Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, a popular Twitch personality, has shared his views on fellow streamer Adin Ross, disapproving some of Ross' recent actions. Despite beginning his career on Twitch as a streamer for the video game NBA 2K, Ross has recently been at the center of several controversies, causing a stir among viewers.
xQc has expressed confusion over the recent backlash that Ross has received, despite his reservations about the streamer's conduct. It remains to be seen whether Ross will take steps to address his behavior and improve his standing among the Twitch community.
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Controversies surrounding Adin Ross
Adin Ross, who previously streamed on Twitch and now broadcasts on Kick, sparked outrage by encouraging viewers to engage in dangerous actions in exchange for money, making false copyright claims against other streamers, and making derogatory comments about the transgender community by stating his preferred pronouns as "kill/them". In response to this, Kick criticized Ross for his behavior, prompting him to apologize for his actions.
Recently, Adin found himself embroiled in yet another controversy after he attacked the OnlyFans model and Twitch streamer known as Hardly Alex. This incident was brought to the attention of xQc, who has previously spoken out about some of Adin's problematic behavior.
'I don't give a f**k, no one is canceling me'
On May 4, Canadian Twitch streamer xQc addressed Adin Ross's recent behavior in a Twitch chat with fans. Although he admitted to not liking some of Adin's actions, he also questioned why some fans turned on him after a recent interaction with a female Twitch streamer.
"I don't like some of Adin's recent behavior, but something that really took me back is that one grill, spamming all his replies every day full of dog*hit trash. Everyone thinks it's fine and funny. One day he calls her a fat b*tch, and everyone turns on him," xQc said in his offline chat. "How does that make sense? I’m not condoning any of that, per say, but the nature of that interaction is f**king dog*hit."
The streamer mentioned that he doesn't want that kind of interaction with his fans, even though they come after him during streams. "I don't give a f**k, no one is canceling me. I don't give a f**k about public backlash lol, I care about my chat and community, my daily life. I don't want that sort of exchange be our daily commute u know?" he said. However, he did not elaborate any further on the matter and quickly moved on before ending his chat with fans.
