MIAMI, FLORIDA: Adin Ross recently claimed that he will interview Kim Jong Un with the help of Donald Trump. During a livestream, Ross invited "fake" Kim Jong Un, shattering Kick viewership record by fooling streaming community.
Ross established a record with 330,000 viewers that he was never been able to accomplish on Twitch, making it a highest viewrship record for the young streaming service Kick.
On the other hand, Adin Ross made a history by surpassing 700,000 followers on streaming platform, Kick.
Adin Ross' viewership declined
With more than 330,000 users tuning in to witness him interview North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the celebrity streamer shattered Kick's biggest viewership record.
Adin Ross Updates page shared the information quoting, "Adin Ross breaks the all-time record for most viewers lost in 1 minute after showing the Kim Jong Un impersonator."
Ross posed as the infamous dictator rather than actually chatting with him, and as soon as it became evident that the interview wasn't what was being advertised, the audience immediately declined.
However, given the attention this act brought to his Kick channel, it is anticipated that Ross will view it as a success.
Before the fake "interview" even started, a record for watchers was broken, and ever since it ended, the streaming celebrity has been trending on social media.
The update's account informed the fans, "Adin Ross breaks the all-time kick live viewer record and the interview with Kim Jong Un hasnt started."
According to Twitchtracker, Ross' best peak viewership throughout his time broadcasting on Twitch was in 2022 when he attracted 266,000 viewers.
Adin Ross surpassed '700,000 followers' on Kick
Adin Ross is said to have maximum followers on Kick. In another post on 'X,' Ross' updates page stated, "Adin Ross makes history on Kick by being the first person to surpass 700,000 followers.."
As soon as the post went viral, fans started reacting to it. A fan said, "It’s basically his platform."
Another user questioned, "It’s his platform. Who surpassing him?"
The third commentator also mentioned the same, "i mean i would hope so it’s his platform"
