Adin Ross Admits To Using N-Word During Viral Livestream

Adin Ross drew widespread criticism over the weekend after admitting that he uses the N-word—remarks he delivered plainly and without hesitation, immediately triggering backlash across social media. During a Friday (Nov. 28) livestream, Ross revealed that he uses the N-word when listening to Hip-Hop. “I’m not going to lie to you guys. I’m not fake,” the 25-year-old told his viewers. “Whenever I listen to rap music… there’s times where I say it. But me not saying it on stream, like, I have rapped songs before saying the word. I’m not a pu**y, and I’ll tell you guys that. He went on to argue that the behavior is far more common among creators than publicly acknowledged.“Allegedly, I believe that every single streamer f**king says it,” he said of his contemporaries. He also argued that anyone claiming otherwise is full of f**king bullsh*t. Critics argued that his latest statements not only normalized harmful language but also attempted to shift blame to other streamers without evidence. The uproar also resurfaced an earlier incident from this year, when popular streamer Kai Cenat disclosed that Ross’s manager, Taav, had called him the N-word. Cenat said that episode was the catalyst for severing ties with Ross altogether, noting that it reflected a broader pattern of behavior that has placed Ross at the center of multiple public disputes. Together, Ross’s recent remarks and past controversies have renewed conversations about accountability, racial sensitivity, and the responsibilities of high-profile online personalities

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