Adin Ross hits back after video ‘shows him making shocking racial slurs on Kick livestream’

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CONTROVERSIAL influencer Adin Ross has strongly denied allegations that he used a racial slur during a live stream.

The streamer, 22, was accused of making the remark during a show with porn star Autumn Renae earlier this week.

Adin Ross has denied claims he made a racist remarkCredit: YouTube/Adin LiveThe influencer was slammed following a life stream earlier this weekCredit: Instagram

Renae told Ross, Take a walk, before he uttered the racist remark, as Dexerto reports.

In the Kick stream, Ross, who is permanently banned from Twitch, was accused of saying, N****, I got you. I got you.

He then described his outfit to the adult content creator, saying, You know, I just wear cool, cool shit. Just you know, just cool shit.

The influencer vehemently denied allegations that he said a racial slur.

He told viewers: Bro I swear to God I didn’t say it, bro.

Ross has repeatedly denied allegations that he said the racist remark.

He said: Have I said this in the past? Yes. Have I openly admitted that I’ve said it in the past? Yes, did I say it here? No.

The US Sun approached Ross for comment.

Ross, who has been making videos on YouTube since 2014, is no stranger to controversy after achieving huge success on Twitch in 2019.

He attracted a large following when he played NBA 2K20 with Bronny James, the eldest child of NBA star LeBron James.

In February, a clip of one of Adins’ friends using a racial slur in a stream went viral on Twitter and the streamer was quick to respond.

The clip showed Adin FaceTiming his friend as the other person made the comment.

The friend said: F**k Twitch they really are here on Super Bowl Sunday, before they allegedly used a slur.

Another Twitch streamer, Zahir, shared the clip with a screenshot appearing to be a DM from Ross.

It wasn’t the first time Ross had found himself in hot water.

In April 2021, he was banned from Twitch after he was allegedly overheard using a homophobic slur.

Ross vehemently defended himself and told Twitch staff he didn’t say the insult, saying he answered a phone call from another YouTuber who said the offensive term.

He was unbanned a few days later.

Ross pictured holding dollar bills alongside his sister NaomiCredit: Instagram/naomzies

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