Streaming sensation Adin Ross stirs the pot with a Kim Jong Un interview announcement.

Ross, an internet streamer who's always curious about controversies, has set the internet abuzz once again. This time, he's making headlines by announcing an exclusive interview with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, scheduled for Wednesday evening, Sept. 20.

Adin Ross Shocks Fans with Upcoming High-Profile Interview

Adin Ross is no stranger to controversy. His past collaborations with Andrew Tate and a string of Twitch bans for various offenses have cemented his reputation as a polarizing figure in the streaming world. Now, he's upping the ante with the claim of an interview with one of the world's most enigmatic leaders.

According to Indy100, Ross dropped the bombshell announcement in his recent stream saying, "I'm getting it in today's stream. I have to address this s*** now." He then revealed that Kim Jong Un is confirmed for a live stream at 7:30 PM Miami time.

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What Topics Will Ross Ask to Kim?

After the explosive announcement, Ross even shared some topics that he might ask the North Korean leader. From foreign politics to LGBT issues, the streamer is set to interrogate Kim with a variety of questions.

Some of them include Kim's thoughts on LGBT rights, the possibility of returning stolen cryptocurrency, his reaction to Andrew Tate, and the prospect of visiting North Korea.

Adding to the intrigue, Ross claimed that the US government had contacted his legal team, warning of potential consequences for conducting the interview.

Is It Real or a Prank?

As of now, the authenticity of this interview remains uncertain. Ross has even created promotional posters to hype up "The Interview." If this is supposed to be a real interview, viewers can hang out on his stream as early as 7 PM EST.

Who is Adin Ross By the Way?

Ross began his streaming career on YouTube by showcasing content about NBA 2K and Grand Theft Auto. As his channel grew, he migrated to Twitch to reach more viewers.

However, Ross has faced multiple bans on Twitch, including one related to a gambling stream. He has since migrated to Kick, Twitch's competitor, known for its less stringent rules.

Ross has courted controversy on Kick, even reportedly streaming the Super Bowl, engaging in controversial conversations, and exploring adult content.

Interestingly, some fans leave their reactions to Ross' announcement. Others won't believe it while some people think that what he's saying is true.

Kim Jong Un just pulled up to Adin's chat to say "see you tomorrow" 😭 pic.twitter.com/j3z8ZdGtEZ

— ryan 🤿 (@scubaryan_) September 20, 2023

 
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