Adin Ross: Kick star accused of using N-word laughs at video proof and insists ‘I didn’t say it’
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Adin Ross, a controversial internet personality, has made headlines again after allegedly saying the N-word live on his May 24 stream. The streamer hosted his popular e-dating show during a recent Kick broadcast, where he conversed with a participant. At one point, the participant requested that he "spin" around and display his outfit, and that's when he supposedly said the racial slur.
Ross responded by laughing at the video and insisted he did not use the racial slur when someone questioned him about the topic on the same stream. The streamer has a history of making racist statements and has admitted to using the offending word in the past but insisted that wasn't the case this time.
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'I didn't say it'
During the same show, followers told Ross that he was trending on social media after a video of him reportedly using the racial slur was circulated. Almost immediately, Ross and his friend, Rangesh 'N3on', started watching the video, and after seeing the actions of Ross, the indefinitely banned Twitch streamer, N3on said, "Jesus Christ, bro! You said it raw! Replay it."
However, Ross denied using the racial slur and claimed he never said the 'N-word'. He then tried to view the footage in slow motion, however, was unable to identify the necessary video control options. After hearing what he said, the Kick streamer replayed the viral video and started laughing.
'He definitely said it'
Clips shared from Ross' May 24 stream have received a lot of attention on social media. Users on YouTube began commenting on the video after watching it. One user commented, "He definitely said it." While another wrote, "Im not a fan of Adin and I honestly say you're insane if you think he said the N word and not mumbling umm emm yeah I gotchuu really fast." "I even had to rewatch to see where people were thinking he said it," one commenter added.
Ross' fans also expressed their views on the topic. A fan wrote, "Hes proven innocent." "Just a word," added another and asked his viewers to ignore what Ross said. This is not the first time Ross sparked controversy viral for an offensive term. He was formerly banned from Twitch after he was overheard using a homophobic slur.
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