Kick streamer and internet personality Adin Ross has become the center of attention for many due to his recent unexplained and prolonged absence from the internet. The deviation from his normal streaming schedule prompted one particular Twitter account (@Scubaryan_) to post a factually incorrect tweet claiming Adin’s contract with Kick had been terminated due to him not streaming for a while.
However, it turns out the user was merely clowning with the streamer by embellishing facts. For example, the post incorrectly stated the deal was worth $180 million dollars to add shock value. It also mentioned that he was absent for about two months. For those wondering, Adin Ross streams pretty regularly and hasn't been on for nearly a week.
In a subsequent tweet in the same thread, Scubaryan_ made clear his intentions about scaring Adin into streaming by posting a Spongebob meme that was captioned:
“Hopefully this scares him into streaming.”
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When will Adin Ross return to streaming?
Adin Ross, known for taking unexplained breaks in the past, seems to be following a similar pattern this time as well, as he has been inactive on his channel for several days without providing any updates or explanations.
Adin Ross last appeared online on an Andrew Tate stream on July 19, where he was joined by Rangesh "N3on" (Kick streamer), Jake Paul (YouTuber and boxer), and Adam22 (Adult actor and YouTuber). Despite this recent stream, it seems other periods of inactivity on his channel have caught the attention of his fans and the internet in general.
Earlier this year, he experienced a similar period of inactivity during which he admitted to struggling with a brief addiction to lean, a cough syrup-based drug. He has, however, confessed to moving on from it.
In light of this, one fan jocularly suggested that the streamer may have been back to taking lean, explaining his prolonged absence from the internet. They wrote:
Here's what the fans said
Adin's sudden absence has sparked a flurry of responses from his fans. Despite the concern, the community's reaction has mostly been playful, as they anticipate his return shortly. Here are some of the notable responses:
In April, Adin publicly confessed his lean addiction, acknowledging that it severely impacted his mental and physical well-being. Lean, a recreational drug, is composed of cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine mixed with soda and candy. Read more about the story by clicking here.
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