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Time of India
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
"Fake streamers": Adin Ross speaks out on trust issues in streaming, all eyes on Kai Cenat
Image via:In a clip that has the streaming world talking, Adin Ross is once again sparking conversation by raising what he views as an escalating problem in the industry, trust. A 46-second clip of Ross chatting with fellow streamer Felix 'xQc' on July 7 has gone viral, where Ross explicitly referenced the existence of 'snakes and fakes' in the community. Though no names were specifically made, the web immediately started guessing with much of the attention directed at Kai Cenat. Adin Ross gets candid in viral clip He mentioned, 'The problem with when you hang around with snakes and fakes is that it's inevitable that the drama breaks out and s**t. So, you and I have done so much together, like, I'll never snake you, on god! Like, I will, real, never snake you. I would never..." While Ross never named Kai Cenat, the subtext was deafening to fans. 'Why doesn't he just say Kai,' read one X user's comment, reflecting a response that reverberated throughout social media. The Adin-Kai relationship has been in the spotlight for a while from collaborations to radio silence. A lot of fans think this may be fuel for yet another unspoken feud. Old wounds resurface: The Sketch controversy Amid the trust talk, Ross circled back to an older controversy surrounding his former fan community, AR Loyals, and the exposure of streamer Sketch's problematic history. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Providers are furious: Internet access without a subscription! Techno Mag Learn More Undo Adin recently disclosed that he didn't realize it was his own fans who were responsible for Sketch's viral outing in LGBTQ+ adult entertainment. 'It was my old community that did that,' he confessed in a livestream. Ross said he only dissolved AR Loyals to get unbanned from Twitch, not because he agreed with what they did. 'If it were up to me, the community would still be active today,' he added. With the streaming world more competitive and even more personal, Ross's words sound less like drama and more like a cautionary tale. Whether directed at Kai Cenat or not, his point is obvious: trust is scarce and treachery seems unavoidable. To the crowd, that could be the real act. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Time of India
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Adin Ross blames old community for Sketch controversy, says he only deleted X community to get unbanned
(Image via @hotspotloop/X) In a recent livestream, Adin Ross opened up about the drama surrounding his former X Community, AR Loyals , and their role in uncovering Sketch's controversial past. Reflecting on the incident and his forced disbandment of the group to regain his Twitch access, Adin admitted he had no idea his own fans were behind the viral leak — and if it were up to him, the community would still be active today. 'It Was My Old Community That Did That' Adin Ross didn't mince words when he addressed how the internet discovered details about Sketch's past, specifically, the viral revelation that Sketch had previously been involved in LGBTQ+ adult content. The topic exploded in July 2024, but only recently did Adin learn that his own followers had dug up the information. 'I didn't even know this. Konvy told me,' he said in disbelief. 'It was my old comm that did that.' Adin, clearly taken aback, explained that the situation was a wake-up call. 'Once I found out you guys could really get your hands on literally anything, it's kinda scary. Really, really scary.' 'I Would've Never Deleted AR Loyals' The discussion didn't stop at the Sketch situation. Adin went on to reveal a key piece of behind-the-scenes drama: the real reason he deleted AR Loyals. According to him, it was never a personal choice — it was a condition Twitch gave him to lift his ban. 'Not have never it wasn't for getting unbanned,' Adin said. He emphasised that toxicity wasn't exclusive to his group and that many streamer communities exhibit similar, if not worse, behavior. 'It doesn't make sense,' he added. 'That was kinda my way to get it (my account) back. Then I got it back.' His tone carried a mix of frustration and resignation, revealing that the deletion of AR Loyals wasn't a moral decision, but a business one. 'It Sucks Because I Had No Choice' Adin's final thoughts on the matter were blunt and emotional. 'That's what sucks,' he said. 'Because I had no choice but to do that.' The incident highlights the tension creators often face between community loyalty and platform policies. Adin made it clear that his bond with his audience runs deep, even if it comes with unexpected consequences. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
