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Adin Ross accuses Kamala Harris of paying rappers for endorsements

The streamer accuses Kamala Harris of paying rappers for support ahead of his upcoming livestream with Donald Trump.

Pop Culture & Art August 03, 2024

Adin Ross, a popular internet personality and streamer, recently criticised Kamala Harris, calling her "the worst presidential candidate ever to run."

During a livestream on the platform Kick, Ross stated, “If you guys are gonna trap yourself to be working this matrix 9 to 5 forever… vote Kamala. If you want to be entrepreneurs… then you have to vote Trump.”

Ross further accused Harris of trying to buy endorsements from celebrities to boost her campaign. He referenced rapper Snot, who revealed on X (formerly Twitter) that Harris had sent him a direct message seeking his support. Ross said, “I have so much love and respect for Quavo as an artist. I really wish I didn't see what Quavo did. You know, Kamala Harris is DMing rappers. She DMs Snot, Snot posted on Twitter, which I respect Snot for doing.”

Expressing disappointment, Ross added, “She’s trying to endorse rappers to come and do it. Megan Thee Stallion and Quavo, they probably took a bag to go to the conference and stuff. It's sad, bro. It's really, really sad. You know, I wish they didn't do that.”

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: The number 1 Kick Streamer Adin Ross exposed Kamala Harris for paying rappers and other celebrities to come on stage and endorse her. The rapper Snot actually exposed how Kamala Harris sent him a dm on X for support yesterday.

Adin Ross: “I have so much love… pic.twitter.com/xeh09rGKoA
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In addition to his criticism of Harris, Adin Ross announced an upcoming interview with former President Donald Trump as part of the 2024 election campaign. This interview, set for Monday, 5 August 2024, will mark Trump's first appearance on Ross's channel.

Ross shared the news during a livestream, saying, “This is gonna be one of the biggest streams ever. I bet $100,000 with the Kick CEO that we will surpass 600,000 concurrent viewers. I believe in this, and I know you guys do too.”