"I'm going back to Twitch": Adin Ross blasts Kick for being laggy in his comeback stream

Days after an alleged post claiming Adin Ross's retirement became viral, the streamer went live for the first time this week and immediately lambasted Kick for being laggy. Adin even joked that he had broken the website and was going to return to making content on Twitch after the chat allegedly became "laggy" when after going live.

For those unaware, the popular Kick streamer had stopped going live for about six days and a post from X user @AdinUpdatess talking about his alleged retirement went viral with fellow content creators such as YourRage commenting on it.

However, Adin Ross went live on April 18 and claimed that he was back but complained about the chat being broken:

"I'm back! Alright, alright, alright. This Kick chat is f*cking sh*t. I already broke the platform, this shi**y a** platform, bro. I am going back to Twitch."

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"Shi**y a** platform!": Adin Ross goes off at Kick on his first stream in a week

While it is clear that he hasn't retired, it appears Adin Ross was not happy with the state of Kick on his return stream. The content creator, who is arguably one of the most popular on the platform, expressed his frustration at the condition of the website on his comeback stream.

Adin also noted that although he had been gone for about a week, the website was still "a**":

"Look how laggy this sh*t is, bro. Why the f*ck is the chat already breaking, bro? Shi**y a** platform! I have been gone for a week and this sh*t is still a**. Oh I ain't going to lie chat we are going back to Twitch, I ain't going to lie."

Readers should note that while Adin Ross may be joking about going back to Twitch, he recently made a public apology to the Amazon-owned platform and appeared to sincerely ask them about lifting his ban. The streamer is still serving an indefinite ban that went into effect back in February 2023 when Twitch suspended him for hateful conduct.