Ye Cancels Adin Ross Stream Over ‘Disrespectful’ Texts

Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, has called off a planned livestream with popular Twitch streamer Adin Ross due to a misunderstanding over text messages. The news has been making waves on social media, where fans are buzzing about the clash between the two.

Here’s what happened: Ye reportedly felt that Adin Ross’ texts came across as “condescending.” Posts on social media suggest that Ross addressed Ye as “sir” multiple times, which Ye took as disrespectful or patronizing. In response, Ye is said to have shared the texts publicly and decided to cancel the stream. This comes on the heels of another recent cancellation, as streamer Kai Cenat also backed out of a planned collaboration with Ye, fueling even more online chatter.

Adin Ross, known for his bold and sometimes controversial streaming style, didn’t hold back after the cancellation. According to posts on social media, Ross reacted by saying, “Yea ggs. Drake better,” seemingly taking a jab at Ye while referencing his rival, Drake. The exchange has sparked a mix of laughs and debates online, with some fans finding the situation hilarious and others discussing the importance of respect and clear communication in celebrity-influencer collaborations.

This incident highlights the growing connection between traditional stars like Ye and the world of online streaming, where personalities like Ross have built huge audiences. However, it also shows how easily things can go wrong when communication happens through short, often unclear text messages.

As of now, neither Ye nor Ross has made any official statements about the situation, so much of the discussion is based on social media speculation. It’s unclear whether the two might patch things up or if the stream could happen at a later date.