Adin Ross Commits to Kick with Ambitious Future Plans

Adin Ross has vowed to stay on Kick permanently. The former Twitch streamer considered leaving but made a celebrated return, signaling commitment and bold future plans.

A prominent and polarizing streamer, Adin Ross joined Kick after his 2023 Twitch ban. His move, alongside creators like xQc, boosted Kick’s rise. Ross thrived on Kick in 2023 but paused streaming in 2024, sparking speculation of a rift with Kick CEO Ed Craven. Those rumors proved false.

In a December 21, 2024, livestream with Craven, Ross affirmed his loyalty to Kick, reversing months of hinted departure. A recent tweet reinforced his commitment, with Ross returning to stream on January 4, 2025, after a 74-day break, joined by creators Cuffem, Shaggy, and Konvy. His decision quashes speculation about moving to other platforms.

Adin Ross Stays with Kick, Teases Major Plans

Ross’ return tweet hinted at “something even bigger” in development, though details remain undisclosed. Fans speculate this ties to his Brand Risk boxing events, a project he aims to grow with Kick’s support. Past legal issues with Misfits Boxing in 2024 raise hopes for smoother future ventures.

Ross’ commitment strengthens Kick and its fans. Co-founder Bijan Tehrani’s ambition to surpass or acquire Twitch seems bold but plausible, given Kick’s upward trajectory fueled by top creators.