LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kick streamer Adin Ross dropped a bombshell on June 23 as he disclosed his plans for an upcoming stream featuring the controversial social media figure Andrew Tate. The stream is set to take place within the next 48 hours and will be conducted through a Discord call.
It is important to acknowledge that Tate is presently embroiled in grave accusations, encompassing claims of rape and human trafficking. Consequently, the potential legal consequences of the forthcoming Discord call stream are shrouded in uncertainty.
'Locked in and confirmed'
Adin Ross and Andrew Tate have previously joined forces for a stream, making the potential collaboration a familiar occurrence. Sharing his thoughts on the upcoming stream, Adin expressed, "Locked in and confirmed."
Ross and Tate share a deep-rooted connection that goes beyond their collaborative streaming efforts. Ross even went to the extent of shaving his head to mirror Tate's unique appearance, showcasing their strong bond.
Furthermore, the duo had the opportunity to stream together in person when Tate visited Ross at his residence in Dubai. However, this occurred before Tate's arrest in Romania in December 2022. Therefore, the upcoming stream holds significance as it will serve as their first online conversation since Tate's arrest.
Commenting on the highly anticipated livestream, Ross said, "Oh, by the way, I gotta tell you, guys, right now, since he told me to announce it. Guys, official Adin Ross x Andrew Tate Discord stream is in about 48 hours. Let everyone know right now. He gave me the confirmation, so the Adin Ross x Andrew Tate Discord stream is gonna be in about 48 hours."
'He’s a literal criminal'
Tate has consistently generated mixed reactions among the online audience for his controversial opinions. While some of Ross' fans expressed their enthusiasm over the announcement of the upcoming stream, a significant number of others cautioned Ross against associating with and endorsing such a controversial personality. One user wrote, "He needs to cut ties with tate he’s a literal criminal now." Another said, "Good luck, you'll need it."
