Summary
- Adin Ross plans to host his own Streamer Awards show in 2025 to rival QTCinderella’s event.
- Emiru boycotted the Streamer Awards due to feeling overlooked for certain nominations.
- Ross aims to create a bigger, inclusive awards show experience in his Miami content warehouse.
Kick streamer Adin Ross is set to host his own Streamer Awards event in 2025. Known for his controversial role in the streaming community and having been permanently banned from Twitch in 2023, Ross is looking to establish competition after signing with Kick.
Ross has been motivated to undertake this initiative following successful events he’s hosted recently. This awards show will address gaps perceived in QTCinderella’s recognition of talent and inclusion. Emiru, who chose not to attend QTCinderella’s awards, expressed frustration over her lack of recognition in key categories despite her nominations, stating she was just the “token woman”.
In his vision for the Streamer Awards, Ross emphasizes a more comprehensive approach to representing the streaming community’s diversity. His plans to host the awards show in his Miami content warehouse signal a new direction aimed at attracting a broad audience from all streaming platforms.
