Adin Ross hints at location and collaboration plans for content house: 'I would like to do trial and error'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Adin Ross, the popular content creator from Kickstar, dropped a significant hint on October 29, 2023, regarding his upcoming location and collaboration plans for a content house.
In the Just Chatting section, the content producer revealed that he had a conversation with Ragnesh, also known as "Neon," with the aim of addressing and resolving ongoing conflicts that had arisen after N3on approached Pami Baby.
Adin Ross' plans for content house
Following their conversation, Adin Ross made an announcement that he plans to move in with the streamer in the upcoming month.
The native of Florida stated, without providing much details, "I got into phone with N3on today. And we both expressed our differences. When, in reality... I'm just going to speak for him."
"I'm not going to go up on all his business because he'll do the same because he told me he wants to. He just doesn't have the right confidence to do so. But, me and N3on spoke on the phone and early in November, we're moving into a house together."
Declaring the eagerly awaited content house to be "100% in motion," Adin Ross continued, "It might be Miami, it might be LA."
He continued, "We're not going to announce where and when. We're not going to announce, you know, anything with that. But me, N3on, Shnaggyhose, and a few others are 100% locked in getting content house together. So, content house is 100% in motion and it's coming."
Adin Ross announces a brand new content house coming in November! pic.twitter.com/EDhi5MxwZQ
— AdinUpdate (@AdinUpdate) October 29, 2023
Adin Ross plans 'trial and error'
Continuing, Adin Ross expressed his desire to engage in a "trial and error" process when it comes to exploring potential locations. He clarified, "I would like to do trial and error. Meaning, I would like to try certain locations first. If it doesn't work, then we'll go to another location."
The Twitch celebrity, who had been permanently banned, mentioned that the plans for the content house had been in development for some time.
He further emphasized that the specific location was not a primary concern, as long as the streaming group remained "highly motivating."
Ross said, "We've been talking about this, you know? It's been in motion and s**t. So, I want to really make sure that this content house is good."
"Again, guys, it doesn't really matter - the location. As long as you have a group of people who are really motivating, it doesn't really f*****g matter. Right? I just want to do a lot of content with people that want to do the same thing."
One admirer argued that Dallas, Texas was "way better" than Miami or Los Angeles. Simultaneously, another community member speculated that Adin Ross and his associates might be considering a move to a $17 million estate.
