What is the financial status of Adin Ross? The popular livestreamer boasts a net worth of $16 million. He gained fame through his live streams of video games like NBA 2K20 and Grand Theft Auto V. Originally starting on Twitch, he made a permanent switch to the competing platform Kick in early 2023 after receiving an alleged ban from Twitch due to hateful behavior, including homophobic remarks. Throughout his career, Ross has partnered with various other streamers such as Andrew Tate and Kai Cenat, as well as musicians like Lil Yachty and Sheck Wes.
Background and Education
Adin Ross was born on October 11, 2000, in Boca Raton, Florida, to Jewish parents and has a sister named Naomi. After a short stint in New York City, he moved to Three Rivers, California. He attended Woodlake Union High School where he cultivated his interest in streaming; notably, he chose to skip prom to focus on his Twitch career. However, his childhood had its darker moments—at the age of 12, he was stabbed by a mentally ill relative but recovered after receiving nine stitches.
Streaming Career
Ross first attracted significant attention on Twitch while playing NBA 2K20 alongside Bronny James, LeBron James’s son. He also engaged in wager matches with fellow streamers and YouTubers while playing Grand Theft Auto V with rapper Tee Grizzley. His popularity surged when LeBron James called him during one of his streams and shared it on Twitter. Shortly thereafter, Ross initiated the trending hashtag #make2kfunagain after criticizing the latest installment of the game series NBA 2K21. His channel saw further growth when he began hosting e-dating streams via Discord.
In early 2021, Ross left his home to join other streamers known collectively as Clout Gang 2.0 alongside figures like FaZe Banks and RiceGum. However, shortly thereafter his Twitch channel experienced bot attacks. By late 2022, Ross declared a shift in both lifestyle and content direction; moving away from what he termed “female-oriented” content towards more explicit discussions about topics like masturbation and pornography—this change led to multiple bans from Twitch for alleged hate speech.
After facing an eighth ban from Twitch in early 2023 due to these controversies, Ross announced that he would transition to Kick for its more lenient policies regarding content moderation and revenue sharing with creators. Nevertheless, controversy followed him there as well when he streamed Super Bowl LVII—a potential infringement under copyright law.
Twitch Earnings
In March 2022—just before leaving Twitch—Adin inadvertently disclosed that he was earning approximately $1 million weekly from sponsorships through an accidental link reveal which indicated payments of around 335 Ethereum weekly at that time value; this translated into roughly $4 million monthly during his peak earnings period on the platform.
Collaborations
Throughout his streaming journey, Adin Ross has worked with numerous prominent figures including Kai Cenat and Logan Paul among others. One notable collaboration is with Andrew Tate whom Ross regards as a mentor; however, following Tate’s arrest for alleged human trafficking in late 2022—a visit request by Ross was denied by Romanian authorities despite being one of five authorized visitors.
Ross frequently features various rappers during livestreams such as Lil Yachty and Blueface among others.
Charitable Contributions
Adin has allocated portions of his earnings towards charitable endeavors; for instance, donating ten percent of revenue towards LGBTQ organizations in 2021 followed by a $10k donation to fellow streamer Tony Winchester who was diagnosed with brain cancer shortly thereafter.
Personal Life & Real Estate Ventures
Currently dating fellow streamer Corinna Kopf—a hot tub stream they hosted together became viral back in 2021—Ross purchased a mansion for $5 million located within Hollywood Hills back in May 2022 but listed it for sale at $5.5 million just ten months later before reducing it again down to nearly $5 million prior accepting an offer by July due reportedly stemming from frequent instances involving swatting incidents at this residence.
