"You better apologize right now!" - Adin Ross goes off at Kick staff after they warned him about the content he was streaming

Controversial internet personality Adin Ross shared some rather strong sentiments for the Kick staff after they warned him about the content he was streaming. On August 11, 2024, Adin Ross got together with fellow Kick content creator Steven "Konvy." At one point, the 23-year-old's attention was drawn to a comment made by a Stake-backed platform's employee.

Reading it out loud to his audience, Ross said:

"Kick Team: Hello, there. We wanted to give you a heads up - the content you're currently streaming isn't in line with..."

Adin Ross appeared annoyed by this message and expressed his displeasure with the Kick staff's behavior. While challenging the livestreaming platform to suspend him, the Florida native remarked:

"Hey, Kick team... shut the f**k up! Respectfully, shut the f**k up! You're not going to do that to me. I promise you're not! Ban me! Ban me and I'll take another 81-day break. Do that to me right f**king now. I dare you!"

The indefinitely banned Twitch personality then demanded an apology from the Kick employee who warned him about the content he was broadcasting:

"Whoever the f**k that is - you better apologize right now! And, I put that on god! The f**k you think you're talking to? Huh?!"

Konvy joined the conversation and expressed surprise at the Kick staff's message. In response, Ross wondered what he did on the livestream, adding that he was "just talking":

"What the f**k am I doing wrong?! I'm just sitting here talking. Like, what am I... bro? Like, chat, real s**t, bro! Who the f**k, like, I am sitting here... what's the DMCA (The Digital Millennium Copyright Act)? Who the f**k typed that?!"

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When Adin Ross accused Kick of harboring "inequality and favoritism"

This is not the first time Adin Ross has expressed his discontent with Kick. In April 2024, the streamer posted a minute-long video on his alternate X profile, @AR15thed3mon, accusing the livestreaming platform of harboring "inequality and favoritism":

"I want to get on a call with some people over at Kick, and we want to talk over some stuff and I want to figure out ways to make Kick better. As you guys know, it's been going on in the streaming world lately, and you know, I haven't really been happy with it. There's a lot of inequality. There's favoritism. And, I just wanted to kind of, you know, be basically steady and smooth."

Adin Ross eventually deleted this video.