Adin Ross and Kai Cenat beef reportedly settled as they both 'don't want' rivalry

It has been some time since Adin Ross and Kai Cenat made the headlines for an alleged feud brewing between them. 

Once good friends who often livestreamed together, appeared to drift apart after Ross was banned on Twitch indefinitely. However, the dispute is now resolved, with the renowned streamers mending their issues and joining hands yet again. 

The AMP star assured maintaining a cordial relationship with Ross by calling him his "brother" in one of his recent broadcasts.

Adin Ross and Kai Cenat settled their clash

Adin and Kai's recent streams made their fans the happiest. Both notable streamers expressed their opinions on the much-talked-about beef between them and presented the truth to the worldwide audience. 

On July 18, 2025, the AMP member made several revelations and spoke about much-anticipated headlines in a livestream. The 23-year-old streamer openly talked about his association with Adin Ross and his widely discussed online conflict with Félix 'xQc' Lengyel.

While chatting on the stream, Cenat set the facts straight by giving a shout-out to Ross's manager, Taav, according to a report by Dexerto. To dismiss all the alleged altercations with the Kick star, he also spoke about Adin and called him his "brother." As per his confessions in the broadcast, things are great between the two streamers. 

Adin Ross, too, cleared things up during his July 19 livestream. Disclosing that "there is no bad blood between" him and Kai, he also chatted about having a phone call with his fellow streamer. 

X (formerly Twitter) user AdinUpdate (@AdinUpdate) shared a small snippet of the July 19 broadcast where Ross addressed the beef with Kai and revealed the actual truth. The fan page dropped the much-awaited disclosure on the platform with the sensational caption reading, 

"Adin Ross revealed he had a private phone call with Kai Cenat and says there’s zero beef at all and they’ll always have respect for one another"

Adin Ross revealed he had a private phone call with Kai Cenat and says there’s zero beef at all and they’ll always have respect for one another pic.twitter.com/nM0eGpFFEz

— AdinUpdate (@AdinUpdate) July 19, 2025

Discussing why he went live and interacted with his viewers, Ross explained, 

"Obviously, I have to talk about a lot of stuff. And you guys are wondering why I went live. I'm sick and I had to call Kai. Me and Kai spoke on the phone."

Opening up about their chit chat and addressing the ongoing claims of their rift, Ross further added while streaming, 

"Kai and I had a great conversation. Just in general about a lot of stuff. It's not Adin vs Kai. We don't want that. We both came from a beautiful beautiful industry streaming game."

The Kick co-owner also took this moment to share his views on receiving both love and hatred on social media. He addressed the rumors, clarifying,

"Whether you like me whether you hate me... whether you like Kai or you hate Kai, there is no bad blood between us. It's very mutual respect him and I have. And that's where it stands."

Having a beef with co-streamers is quite the norm these days. Looking back at past instances and how creators reacted to such moments, Ross also suggested a simple solution to resolve any drama instead of discussing the anecdotes on social media platforms. He noted,

"Even through we have disagreements, we should really all, streamers in general, f*ck going online back and forth. It should just be a phone call. You know what I mean."

Twitch banned Adin Ross on February 25, 2023, for hateful conduct. It was his eighth ban, prompting the platform to submit a permanent suspension. After almost two years off Twitch, it lifted the ban on March 29, 2025. After the removal of his suspension, his account was reinstated. Within hours, his follower count surged quite noticeably. 

Before Adin was completely shunned from streaming on the platform, he often streamed and interacted with the live audience along with Kai, as Dexerto reported. Their friendship and mutual bond were visibly represented in the way they adored and supported each other on the online platform. 

However, the equation between them seemed to take a turn after Ross' permanent ban on Twitch. Though Kai promised to assist Adin in lifting the ban as soon as possible, people could speculate that the streamers were falling out. The alleged rumors sparked further conversations after the suspended streamer spoke about creators who "abandoned" him during his dire time. Netizens took no time to connect the dots and indicate the message as a probable dig at Cenat.

Amid the intense tensions spiraling from his ban on Twitch, Ross cracked a deal with Kick and shifted to the platform for his streams. However, that association did not last much longer. Last year in November, Dexerto confirmed that Kick CEO Eddie Craven unfollowed the streamer on social media, further cementing the gossip of an alleged dispute between Ross and Kick. However, xQc came in between the conversation and addressed the truth. He reportedly disagreed with the rumors.

However, this was not the end of a much longer drama. Quite unexpectedly, Adin posted on X, stating that he would 

"still stream with Jon buttttt whereeeeeee"

Again, on November 14, he sparked conversation after posting on X that he had no idea about "when or where" he would be streaming next. However, he expressed optimism, hoping that it would be "sooner rather than later."

At a time when netizens were baffled, wandering about the actual truth between Kick and Ross, Cenat jumped in between to help Adin get back his Twitch account for one last time. He stated in one of his streams, 

"Chat, I'ma try one more time to get him unbanned. I'ma try one last time, bro, on Twitch."

Finally, he was unbanned in March this year.