Adin Ross referred to certain members of his X community as “unhinged weirdos”after they made the decision to insult Sketch.
The discussion between the controversial Kick streamer and xQc turned to Ross’ mods and community on X (formerly Twitter) while reacting to a clip of xQc.
The subject was mentioned when a moderator of ‘Adin Loyals’ tweeted offensive remarks directed at Sketch after their leaked content surfaced in early July.
Immediately, xQc leaped to Ross’ defense and asserted that the Kick streamer did not have authority over the content shared by his community online. Ross concurred, reaffirming his lack of influence over the group.
According to xQc, he became frustrated with Adin Loyals and eventually gave up on it. He also felt that the organization no longer accurately represented Ross’ views, as it had become a self-sailing ship.
After pausing the clip, Ross concurred by saying, “It’s basically 100,000 deranged individuals in that f***ing community.”
Despite acknowledging that some members of the Adin Loyals community may be “super f***ing cool”, Ross emphasized that he had no control over anyone within the community.
After completing the clip, xQc continued by stating that “Adin Loyals is a representation of Adin Loyals, not just Adin himself.”He emphasized that this was particularly evident now, as Ross had recently attempted to distance himself from the community and nearly shut it down. In response, Ross publicly expressed his gratitude for xQc’s support.
Ross exclaimed, “I truly appreciate [xQc]’s constant defense, man. I swear, he’s a total W. I love [xQc] without a doubt.”
Despite this, there were viewers who held a different perspective and believed that the community accurately reflected Ross’ content. A particular commenter highlighted the presence of offensive language, noting that Ross had aggressively confronted Destiny for her bisexuality.
Furthermore, one viewer noted that during Ross’ statement about his community not wishing any harm upon Sketch, the chat was flooded with comments from viewers expressing the opposite sentiment, saying, “I do.”
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