"I'm not your employee": Sneako calls out Adin Ross for being disrespectful

Streamers Adin Ross and Nico "Sneako" have not always been on the same page during the course of their careers. Earlier in 2024, their relationship nosedived after Adin said he 'doesn't f*ck with" Sneako,' to which the latter called him out for being two-faced. Fast forward to August, and it appears they're still on bitter terms.

For context, in a recent Kick stream, Adin said that American Democrat Harry Sisson, who actively advocated for Joe Biden as President of the United States before he dropped out of the 2024 elections, wanted to debate him live on stream.

Adin stated Sneako would be debating alongside him, but his manner while saying this appeared demeaning. The streamer said he would 'have Sneako in' the debate, albeit in a somewhat belittling tone:

"You guys know Harry Sisson, the f**ing democrat? He says he wants to debate me on stream, I'm doing that, I don't care, but I'm having Sneako in there though."

Sneako reacted to Adin's comments on a Rumble stream, calling him out for his tone while addressing him:

"What do you mean you're 'having Sneako in there'? I'm not your employee Adin Ross, I don't work for you. I haven't talked to you in months."

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"I don't need to do sh*t for you" - Sneako responds to Adin

Sneako added to his comments above, speaking on how his relationship with Adin has deteriorated:

"I don't know what you're up to, there's not a 'What's up?' or a 'How you doing?', 'Hey Sneako, can you help me with this?', none of that."

Sneako then brought up the names of Adin's contemporaries, Kai Cenat and Josh "YourRage":

"You talk to Kai like that? You talk to Rage like this?"

He then spoke on Adin's record-breaking livestream with former President of the United States, Donald Trump:

"I don't need to do anything. I don't need to do sh*t for you. Why are you talking to me like that? Ni**a, who is you? You got one Trump stream and now suddenly everybody's your slave?"

Sneako concluded by saying he wouldn't be opposed to joining Adin in the debate. That being said, he showed signs of apprehension:

"If he wants me to step in, then sure, If it's under my circumstances [hesitates], no, not sure, I don't like the way... I don't like that."