Adin Ross Fans Go to Extremes: Car Plunged Into Lake for Cash

A group of kids got into trouble with the police after accidentally driving their car into a lake during a livestream hosted by former Twitch streamer Adin Ross. During the stream, Ross gave fans crazy challenges in exchange for cash rewards, but things went awry when some kids took it too far and ended up in a dangerous situation.

Adin Ross started live-streaming on Twitch in 2018, building a strong fanbase with his focus on gaming, particularly NBA 2K. Over time, he expanded his content to include a variety of topics, becoming one of the most successful live-streamers in the world and earning millions on platforms like Twitch and Kick.

Adin Ross Fans Drive Car Into Lake

A group of boys from Canada, fans of popular streamer Adin Ross, made headlines during a livestream by driving their car into a lake. The stunt, which was promised a sum of money, went to the extreme. Despite understanding the risks involved, the boys claimed their actions were "satirical." The viral clips from the livestream, shared on social media platforms like Twitter, captured the moment the group plunged their car into the water and the subsequent involvement of law enforcement.

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The police quickly arrived at the scene, and the video shows one of the boys talking to an officer. Luckily, all the kids involved in the stunt seemed to have come out of it without any serious injuries. It is unclear whether the group received any payment from Ross for the stunt. Adin Ross has been no stranger to controversy, having been banned from Twitch a total of eight times. His most recent ban in February 2023 was due to "hateful conduct" after he revealed racist and antisemitic messages in his Kick chat. This ban was permanent, leading Ross to switch to the popular Twitch alternative, Kick. Nonetheless, Ross remains hopeful that Twitch might lift the ban in the near future.

xQc and Adin Ross together - Kick prides itself on being less strict than its competitors like Twitch, stating that the platform allows creators to "express themselves freely and produce outstanding content suitable for a mature audience

Kick sets itself apart from competitors like Twitch by priding itself on being more relaxed. The platform encourages creators to freely express themselves and create top-notch content tailored for mature audiences. The company is firm on addressing inappropriate behavior and makes it clear that free speech does not give anyone a pass for spreading hate. Thanks to Kick, Adin Ross has built a strong community, with an impressive average viewership of over 60,000, as reported by Stream Charts.

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