Cuffem says NBA YoungBoy is unable to tell real fans from fake ones after he was unable to meet the rapper despite livestreaming at his concert

Twitch streamer Cuffem took to X on September 21 and reacted to not being able to meet NBA YoungBoy, despite livestreaming at the latter's concert. In the tweet the streamer claimed that the rapper was unable to differentiate between real and fake fans. He even claimed that he has been with YoungBoy since the year 2016.

In the tweet, Cuffem wrote,

"My Goat. I understand you don't know who's real or fake just know I been with you since 2016 on audiomack. I'm not mad at all so many people coming out of no where to show fake love cus he on top now so I understand. Keep going top first show of many on god needed more songs."

The tweet garnered more than 66.5K views as well as over 3.4K likes since the time it was uploaded on social media. Meanwhile, many netizens shared their reactions under Cuffem's tweet, with some even praising his stream. Shortly before Cuffem opened up about being unable to meet NBA YoungBoy, Adin Ross wrote the same in a tweet.

On October 21, Ross took to X and wrote that he was "bummed out" after learning that Cuffem couldn't meet YoungBoy. Ross, however, did not only criticize YoungBoy's team. According to Adin Ross, the team had shown "nothing but love and great hospitality." The tweet by Ross read,

"I'm glad cuffem got to feel the love too , him being a true yb fan. I was obviously bummed out for cuffem not seeing him, but one day when the time is right it'll happen..."

Adin Ross' tweet garnered more than 100K views and over 3.7K likes since it was posted on the platform.

Adin Ross and his crew were not allowed to enter NBA YoungBoy's concert in Miami

NBA YoungBoy is currently in the middle of his ongoing Make America Slime Again Tour that kickstarted on September 1, 2025. On October 13, YoungBoy performed in Miami, and this was where Adin Ross, along with his team, was stopped from entering. Later Ross took to X and reportedly took accountability for whatever happened at the venue.

The streaming that Ross was reportedly doing with Cuffem ended when the issues started at the entry gate of the concert. In the tweet, captured by No Jumper, the streamer wrote,

"I asked for all my ppl it got approved. We show up waiting outside, and security got in it with my ppl. If coming too deep was an issue I would've 100% respected that. I'm sorry to you guys and to cuffem yall can be on my a**."

As of now, no further details about the situation had been revealed about either Adin Ross or Cuffem. Meanwhile, NBA YoungBoy too has not reacted to the situation as well as to Cuffem talking about the rapper not recognizing real fans.

According to HotNewHipHop, the ongoing tour of NBA YoungBoy has proven to be quite a success after it already grossed more than a massive $21 million. The tour will conclude with the final show in Seattle on November 12, 2025.