Adin Ross permanently banned from Twitch

Adin Ross launched his channel on Kick on February 26 following his ninth Twitch ban. Ross commented that the Amazon-owned live-streaming service had permanently banned him and claimed it had given him “no explanation” for doing so.

The streamer expressed his disgust with social media and claimed Twitch was full of dishonest Karens. He went on to say that Twitch works with content creators that they pick and choose.

Adin Ross discusses his eighth ban from the platform

Adin Ross began his most recent live stream on Kick by describing the circumstances surrounding his latest Twitch ban. The Florida native said after disclosing that he has been removed from the network permanently.

“Listen, I’m permanently banned from Twitch. It’s done. But I was permanently banned for no reason. For no reason. How can I ban someone from Twitch for VODs or on-streaming when I haven’t been streaming there? Everyone must therefore recognize Twitch for what it is.”

Adin Ross had strong feelings about Twitch, which he claimed was populated with dishonest individuals.

” It’s pure corruption all around, so hold on. Sorry. There are many corrupted Karens on Twitch, and they pick and choose me. And they don’t f**k with you unless you’re a specific kind of person holding certain ideas.”

 

The content creator questions why Twitch is biased and comments that he agrees with people’s beliefs in his live stream.

“I have nothing against people having opinions; why does Twitch have a completely liberal platform? Simply put, they’re very liberal – why, I’m not talking liberal-conservative. But why do they have a bias, it doesn’t make any sense! So, brother, I’m putting my foot down!”.

On the other hand, Adin spoke about the cancellation culture, commenting:

“The world is in a f**ked up place. I don’t give a f**k! I’m me! And luckily, there’s no such thing as getting canceled in my mind. I want this world to see everything for what it is! Twitter is canceling culture bull s**t! Why do you cancel people (who) make mistakes? Why don’t we teach them how to correct themselves? I’m not even talking about my specific case.”

Public reactions to Adin Ross’s statements

Adin Ross’ recent live stream on Kick was the subject of several reaction threads on r/LivestreamFail. Here are some comments from the online community:

About Adin Ross

Adin Ross, a household name in the streaming industry, first gained notoriety in 2021. His efforts as a content developer for Just Chatting and his collaborations with celebrities and streamers have brought him wide recognition. He currently averages over 61,000 viewers per broadcast and 7,250,651 followers.

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