Tensions are high at the moment (pic: Metro.co.uk)

Twitch streamers HasanAbi and Mizkif are not welcome on Kick, according to the platform’s newly revealed part-owner and poster child Adin Ross.

After Twitch faced backlash from its creators over its new branded content guidelines, rival platform Kick saw a golden opportunity to persuade more streamers to switch sides. 

Big name streamers like Amouranth, Asmongold, and xQc have not dismissed the idea of joining Kick; on the contrary, they have shown interest; along with Alinity, who seems eager to ditch Twitch after being banned for twerking (again). 

In a scathing Kick stream, Adin Ross not only dissed Twitch but also revealed that several streamers are sliding into his DMs, hoping to join Kick – but two aren’t welcome. 

The streamers in question are none other than Mizkif and HasanAbi, whom Ross mentioned by name in his recent broadcast. 

He didn’t provide any specific reason for blacklisting them, except for the fact that both him and BruceDropEmOff have no interest in having Mizkif associated with Kick. 

As for HasanAbi, it’s no shocker that he wasn’t extended an invitation, considering they never appeared to be on good terms. 

‘If I told you how many streamers are in my DMs wanting to come to Kick, you guys would be like ‘what the f***’. It’s everybody, every streamer,’ Ross boasted. 

The clip wraps up with Ross saying that he’s cool with Pokimane joining Kick, as she never directly ‘said some s***’ to him. 

In a tweet posted on his alternative Twitter account, Ross also labelled many creators as ‘fakes and snakes’ for wanting to start streaming on Kick now, despite ‘backstabbing’ him in the past. 

However, he sarcastically invited them to do so, as he revealed that he’s now a part-owner of Kick, therefore he would be happy to ‘own them’. 

So far, there has been no response from HasanAbi or Mizkif regarding Ross’s remarks and it’s unclear whether they actually have any interest in signing up to Kick. 

In fact, Mizkif recently joined the ranks of another Twitch competitor, Rumble, although his experience there doesn’t seem to be going very smoothly. 

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Twitch streamers HasanAbi and Mizkif are not welcome on Kick, according to the platform’s newly revealed part-owner and poster child Adin Ross.