Adin Ross has finally decided to stop discussing Doechii. During a recent stream, Ross noted it was time to “move on.” In Ross’ opinion, now that tensions have died down, people who were commenting on the situation, such as YouTuber and music critic Anthony Fantano, will lose engagement. Last week, he released a YouTube video titled Adin Ross Is Pathetic. “A lot of these Twitter people, you’ll never hear about them ever again,” he says. The controversial Kick streamer had been embroiled in an ongoing beef with the TDE rapper for the past several weeks. Things heated up after Doechii dropped off her latest single, “Girl, Get Up,” featuring SZA. Ross went on a tirade, referring to the rapper as a “stupid, smelly whore.”
The conversation around the beef reached a boiling point when well-known LA rapper and Crip affiliate Glasses Malone recently hopped into the chat to check on Adin Ross. According to Glasses, things went way too far, and Ross has gone out of bounds. “I don’t give a f*ck if you think that sh*t dissing you,” Malone said. “You not finna just be sitting up there talking shit that Black woman. On god, bro. If you keep doing it, I’ma start pressing all the n*ggas around you.”
Adin Ross Claps Back At Glasses Malone
The OG makes it clear that while he can’t get to Ross, he has no problem getting those closest to him. “All the n*ggas around you don’t got yo money, they don’t got none of that sh*t…I’ma make it my business to make all the crips start pressing the n*ggas you around. All the n*ggas that’s Black around you, all the n*ggas who let you get that off.”
It didn’t take long for Ross to catch wind of the Glasses’ comments. Ross hopped on stream, calling him a “fat simp.” Ross also threatened to call the police if Malone ever tried to approach him. In his opinion, Doechii is, in fact, a “plant,” and he has the right to say so regardless of race. However, Ross doesn’t appear to understand the harsh scrutiny Black women, specifically dark-skinned Black women, face. As a white man, his vitriolic comments only help stoke the fires of racism and misogyny throughout the digital space.
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