Kick streamer Adin Ross has stated that his old X Community, AR Loyals, were the ones who leaked Kylie "Sketch's" past as an LGBTQ+ adult content creator. For context, Sketch made headlines in July 2024 when details about his past went viral on social media. The Houston, Texas native eventually addressed the issue, confessing that he had sexual relations with a man a few years prior.
During a livestream on July 1, 2025, Adin Ross discussed his online community and claimed that he was unaware of their actions regarding Sketch. Wondering how netizens were able to find information about the YouTuber, the 24-year-old said:
"I didn't even f**king know this. I think Konvy told me. You guys remember, like, yeah, I f**king love him, he's such an amazing human being. But, like, the whole Sketch thing when that happened, it was my old comm that did that.
"I'm like, 'How the f**k did you guys find that?' So, once I found out that you guys could really get your hands on literally anything, it's kinda like, scary. Right? It's kinda, like, really, really, really scary."
Adin Ross says he "would've never deleted" his controversial X Community if his Twitch unban wasn't dependent on it
During the same livestream, Adin Ross stated that if his Twitch unban did not require him to delete his contentious X Community, he "would've never" deleted it. While claiming that other streamer communities are "just as toxic, if not worse" than his own, the Florida-born personality said:
"I'll just speak open now because it's already been done. I would've never deleted my community if it wasn't for getting unbanned. I'm just going to be real with everyone, there's not point for me to, if Twitch said, 'F**k you, Kick rocks,' I would've tapped in. Y'all know that. So, it doesn't make sense, that was kinda my way to get it back, then I got it back, and then other communities are just as toxic, if not worse."
Ross then explained why he believed the situation "sucked," claiming he had "no choice" but to delete his online community:
"So, that's kinda what sucks. You know what I mean? Because I had no choice but to do that."
Adin Ross made headlines on June 24, 2025, when he collaborated with YouTuber Corey "WhistlinDiesel" and crashed a Tesla Cybertruck on a livestream.