Streaming star Kai Cenat has congratulated Adin Ross on his Twitch unban and offered some advice to the KICK co-owner.
Back in 2023, Adin Ross was banned by Twitch, bringing an end to his rise on the Amazon-owned platform. The streamer, whose content was all about IRL streams, speaking to hip-hop artists, and playing Grand Theft Auto RP.
Despite being a co-owner of KICK and renewing his contract at the end of 2024, Adin has always wanted to be unbanned on Twitch. There had been rumors that would happen in February, but it took until March 30 for it to become a reality.
With his suspension lifted, he is planning a big return, and Kai Cenat has urged him to keep things “stable” once he does go live again.
Kai Cenat congratulates Adin Ross on Twitch unban
The Twitch star, who has praised Adin in the past, congratulated him on being unbanned during his March 30 stream.
“I hit him up, congratulations, all that s*it,” Kai said. “The only thing I will say that is left to do is make sure that community is stable. I think they’ll be able to do it though. I think Adin will be able to do it, but it’s just about how Adin is going to make sure that s*it is all maintained.
“Bro, he cannot feed into that s*it. Bro, they be sabotaging. I ain’t gonna lie, it’s good to see everybody going crazy,” he concluded.
Cuffem claims Kai ignored Adin’s plea for help
Kai’s words of wisdom were disrupted slightly by streamer Cuffem, who has been friendly with Adin in the past.
The KICK streamer suggested Kai had ignored Adin’s plea for help when he was fighting to be unbanned. “They only people that tweeted something out was FaZe, chat,” the streamer said.
Adin has somewhat heeded Kai’s advice already. Back in December, he deleted a Twitter/X community of over 100,000 fans. “The decision behind that was just my decision to remove something that needs a revamp. There need to be some kind of line I draw in the sand,” he explained.
As noted, the streamer is set to make his Twitch return on March 31, and will, no doubt, have some big things planned for that.
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