Adin Ross breaches Kick’s terms again with explicit content on stream

Adin Ross, known for his controversial behavior, has once again found himself in trouble on the streaming platform Kick. Since his permanent ban on Twitch, he moved to Kick, where he has been under scrutiny for various issues, including transphobic comments, encouraging harmful actions, and making questionable requests to fans.

Kick’s CEO has even admitted in an interview that Ross is a “brand risk” to the platform due to his behavior. Recently, Ross violated Kick’s terms of service by streaming sexual content on the platform for the second time.

Adin Ross Livestream on Kick

During a regular variety stream on August 1, Ross decided to visit a website called Monkey.app while live on stream.

Monkey.app functions similarly to Omegle, allowing users to video chat with random strangers. However, due to the anonymity and randomness, there is always a risk of encountering individuals engaging in explicit or inappropriate acts on camera.

Unfortunately, Ross came across such explicit content during his stream on Monkey.app.

Despite accidentally showing sexual content in a previous incident, he chose to stay on the platform. Shortly after, it happened again, resulting in multiple violations of Kick’s terms of service in a single broadcast.

Kick’s terms explicitly state that streamers must refrain from engaging in explicit content, including nudity or sexually suggestive content.

Despite clips of the incidents circulating among his viewers, Ross has not faced suspension for the sexually explicit content on his stream, and some of the offending incidents still remain on his channel.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, Adin Ross has once again pushed the boundaries on Kick, violating their terms of service by streaming sexual content on the platform. It remains to be seen how Kick will respond to these violations and what actions, if any, will be taken against Ross.