Adin Ross isn’t one to shy away from a bold move, but his most recent move might just be his most daring and most viral yet. The streaming king announced over the weekend that he will host hip-hop mogul Diddy on his livestream once the courts, the jealous thot, or whoever is responsible for his incarceration lets him go. “Yo, if Diddy gets out, I’m having him on the stream, no cap,” Ross announced, posting a clip of Diddy delivering a previous graduation speech. The moment quickly went viral, igniting debate among fans and followers of both Ross and the embattled mogul.
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Ross, who has made a name for himself hosting culturally combustible livestreams alongside the likes of Drake, Charleston White, Sexyy Red, and Chris Brown, stood by his assertion. “Ya’ll can’t tell me it wouldn’t go crazy,” he added. “Bigger than Carti, bigger than Trump, it would be the biggest.” And that, from a streamer who has already amassed a digital empire on the back of viral content, is saying something. But behind the slice of entertainment, Ross was also delivering a pointed defense of the idea. “Let me tell you why … Innocent until proven guilty,” he said, highlighting the importance of due process in a time when public sentiment can often outrun the law.
The announcement was met with polarized reactions on social media immediately. Some fans expressed concern about platforming Diddy given the ongoing allegations, while some supported Ross’s take. Another fan offered the gist: “If yall mad at adin Y’all should really be more upset at the legal system.” Regardless of whether the live stream goes down, Adin Ross remains at the heart of internet culture once again. And should Diddy get out, Ross could present us with one of the most newsworthy livestreams in digital history.
