATE 10/16/2020: Addison Rae has since given her response to all the shade she’s received online over the matter, and her comeback is as scathing as the hate she received. “After the show last night, I finally learned how to open an envelope!” she said in the caption for her Instagram photos from that evening. “Thank you BBMAs > https://www.instagram.com/p/CGYe8_Wh-2r/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link It seems that Rae is completely unbothered by the internet trolls; and it looks like she’ll be better prepared for her next big award presentation in the future, too.

Addison Rae finally returns to YouTube with new “Obsessed” music video YouTube: Addison RaeReturning to YouTube with her first upload of the year, Addison Rae premiered her brand-new ‘Obsessed’ music video on March 18. Despite still being active across various social media platforms, Rae had been absent from YouTube in 2021. Her most recent upload came on December 1 last year, marking a near four-month hiatus ahead of her surprise return. After much speculation among her fans, a YouTube premiere was posted on March 18. Set to premiere at 9PM PT | 12AM ET on March 19, the original title kept anxious viewers in the dark. “I’ve been waiting to post this…” Rae’s mysterious YouTube upload teased. Following hours of intrigue, the title suddenly changed minutes out from the reveal. Rae’s first video back on YouTube in 2021 was the surprise premiere of a brand new music video for ‘Obsessed.’ The two-minute video sees Rae singing and dancing along to her very own record. While the TikTok star has appeared in a number of music videos before, Obsessed is her own debut single. “I’m so emotional right now,” she said on Instagram alongside the premiere. “This song makes me feel so many things! I love music, that’s all.” While this is just her introduction to the music industry, Rae appears to have bigger plans for the future. More music is in the works, according to Rolling Stone. Not only that, but Obsessed will have its first televised performance during The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Friday, March 26. View this post on Instagram As one of the most followed personalities on TikTok, Rae’s new music video is one of just many ways the star is branching out in 2021. Just yesterday it was reported that the rights to her first feature film, ‘He’s All That,’ were sold to Netflix in a blockbuster deal. Expect to see plenty more of the social media celeb throughout the year as she continues to blaze a trail across the internet and around the world.

Addison Rae worried TikTok will end up like Vine Instagram: addisoneasterling / TikTokAddison Rae is one of the biggest stars on TikTok – but is already worried that the video-creation platform will end up going the same way as Vine, which was shut down by Twitter in January 2017. Once upon a time, Vine was the biggest thing on the Internet, with many of today’s biggest online stars such as Logan Paul and David Dobrik making their start on the platform. Though many have suggested that it’s possible TikTok ends up going the same way, it’s definitely concerning that one of the biggest names on there has expressed this concern – especially after only publishing her first YouTube video just a few days prior. Posting to Twitter late on March 24, Rae first said that “one day I’m going to look back at all my TikToks the same way i’m looking at these Vines and that makes me sad.” While many hold a similar sentiment when watching old Vines, especially those of a certain age who experienced it through their formative teenage years, it definitely resonates a little more with someone like Rae. She then posted another tweet a minute later, saying that one day “we’re all going to make our last TikTok” followed by a series of crying emoji. one day i’m gonna look back at all my tiktoks the same way i’m looking at these vines and that kinda makes me sad — Addison Rae (@whoisaddison) March 25, 2020 While this is obviously true, TikTok still seems like a relatively new platform that thousands of people are still signing up for, discovering and using on a constant basis, unlike who Vine was during its decline. It’s possible that Rae was simply expressing concern over the future, which is fair enough, but having recently started working on YouTube videos with fellow Hype House member Charli D’Amelio, it’s possible that some of TikTok’s top personalities are preparing to make the switch already. Whether or not TikTok meets a similar fate to Vine remains to be seen but, with such an active user base on the platform, it’s probably not something that the top stars need worry about for the foreseeable future.

Addison Rae has perfect response for people criticizing her ‘Versace’ pronunciation Instagram: addisonraeeTikTok star Addison Rae had the perfect response to people criticizing her pronunciation of fashion brand Versace after attending Milan Fashion Week. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most popular creators, with over 84 million followers to her name on the platform alone. But she hasn’t just stuck to being an influencer; in the past year, Rae has released her first song ‘Obsessed,’ revealing that she’s got a whole album in the works, and has even starred in the Netflix romantic comedy ‘He’s All That.’ However, although the star has plenty of fans, she also has quite a lot of haters, and she often comes under criticism for various opportunities she receives. In July she was accused of ‘taking jobs’ after doing some work as a reporter for the UFC. This time, people are up in arms about Addison’s pronunciation of Versace. The influencer was a guest at the Versace runway show for Milan Fashion Week, and was even able to post several TikToks to the fashion label’s TikTok account. In a video where she filmed herself getting her makeup done, people were quick to flood the comments with criticism of her pronunciation. Shortly after, in a video that has now been deleted, Addison sent a video reply to one of these comments, this time with different pronunctiation—and she made sure people knew she got the message by saying ‘Versace’ repeatedly, emphasizing the end of the word. Although the video is gone now, it seems that Addison didn’t take the backlash to heart too much, and it looks like she had a good time for the rest of the event.

Addison Rae under fire for ‘taking jobs’ with UFC reporter role Twitter: whoisaddisonTikTok star Addison Rae is facing backlash after she posted images of her working with the UFC, with some claiming she’s ‘taking jobs’ from qualified journalists. Being one of TikTok’s most popular stars with over 80 million followers, Addison Rae has been able to participate in a huge array of opportunities throughout her short career in social media. The influencer has released her own song, is planning her debut album, and is even starring in the movie ‘He’s All That’ which is due to release on August 27. However, she often receives a great deal of backlash when starting up a new project, and this time has been no different. On July 9 she posted a picture to Instagram showing her wearing some UFC workout gear, getting fans curious as to what Addison could be doing with the company. Not long after, she posted several images to Twitter appearing to show her working as a reporter for the UFC. “I studied broadcast journalism in college for 3 whole months to prepare for this moment,” she joked. I studied broadcast journalism in college for 3 whole months to prepare for this moment pic.twitter.com/5Z95OTSVTA — Addison Rae (@whoisaddison) July 10, 2021 Addison attended Louisiana State University for a brief period where she studied sports broadcasting, but after she blew up on TikTok she ended her studies. However, many people have taken issue with the fact that Addison has been able to work with the UFC in that role, claiming that she’s taking the position from people who have worked for years to achieve a similar role. “So you’re taking a job from someone who [dedicates] their time and money to get such a job, whereas you get it because of fame,” one frustrated Twitter user wrote. so your taking a job from someone who delicates their time and money to get such a job, whereas you get it because of fame. we all know that if she wasn’t famous, 3 months wouldn’t cut it. — elianna 💰. (@eliannancampos) July 10, 2021 Others claimed she took the job “without seeing all the suffering of each journalism student,” many criticizing her for getting the position thanks to her fame. and to think that many people work day and night to pay for a university degree and for you to come and take away the job without seeing all the suffering of each journalism student. LMAOO Money fixes everything, I wish I had money and fame — Valeee (@Valeesepulveda_) July 10, 2021 So what makes you qualified to do this job and not someone who genuinely loves mma — walker 🇺🇸👑 (@WalkerMMA) July 10, 2021 While a TikTok of Addison interviewing Dustin Poirier got a similar response, there were some defending the star, saying it’s “pretty cool she’s getting the chance,” and calling out others for hating on her. Even Minecraft YouTuber Dream commented on the images after they caused such a stir online. people tell you to get a real job and then are mad when you get one smh /s— dream (@dreamwastaken) July 10, 2021 Following all the backlash and going viral on Twitter, Addison herself cheekily commented that the internet’s reaction had actually gotten her fired, just 18 hours after the initial tweet. That… escalated quickly! Jokes aside though, with her album and movie coming up it’s clear that Addison already has a very busy calendar, but even despite the backlash, fans will be keeping an eye out to see what work she does with UFC in the future.

Addison Rae under fire for “stealing” TikTok dances from black creators on Jimmy Fallon YouTube: The Jimmy Fallon ShowTikTok sensation Addison Rae made her debut appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Saturday 27 March. But, after the star performed a series of dances, some backlash sparked over proper credit to the creators. Rae, 20, appeared on the chat show to discuss and perform her new single, ‘Obsessed’ as well as sitting down with a discussion with Fallon about her budding career. With over 78 million followers and a net worth of $2 million, she is undeniably one of the most successful creators on the platform. As a dancer, Addison built a lot of her fanbase by performing a range of dances on the app like ‘Savage’, ‘Laffy Taffy’ and ‘Corvette’. However, following her appearance on Fallon’s chat show, which included a segment where Rae “taught” the presenter eight of the most widespread TikTok dancers, the pair have found themselves under fire for not crediting the original creators of the dances mentioned. Sunny Austin, host of talk show the ‘The View’, said in a Tweet that the lack of credit was “a miss” by Jimmy. “Let’s give credit to black creators,” she Tweeted. This is a miss @jimmyfallon. Let’s give credit to the black creators…… https://t.co/4fy9p96J1G — Sunny Hostin (@sunny) March 28, 2021 With a lot of the popular TikTok dances being made by black artists, fans on Twitter argued that Addison appearing to “take credit” for their dances meant that they were being erased. https://twitter.com/55mmbae/status/1376045681232596995 Another user on Twitter slammed the decision to have Rae come on Jimmy Fallon to teach the dances rather than the original creators: So I’m guessing all of the black creators who made these dances up were busy huh? https://t.co/RS6boMNZH8 — He Who Remains (@KoolestKidOut) March 28, 2021 Possibly in response to the backlash, the video now provides credit to the creators of the dances. Given that Addison Rae has a bigger following than some of the dance’s creators, some fans argue that she is taking advantage of her exposure to take credit: “All these dance trends were created by black people and a lot of them black women,” a fan on Twitter said, “But Addison has the followers so the exposure…you thief.” Addison has not responded to the backlash, nor has the Tonight Show, although credit is now given in the video description.

Addison Rae under fire for “racist” Instagram live stream YouTube: Addison Rae[jwplayer ksH6zuKH]TikTok star Addison Rae is facing backlash from fans after a video surfaced from a past Instagram live stream that appeared to show her tricking fellow TikTokker Kio Cyr into saying a racial slur. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most popular content creators, boasting over 48 million followers on the app due to her viral lip syncing and dancing videos. On par with names like Charli D’Amelio and Loren Gray, Addison Rae was rarely involved in online drama — until late June of 2020, when fans took issue with a moment captured in an Instagram live stream with Kio Cyr. In the stream, Rae sits and talks with Cyr, who recently made headlines due to his shocking breakup with ex-girlfriend Olivia Ponton. While the two chat, Rae covers her mouth and seems to whisper to Cyr to “say the ‘n-word.’” “No!” Cyr shouts in response, prompting Rae to clarify her request with an, “I’m kidding!” “Luckily, your Live just froze when you said that,” Rae says a few moments later after Cyr claimed he “didn’t want to be the next ‘Melanin King.’” The moment quickly went viral online, with many fans speaking out against Rae for her purported racist comment. “Lmao, Addison Rae said the n word, and y’all are just sliding past that?” one critic Tweeted about the scandal. lmaooo addison rae said the n word n y’all are just slide past that? — Ilwad (@_ilwadabdi) June 23, 2020 “Addison rae shared a video that said the Black Lives Matter movement is a cult, told another TikTokker to say the n word on live, insulted Charli, but hardly anyone batted an eye at her because she’s pretty,” another commented. “Pretty privilege is real and it’s insanely ridiculous.” https://twitter.com/insanelyknj/status/1277455756267147269?s=20 While Rae has yet to speak out about the moment via her own social media accounts, some fans are arguing that she had asked Cyr if he had said a racial slur, rather than asking him to say it. This possibility is one that he himself has backed up, as told in an Instagram comment replying to the backlash. Rae’s mother has also published several statements via Twitter, and while they do not directly address the video, some fans are convinced they’re subtweets about the situation. “I’ve always been a person to see the good in people,” she wrote. “I’m genuinely losing hope in people and that makes me so sad.” https://twitter.com/sherinicolee/status/1277275998564708353?s=20 This isn’t the first time Rae has come under fire, by far; the star also faced criticism for dancing to a song that contained lyrics about eating disorders, as well as for liking comments in 2019 that appeared to shade Charli D’Amelio. Stay tuned to Dexerto for more on this developing story.

Addison Rae under fire for lipsyncing “lesbian anthem” on Tiktok Instagram: Addison RaeTIkTok star Addison Rae has come under fire for lipsyncing a “lesbian anthem” in one of her latest posts, with numerous fans calling her out for appropriating LGBT culture. Addison Rae has been put under the microscope over the last few weeks. First, she vanish off social media entirely, which left fans concerned for her safety. The star, who has 50 million followers on TikTok alone, returned after a few days break. She apologized for promoting ‘All Lives Matter’ four years ago, as well as sharing a video that called the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement a “cult.” However, she hasn’t been able to escape scrutiny for long since returning. Among a slew of rumors about a possible pregnancy, as well as speculation on her new project, she’s come under fire for using a specific song on TikTok. In a July 14 video posted on her second account, ‘just_addison_xd’, Rae lipsynced to an unreleased song by American rapper ‘PPCOCAINE’, reportedly titled “For That Cash.” The song has been widely used on TikTok since popping up a week ago. However, some people have questioned her using the song, saying she’s ‘appropriating’ LGBT culture by doing so. “We can’t have one thing,” one user commented on the video. Others questioned whether Addison knew the meaning of the song, which talks about lesbian relationships. Some fans even treated this as a “coming out” party for Rae, potentially suggesting that Rae using the song was a sign of her coming to terms with her sexuality. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCo0EDFnXeG It’s not the only upload Rae has been criticized for in recent times. Late in June, she was called out for a “racist” Instagram live stream where Rae reportedly whispered to Kio Cyr, asking him to “say the n-word.” The clip has reached 6.6 million views at the time of publishing. Rae is yet to comment on the backlash.

Addison Rae under fire for appearing in Vogue Instagram video Instagram: addisonraeeTikTok star Addison Rae is being criticized after she appeared in an episode of ‘7Days7Looks’ on Vogue’s Instagram page, with some calling it “embarrassing.” Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s biggest stars, going from ordinary teen to viral star in the space of months. With almost 80 million followers on the platform, she sits as the second most followed person on the entire app, just behind Charli D’Amelio. While she has experienced a huge range of opportunities as an influencer, her presence in the public eye has earned her a substantial amount of hate. Thanks to TikTok’s insane popularity, stars from the app are appearing more and more in mainstream media — but not everyone’s happy about it. Addison Rae participated in an episode of ‘7Days7Looks’ on Vogue’s Instagram page, in which she showcased some of her favorite outfits for different occasions. While only a short clip was posted to the Instagram page, the full video is 8 minutes long and sees the star go more in-depth into her fashion choices. View this post on Instagram The video has over 600,000 views and almost 90,000 likes at the time of writing. However, the comment section has been flooded with criticism from people who feel that the influencer shouldn’t have been featured on the page. Commenters called the post “embarrassing,” saying that “standards have lowered,” and “you’re better than this, Vogue.” Some clarified that they don’t necessarily like Addison, they just don’t think she is a good fit for the Vogue page. “She seems nice, but this isn’t interesting in a fashion way,” one user wrote, while another said: “No hate to her, but she is not someone that’s suited for a vogue video… idk this isn’t it.” There were other users who even claimed they had unfollowed the Vogue Magazine account as a result of Addison’s appearance. Read More: How does Addison Rae make money? – While there were people defending Addison, the top comments seemed to be dominated by criticism. Whether the star will go on to do more work with the company is unclear, but it seems that the presence of TikTokers in mainstream media is causing increasing backlash.

Addison Rae under fire after TV host compares her to Britney Spears Instagram: britneyspears / YouTube: Watch What Happens Live with Andy CohenAddison Rae is slowly climbing the stairway to A-List fame after making the jump from TikToker to movie star — but her new title isn’t sitting well with critics, especially amid comparisons to Britney Spears. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most popular content creators. Boasting over 84 million followers on the platform, she’s also launched a budding music career and has even starred in a Netflix film. ‘He’s All That,’ a modern-day remake of the 90’s classic ‘She’s All That,’ was met with mixed reviews… mostly due to Addison’s part in the movie’s leading role. However, it doesn’t look like she’s letting the criticism bring her down, and even admitted that her status as a social media star might be hard for some viewers to get over. That being said, critics certainly aren’t happy with her status as a TikToker-turned-movie star — and this criticism only leapt further after TV Host Andy Cohen compared her to Britney Spears during an interview. Addison Rae talks Britney Spears on late night television During the segment, Addison was candid in her support of Spears during the pop star’s ongoing legal battle over her conservatorship, and expressed a great admiration for her with hopes to meet her one day. Unfortunately, it looks like Addison’s comments are being overshadowed by Cohen’s comparison of her to Spears, with many commenters lashing out at the TikToker online. Critics aren’t happy with the Britney Spears comparison “There is no comparison to a legend in the music industry to this… person,” one commenter wrote. “Who in their right mind compared this girl to Britney Spears?” another chimed in. “The amount of accolades Britney has accumulated over the years being compared to a TikToker? The disrespect of it all.” This isn’t the first time Spears and Rae have made headlines together, despite never having met; in April, Rae notably compared herself to spears, stating in an interview with Bustle that she understood what it’s like to have an “overwhelming life” that is constantly picked apart by both fans and the media when the subject of the ‘Framing Britney Spears’ documentary was brought up. People didn’t take that too well, either, and it looks like the issue is cropping up yet again in wake of her stint on the televised talk show several months later.

Addison Rae Uber driver clip confuses fans: Is it real? YouTube: The Hollywood Fix / TikTok: stickyboy69A short clip showing Addison Rae driving a Tesla claims that she was someone’s Uber driver — but fans aren’t convinced that she actually signed up to work for the service. Addison Rae is one of TikTok’s most prominent content creators. Boasting over 88 million followers on the viral video app, Rae has also scored a multi-film deal with Netflix, on top of her budding career as a music artist and appearances in Google commercials. She’s a top-tier influencer with a ton of eyes online…so when someone claimed that she was their Uber driver, speculation immediately ensued. The rumors spawned from a viral TikTok uploaded on October 12, although a slew of other accounts on multiple social platforms have republished the video. The clip shows Addison Rae driving a Tesla down the highway, with the cameraperson zooming into the rearview mirror to get a closeup of the TikToker’s face as she looks to her GPS for directions. “Bro, I think Addison Rae is my Uber driver,” the clip’s caption says. GeorgeNotFound gets driven around by Addison Rae in viral TikTok Thus far, the short video has garnered over 1.6 million views — but it’s not exactly being taken seriously, as it was uploaded by none other than super-popular Minecraft creator GeorgeNotFound. This isn’t the first time George has been driven around by a famous internet star; on October 4, George uploaded a similar video with Dream in the driver’s seat while he filmed the Minecrafter navigating down the road from the back seat, also claiming the influencer was his Uber driver. Fans are getting a good laugh at George’s latest upload with Addison Rae, with some commenters begging for a dancing collab. “Addison better post a TikTok with you and Dream doing a dance. It would be rude not to to be honest,” one user suggested. “I was gonna say ‘You Uber a lot’ as a joke, but I forgot you can’t drive,” another joked. Clearly, Addison is not working for Uber — but the idea of a famous TikToker going undercover as an Uber driver is certainly a humorous premise. Might be an idea for the next season of The D’Amelio Show?

Addison Rae’s attempt to ratio Twitter completely fails thanks to TommyInnit & Tubbo Instagram: addisonraee / tubboliveTikTok star Addison Rae tried to ‘ratio’ her Twitter followers with a simple tweet, but within minutes several Minecraft YouTubers were on the scene to take the lead. In recent years ‘ratio-ing’ has become a hugely popular phenomenon online. To ‘ratio’ someone usually means to get more likes on a post than somebody else, and people regularly battle it out to see who can get more engagement. It has been particularly popular among online creators with large followings. MrBeast managed to send Twitter into chaos in 2020 when he started a competition to see who could ratio his tweet the hardest, and it ended up being a fierce battle between BTS fans and YouTuber Corpse Husband. But, some of the most impressive Twitter numbers come from the Minecraft community, where popular creators can rack up up a ridiculous amount of likes within only a few minutes of posting. That’s exactly what happened when TikTok star Addison Rae decided to casually tweet simply the word, ‘ratio.’ While in normal circumstances the influencer would have no doubt had the most likes in the whole thread thanks to her large following, this time it didn’t take long for some popular Minecraft YouTubers to find the tweet and send their own replies. Addison’s original tweet has just over 20,000 likes at the time of writing, but Tubbo quickly swooped in only a few minutes later, and now has over 80,000 likes. And all it took was for fellow YouTuber TommyInnit to reply to Tubbo’s message with a simple ‘hahaha’ which earned him over 30,000 likes. Even Karl Jacobs made an appearance and scored over 40,000 likes with his own reply to Tubbo’s tweet. This isn’t even the first time Addison has interacted with the Minecraft community. Popular YouTuber Dream previously sent the star his merch, and at one point she was even revealed to be in the Discord chat for the popular Dream SMP.

Addison Rae to star in Snapchat show after surprise TikTok ban Instagram: addisonraee / SnapchatInfluencer, music artist, and actress Addison Rae has signed on to star in an upcoming Snapchat show shortly after her temporary ban from TikTok. Addison Rae is best known for her status as a TikTok superstar. The influencer is one of the platform’s most-followed (and most profitable) content creators — but she isn’t putting all her eggs in one basket. Rae notably branched out from the world of social media by starring in Netflix’s 2021 movie, ‘He’s All That.’ She even kickstarted a career in the music biz with her very first original song, ‘Obsessed.’ Combine that with her own makeup line, ‘Item Beauty,’ and it seems like Rae’s covering all her bases… but is TikTok a thing of the past for this social media socialite? Addison Rae banned from TikTok On October 14, Rae was surprisingly banned from the platform after uploading a video that went against TikTok’s Community Guidelines. Although her account was quickly re-instated, that didn’t stop her from joking that it was “time to get a job.” Addison Rae to star in Snapchat show Just a few days after her account went back online, Rae was reportedly signed to star in a series on Snapchat as part of the app’s slate of ‘Originals’ shows, which follow the day-to-day lives of such stars as Megan Thee Stallion, Stephen Curry, and more. In particular, Addison’s ‘Originals’ series will bring the TikToker back home to Louisiana after moving across the country to Los Angeles and making it big as a celebrity. The show is slated to be released in 2022, and will be the first time fans get an up-close and personal look into Rae’s life outside of her current podcast with her mother, Sheri Easterling. Rae’s show comes hot on the heels of another reality-style show for the D’Amelio family, which shares the ins-and-outs of internet fame as experienced by TikTok’s most-followed creator, Charli D’Amelio, and her sister, Dixie. Thus far, it looks like fans are equal parts hyped and skeptical over Rae’s latest venture — but we’ll just have to wait to deliver the final verdict come 2022.