From copying Andrew Tate’s look and rhetoric to showing porn on stream, Adin Ross has continued to make headlines for questionable decisions while streaming on Twitch rival Kick. Now, the content creator may be leaving the platform.
Kick has become a haven for streamers who don’t fit Twitch’s mold. It boasts fewer guidelines and allows more nudity, gambling, and other controversial streams.
Adin Ross is one of those streamers, having previously signed a three-year deal worth millions. It seemed like Ross was all in with Kick, so what happened?
Is Adin Ross leaving Kick?
On April 17, a fan account got Adin Ross’ community riled with a message from the streamer that claimed he was retiring completely.
In the tweet, the account shared an alleged message from Adin Ross that thanked fans and fellow creators after announcing that he was apparently retiring with fond memories of his career.
“As I look back on my time in the spotlight, I am filled with pride for what we’ve accomplished together. From the late-night streams to the unforgettable moments, we’ve created memories that will last a lifetime,” Ross allegedly wrote.
He then went on to say that he’s excited to see ‘what the future holds” but shared no specifics of what he planned to do after leaving Kick.
Fans were skeptical of the post, wondering if Adin Ross was truly planning to leave despite previously claiming that this year was “going to be crazy” after re-signing with Kick. But others felt it was legitimate, calling the move a “W.” Some people claimed Ross’ streams changed their life for the better, while others seemed relieved he was going to be leaving the scene.
For now, fans will have to wait for Adin Ross to make an official update. He still has Kick in his X bio and hasn’t said anything about the alleged retirement.
Olivia Richman
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