Adin Ross Viewer Drives Car Into a Lake for Money

A group of kids found themselves being questioned by police after driving their car into a lake during a stream hosted by former Twitch streamer Adin Ross. Popular livestreamer Aidin Ross tasked fans with insane challenges during a recent stream, which quickly devolved into chaos. Ross promised to reward fans with cash if they completed certain tasks, but things quickly got out of hand after several kids drove their car into a lake, prompting local authorities to arrive on the scene.

Adin Ross began his live-streaming career back in 2018 on Twitch, slowly but surely accumulating a dedicated fanbase, initially focusing on video games like NBA 2K before breaking out into a wide variety of content. Ross ranks as one of the world's most successful live-streamers, raking in millions across various platforms like Twitch and Kick.

Many stunts were performed during the hectic livestream, something Ross is notorious for, but a group of boys hailing from Canada took things to the extreme by driving their car into a lake. The group was promised an unconfirmed sum of money for the stunt. According to Sportskeeda, the boys stated they understood the risks associated with a stunt like this, also saying what they were doing was «satirical.» Clips of the livestream went viral across social media, with Twitter user Cxpium sharing a clip that was taken directly from the stream. The clip shows the moments the group drove the car into the water, as well as the aftermath involving multiple police officers.

Police quickly arrive on the scene, and the clip ends with one of the boys talking with an officer. All of the kids involved in the stunt appeared to make it out without any serious injuries. However, it has not been confirmed if the group received any payment for the stunt from Ross himself. This is far from the first major controversy Adin Ross has faced, with the streamer getting banned from Twitch a total of eight different times. Ross' most recent ban was issued in February 2023 due