Kick streamer Adin Ross won’t be leaving the platform after all. The controversial content creator joined the Stake.com-backed livestreaming platform in 2023, shortly after being permanently banned from Twitch. He quickly became a representative streamer on Kick and seemed to have a somewhat close relationship with company CEO, Ed Craven, who even gifted Ross a Rolls Royce on his 23rd birthday.
Throughout November and December, however, rumors began swirling that Ross and Craven had possibly had a falling out. Some cryptic posts on social media fueled this speculation, with many believing that Ross was dropping hints that he planned to leave Kick. In a now-deleted tweet, he seemed to be addressing Craven when he said he would “give u one last chance to make things right.” On December 7, Ross confirmed on Twitter that he would be leaving Kick and trying to get unbanned from Twitch.
Twitch CEO Dan Clancy provides insights into the conditions that would need to be met for the potential unbanning of Adin Ross.
However, the content creator has now done a 360 and revealed that he will not be leaving Kick. In a livestream with Ed Craven on December 21, Ross confirmed...
