Adin Ross

You already see how people are trying to, uh, put him in situations.

They're trying to put him in a, some type of situation with the gambling stuff, right? Him and Adin Ross.

They're trying to charge them, saying that they're promoting to minors and shit like that.

Uh, the list goes on.

Content makers are making more money and get more attention than these rappers.

So what happened is Drake, he evol- evolution, he evolved with the media.

That's why he's friends with Adin Ross, friends with all these other guys, [lip smacks] like academics, and have guys like What's The Dirt, who gives him promo, and they got big platforms.

The more they talk about Drake, no matter what, if people could hate, whatever, blah, blah, blah, he got these guys talking, and they're very influential.

I, I'll honestly say Banks is pretty ahead of the curve when it comes to, like ways to make fucking money online.

He does call shit like that, but like, dude, I was thinking when he came out with that pod with fucking, uh, goddamn Adin, Adin Ross about like you're gonna be able to quit your job and just work in GTA, there's no fucking way, man.

There's no way.

Well, some people will.

Um, the point is, you've mo- moved the goalpost so much, I don't know, m- maybe got hit by the, the, the landslide in Nepal, and, and, and that's what's going on, but you've moved the goalpost significantly.

First, you claim that there was investigations going on into George, Adin Ross, Stake, and Drake.

Then you said that, oh, it was about politics.

Then you said it was about narrative.

Then you said it was about botting streams that was supposed to do with some lawsuits.

Now you're saying that it's about solely Stake.

You've now eliminated anything to do with Drake, George, myself, Adin Ross.

Charlamagne, I think you think we're retarded And unfortunately, I, I, I hate to see my guy really looking like a shell of his former self, but you're, you're up there just not doing it right, brother.

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in Vegas last Saturday, which was fucking wild, and I saw Adin Ross, one of the biggest streamers in the world.

Mm.

I saw all of the Nelk Boys, Kyle, uh, Mike from, uh, Impaulsive.

Steve will do it.

Like, everybody, right? All of the, the biggest guys that would've been around that, that sort of community.

And you look, I mean, Adin Ross, I think he's maybe 20.

20, 21.

Um, I wasn't a streamer or anything.

I was, like, a Twitch watcher, like a Fortnite watcher, and I only watched Clix and Adin Ross.

Those were the only two streamers I watched.

I would, like, donate little, like, $5 messages to him and just, like, troll him, and just, like, say some, like, something mean.

I put your number online.

I put Adin Ross's number online.

Uh, I wanna say I put, nigga, I, I done put a bunch of big celebrities' phone numbers online [laughs] when I get mad at them.

But that's when I was new, uh, coming out the game, you know, coming out the gates and getting into the game, so a nigga don't know what rules to play by.

You wasn't talking like that." But now Julian Newman is on BrandRisk, and let me tell y'all something.

I know I got my reservations about Adin Ross.

He said things about Doshi.

He said things about any and everybody that has something to do with TDE, and I may not like those things that he said, but I'd be damned if I'm not somewhat, somewhat entertained by this BrandRisk shit.

You know how, who I haven't been seeing? And this is random, but I just ...

You know at one point it was like, every day you'll see, like, Adin Ross or something.

Where, where's he at? I don't see him.

I don't even see that [censored].

Oh, Adin Ross disappeared.

Yeah, he probably on one of them, like, restart shit, like where-

A rebrand?