Kick streamer Adin Ross claimed in a recent Kick broadcast that he "would absolutely destroy" Twitch streamer Hasan "HasanAbi" if the two were to ever get into a physical altercation.

Streaming platform Kick is the subject of judiciary investigation after a streamer who underwent extreme abuse dies during a streaming marathon.

Adin Ross reacts with shock as Drake deletes his Kick channel after reported fallout with platform co-owner Ed Craven.

Hip-hop artist Drake has seemingly cut ties with Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, founders of the online casino Stake, which financially backs Kick, a prominent streaming service.

The popular YouTuber joined forces with Ross to appear on his Kick stream with xQc on Thursday as part of a fundraising campaign for TeamWater. The objective is to not end the stream until they have raised $5 million. As of this writing, they have surpassed $3 million.

According to wingg.com, on August 17, Drake appeared on the chat of Trainwrecks. The rapper then reportedly began expressing his anger towards the two other co-owners of the platform, particularly Ed Craven. Drizzy happened to call Ed a "snake" while extending support to Trainwrecks.

"We can't stop streaming until we break the world record of raising the most amount of money for charity," the "Beast Games" host says on Kick.

Drake’s Kick channel has disappeared from the platform, leading some fans to believe that he has deleted it following his beef with CEO Ed Craven.

Although renowned streamer Adin Ross is currently the second most-followed streamer on Kick with 1.4 million followers, recent posts have raised questions about his future on the platform.

While the first Kick stream for MrBeast saw records broken and millions raised, it also saw him and Adin Ross discuss security

MrBeast teamed up with Adin Ross and xQc and hosted a marathon livestream on Kick that ran for more than 15 hours.