Study
Media Matters — Beyond Andrew Tate: the misogynistic manosphere influencers
Media Matters for America
A March 2023 Media Matters report profiles streamer Adin Ross, describing him as an admirer of Andrew Tate who has produced extensive Tate-related content and, after a permanent Twitch ban, streams on Kick.
What the study found
A Media Matters article published on 16 March 2023 by Justin Horowitz profiles the streamer and content creator Adin Ross. It describes him as an associate of Nick Fuentes who has an undying love and admiration for Andrew Tate, and it notes that he has created a large amount of content about Tate, including reaction videos and multiple interviews. The article also reports that he was permanently banned from Twitch, where he had 7.2 million followers, and now streams on Kick, a platform with loose content moderation policies, within an ecosystem of content creators who invite each other onto their respective shows and podcasts. [1]
Why it matters here
This report is one of the sources the site uses to document the public record of Adin Ross and his connections within the manosphere. It situates him among creators who amplify Andrew Tate and one another, and it records the platform-moderation history — the Twitch ban and the move to Kick — that shapes how his reach is understood. On this site it is cited to ground factual details about Ross rather than to characterise him.
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- [1]Beyond Andrew Tate: Meet the misogynistic "manosphere" influencers proliferating across social media · Media Matters for America · 2023-03-16 archived ↗
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