Fans are urging B LOU to join Kick after he receives an indefinite ban from Twitch for playing Adin Ross’ clip. B LOU, a popular Twitch streamer with a large following of over 500,000, has recently announced that he has been banned from the Amazon-owned platform. This has led fans to encourage him to move to Kick and pursue full-time streaming there.
Adin Ross recently conducted a controversial stream featuring rapper and singer-songwriter Playboi Carti. Collaborating with Carti is a rare occurrence as he is known for being extremely private and has not given an interview in the past six years. To make the stream happen, Adin Ross offered a significant sum of over $2 million and a Ferrari.
This announcement caused a stir, with many streamers, including Kai Cenat, expressing their shock at Playboi Carti’s appearance on Adin Ross’ stream. B LOU played a clip of Kai Cenat’s reaction on his own stream, which is believed to have contributed to his ban.
B LOU recently shared a screenshot of an email from Twitch on his X account, revealing that his Twitch account has been indefinitely suspended. The reason provided for the ban was “aiding account suspension evasion,” specifically by watching a suspended person’s content on stream for an extended period of time.
Twitch’s account evasion policies are in place to prevent banned individuals from streaming their content on the platform using a different account. As fans are aware, Adin Ross himself was previously banned from Twitch, and according to the platform’s rules, his content cannot be played by anyone on Twitch.
B LOU’s act of playing Adin Ross’ video on his stream violated this rule, resulting in his indefinite suspension. Many fans have responded to B LOU’s tweet, urging him to leave Twitch and transition to the Kick streaming platform.
This incident highlights Twitch’s double standards, as Kai Cenat, who initially reacted to Adin Ross’ stream, faced no consequences. Therefore, B LOU has every right to be frustrated with Twitch and may indeed make the switch to Kick.