"I have a crazy f**king budget": Adin Ross teases lavish Streamer awards shows
A New Era of Streaming Recognition?
In another of his broadcasts in February, he had this to say: "I have a very big budget. I'm going to create my own streamer awards. But so I am not biased, I will not be allowed to win any awards... I want you guys to help me create the best award show possible." These comments put Ross in direct competition with Blaire 'QTCinderella,' who currently operates the largest streamer awards ceremony in the field, but more importantly, Ross is suggesting that he is going to do it "the right way.
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Filling the Gaps Left Behind by the Current Scene
If some discord arises, it is a disappointment for the QTCinderella Streamers Awards, whose affairs have come into public glare ever so lately among Twitch and YouTubers. Emiru's 2023 scandal, herself having refused to attend the ceremony in 2024 may have just put some emphasis on some cracks in the show's nomination process. Of late, Emiru has been nominated for the "Streamer of the Year" and other honors of prestige; however, she expressed unhappiness with her omission from the Sapphire Award, which is meant to honor female streamers.
Beyond Twitch: A Kick-Backed Production
After being permanently banned from Twitch in 2023, Ross moved to Kick, a platform offering looser moderation and hefty creator incentives. Fully hosted in the Kick world, Ross makes it known he wants to go against established streaming norms, not just with content but with infrastructure-powered gigs like award shows and events.
'I spoke with Eddie,' said Ross during his stream, referring to Kick co-founder Eddie Craven.
'We're going to do it big.'
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His objective is to create a streamer-centric awards show that is cleaner of all politics, cliques, and favoritism, according to him. Ross will not be in a position to win any awards himself, thereby cutting out bias from the awards and empowering the community itself to take charge of the show.
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