Adin Ross has lashed out at Activision after getting banned from Call of Duty for his skins, claiming he was labeled a “brand risk.”
While streaming on Kick on May 10, the controversial internet personalitycalled out Call of Duty for banning himafter having played the game “for years.”
According to Ross, Activision was banning players “who give a f*** about what people say,” calling the developer’s decision “crazy.”
“Call of Duty, you guys are known for having game chats that are toxic,” Ross said, going on to state he would not “chill the f*** out.”
Adin Ross Calls Out Activision For Banning Nick Mercs & Himself. Adin Has Got A New Account To Ban Evade 🤣pic.twitter.com/A7KFn3RgEg
Ross went on to mention Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff, stating the two streamers had been banned and called “brand risks” by Activision; “That makes no f****** sense! I don’t care! That’s weird as f***.”
He then compared himself to a meme from Spongebob, using the unusual analogy to describe how he felt about the ban.
“Like bro, come the f*** on, bro! I literally felt like that Squidward meme of SpongeBob and Patrick playing,” Ross said.
Nonetheless, Ross has made it clear he doesn’t plan on letting the ban prevent him from playing, revealing he was evading the ban by using a friend’s account.
“I did get banned from my account for skins. And guess what? On god, I don’t care,” he insisted. “I’m going to say it. I got a new account and I have skins, camos. I don’t care. It’s my boy’s account, using it.”
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Hitting back at viewer’s reaction to the news, Ross warned that fans would not be able to report his new account; “Don’t laugh, don’t drag it. I’m playing it today… No, you’re not going to report me because you’re not even going to find my name.”
He explained his friend had logged into the account using Ross’ PC, describing it as a “hand-grinded account.” While his new name remains unknown, it looks like Ross will continue to appear onCall of Duty servers.
Meera Jacka was a Senior Writer on Dexerto’s Australia team, specializing in Entertainment and trending content. She is a writing graduate and her expert coverage areas include Twitch, Kick, TikTok, YouTube, and viral news stories.
