Adin Ross claims BruceDropEmOff left Kick because his contract was lower than Cheesur's

On his latest stream, Adin Ross has claimed that BruceDropEmOff did not re-sign his contract with Kick because he was offered a lower payout than Cheesur. For those not aware, BruceDropEmOff joined Kick in May 2023 but announced a return to Twitch earlier this year in June.

Amid the drama between BruceDropEmOff and FaZe Banks, comes Adin Ross's bombshell revelation that the reason Bruce went back to Twitch was because Kick was not offering him more money. In his latest stream, Adin stated:

"Alright, you guys know Bruce was going to re-sign to Kick but he got offered something pretty much lower than Cheesur. And he was like, 'I will do it for this much.' It was pretty much the amount was making and they said no so he went back to Twitch, I swear to god I am not trolling."

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Adin Ross slams BruceDropEmOff for allegedly lying about a Kick gambling deal

Adin Ross has seemingly been butting heads with BruceDropEmOff since the latter started mouthing off FaZe Clan. Clips of the Twitch streamer claiming that FaZe Clan cannot compare to AMP went viral yesterday, with him saying things like:

"Y'all n***as are not AMP! Y'all n***as look like The Office"

Fans of Adin Ross will know that he is a big supporter of FaZe Clan, and has openly talked about joining the esports organisation a few days ago. Regardless, Adin seems to be beefing with BruceDropEmOff over the latter's contract with Kick. Apart from claiming that the former Kick streamer was not given a good contract, Ross has slammed him for using a gambling deal for not signing with the platform.

In a clip that has garnered a lot of attention online, Adin Ross wished BruceDropEmOff all the best:

"I could speak on the individual but there is really no point to it. I just pray that he gets the help that he needs, truthfully. That's it."

Adin Ross then pushed back against BruceDropEmOff's claims about the gambling deal, saying:

"He didn't expose me because it was like fake sh*t. It was all fake, even when he was talking about gambling deals, it's cap. If you remember he f**king did gambling but he got dropped because it was f**king horrible. He wanted to do a full year of gambling but he couldn't. He did one .com and it was horrible."

Insinuating that BruceDropEmOff tried but failed to make gambling content, Adin pressed on in his criticism:

"I don't know why everyone is forgetting that. He's like, 'Oh, I don't want to gamble.' But you did! You just got dropped."

While BruceDropEmOff has been streaming on Twitch for the last few weeks, his time at the Amazon-owned platform has not been great. Earlier, his alternate account was subject to back-to-back bans for using threatening language targeted towards fellow streamer xQc.