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Adin Ross stirred fans online once again, this time owing to a bold statement he made during his recent Kick stream. In a 30-second clip from his recent Kick stream, which began circulating widely on X on November 28, 2025, the streamer directly acknowledged the use of the N-word while rapping along to songs in his daily life. The Kick streamer’s honest admission also came with an insistence that he is not fake. Ross also pointed out the fact that every streamer also does the same thing, even though they might not like to admit it to their fans. He wants his supporters to know that he’s being real with them and wants his community to be governed by truth and honesty.
Adin Ross sparks debate with his remarks and shifts focus to a high-profile collaboration plan in Russia
In the viral clip, Ross told his viewers, “I’m not going to lie to you guys. I’m not fake. Whenever I listen to rap music… there’s times where I say it. But me not saying it on stream, like, I have rapped songs before saying the word. I’m not a pu**y, and I’ll tell you guys that.”He solidified his argument by stating the fact that he is not alone, claiming that this behavior is common among other streamers too, saying, “I believe that every single streamer f**king says it… pretty sure everyone f**king says it.” For those who say they don’t utter the N-word, the Kick streamer had some harsh words, saying “they’re full of f**king bulls**t.” Another clip from the same stream also surfaced, where he revealed his ambitions for going on a trip to Russia to stream with UFC stars Islam Makhachev and Khabib Nurmagomedov. Ross said, “Islam, his manager, Ali, he’ll set up the stream… I’m working on getting my visa for Russia,” he explained, before making a direct plea: “Please, Russian government… allow to let me to come in your country.”The streamer also expressed excitement about training in Dagestan, exploring local culture, and broadcasting the experience to his audience. Additionally, Ross also made headlines recently as he announced the launch of “real” streamer awards with Asmongold and Nick Lee.Also read: Adin Ross says he won’t do big streams on Kick, confirms return to Twitch with 6ix9ine and Carti collab
