Adin Ross, a popular streamer, has issued a stern warning to Kick CEO Ed Craven, threatening to reveal private details about the executive unless their issues are resolved privately. Ross described this as Craven’s “one last chance” to address the situation amicably.
The controversy marks a tumultuous chapter in Ross’ career with Kick. After being permanently banned from Twitch, Ross signed a groundbreaking deal with Kick, labeling it as the “biggest streaming deal of any creator.” Despite the initial excitement, Ross’ journey with the platform has been far from smooth. Recently, tensions between Ross and Craven have become a hot topic of discussion within the streaming community.
The friction between the two came to light during a livestream where Craven was asked about Ross’ status on the platform. Craven’s response left viewers puzzled and seemingly added fuel to the fire. He commented that Ross is skilled at generating “engagement farming,” a reference to his knack for stirring drama and drawing attention. Craven added, “I don’t think Adin left Kick. He’s good at what he does… like doing the drama stuff, getting all of the engagement farming. I have not heard anything about anyone leaving Kick. I’ll let the Twitter stuff do the Twitter stuff.”
Unhappy with these remarks, Ross responded by taking to X (formerly Twitter). In a now-deleted post, the 24-year-old streamer expressed his frustration with Craven’s public comments, claiming they trivialized their issues. Ross stated, “Instead of dealing with this in private, you want to crack jokes and laugh it off, and tell neons management that this is all a script.”
He further warned that if the matter wasn’t resolved privately, he would “tell and show the world the real you.”
As of now, Craven has not publicly addressed Ross’ statements, and Ross himself has refrained from providing further updates. Whether this dispute will escalate or reach a resolution behind closed doors remains uncertain.
Stay tuned for updates as this story continues to unfold, shedding light on the complex dynamics between Adin Ross and Kick’s leadership.