Adin Ross received an unexpected turn of events when he was expelled from Dave & Buster’s. Nevertheless, utilizing his connections, he managed to gain re-entry into the venue.
The incident occurred while Adin Ross was live streaming to his 1.4 million followers on Kick on Sunday, September 28. He found himself ejected from the popular family-friendly sports bar and arcade, Dave & Buster’s.
Although he had previously rented the venue on multiple occasions, this time, the on-site manager refused him entry after Ross and his team began filming inside.
“Wait, if we get permission from Dave & Buster’s, are we good?” Ross inquired of the manager who had just kicked him out.
“Yeah, but you’re not going to get permission on a Sunday because nobody is here,” responded the manager.
“We’re not making it complicated, guys. It’s not that serious,” joked a security guard from Dave & Buster’s.
Adin Ross got kicked out of Dave & Buster’s by the manager for filming, so he made one call to the owners and got back in 💀 pic.twitter.com/DB0bYzcZ9S
— Adin Updates (@AdinUpdatess) September 30, 2024
Despite some of his crew signaling him to exit, the streamer opted to make a phone call to resolve the situation and return inside to continue filming.
“Should we just leave?” Ross questioned during a quick call. “No, what the f*ck? To then get it cleared, you’re just going to look like an idiot,” the individual on the other line replied.
Adin called his connections, who facilitated communication with higher-level management at Dave & Buster’s.
“It’ll take two to three more minutes. Just gotta call corporate; corporate had to call another corporate,” the caller relayed to the popular streamer.
Ross decided to hang tight and eventually walked back into Dave & Buster’s alongside a different manager, who expressed admiration and a desire to foster their business relationship.
“I apologize… I didn’t know that they kicked you out. We love you; we want to do business,” they told Ross.
This isn’t the first time recently that Ross has faced expulsion. During a live stream on September 26, he addressed rumors that he was banned from Los Angeles after showing support for Drake amid his rap feud with Kendrick Lamar.
“I’m not banned from L.A.,” Adin asserted. “I wish somebody would. Swear to God, I’m gonna go to L.A., nobody’s gonna do sh*t to me. I promise you, bro.”
He later apologized to anyone he might have offended during the stream, but made it clear that if he visited Los Angeles, he would have his security team at the ready.
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