It’s official. Adin Ross is getting Donald Trump on his stream as a guest, and he wants him to open Counter-Strike 2 cases.
When Adin Ross announced his plans to return to Twitch and overhaul his brand, he aimed to have more guests and collaborate with top names. While he remains banned on Twitch, it seems he’s working towards actualizing his goal of inviting big names on stream.
In one of the wildest crossovers of 2024, Adin Ross has promised a stream with politician Donald Trump. One may wonder what the two could possibly do on livestream. Well, he has some content ideas.
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After announcing Donald Trump as the next guest on his Kick livestream on July 31, Adin Ross has now come up with a content idea that has fans on their toes.
“What if I have him CS2 cases?” the streamer said.
Adin Ross burst out laughing with excitement when his friend jokingly suggested that the politician might unlock a pricey knife, which is a rare occurrence in CS2. If that scenario comes to pass, CS2 Steammarket might feature a unique item that could hold considerable value.
While Donald Trump has previously worked with influencers, appearing on Logan Paul’s YouTube channel, he was the last person fans expected on Adin Ross’ stream. This is due to the non-serious nature of his content. But, it seems that the Kick streamer is really steering the ship in a new direction with a potential collaboration with the politician.
Another possibility is that it’s all a bait. Previously, Adin Ross created a weeks-long hype around the Kim Jong Un stream, but at the end, a doppelganger of the North Korean politician appeared to make jokes.
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But, this time, fans are hopeful that it would be a real deal, considering Donald Trump is on a campaign run and that he’s less unreachable than Kim Jong Un.
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