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\u2019s disruptive policy changes and \u2018anti-streamer\u2019 decisions, alternatives are in high demand. That\u2019s where Kick has come in, serving as a real option, one that, at least on the surface, appears to have streamers\u2019 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\u2019re 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\u2019s latest controversy on June 6, Adin Ross took the chance to capitalize. Not only did the former Twitch streamer reveal he\u2019s now in fact a co-owner of Kick, but he also implied \u201cevery\u201d big streamer is in his DMs wanting to jump ship. All you snakes and fakes who backstabbed me and now wanna come to kick\u2026 gladly come,\u201d Ross tweeted on his alt account. \u201cI own % in kick. So therefore I own you.\u201d 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. \u201cLook, chat, this is a big thing I want to say\u2026. Twitch is done,\u201d Ross continued hours later on his Kick stream. \u201cIf I told you how many streamers are in my DMs wanting to come to kick, you guys would be like \u2018what the f***.\u2019 It\u2019s everybody, every streamer\u2026\u201d 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\u2019t be jumping over anytime soon. At least, not if he has his way. \u201cThere\u2019s only two streamers that are banned from Kick,\u201d he said. \u201cMizkif, you can\u2019t come. You\u2019re not coming to Kick. I\u2019m sorry, you\u2019re not coming, bro. Me and Bruce don\u2019t want you here, you\u2019re not coming. That\u2019s first of all, f*** you.\u201d Given BruceDropEmOff only just signed an exclusive deal with Kick, one he immediately rubbed in Mizkif\u2019s face given their beef earlier this year, it\u2019s safe to say the two aren\u2019t on the best of terms. Next, Ross listed Hasan as the other permanently blocked streaming star. \u201cHasan, you\u2019re not invited either. I\u2019m gonna be honest, bro, you\u2019re not coming. Those two are banned. They cannot come.\u201d No particular reason was given for Hasan, other than what appears to be Ross\u2019 own personal grudges. Should either of the two ever want to move away from Twitch, there\u2019s 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\u2019s clearly no denying he wants nothing to do with either Mizkif or Hasan moving forward.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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