It seems like a potential collaboration between NBA YoungBoy and popular streamers Adin Ross and Cuffem didn’t quite pan out. Despite being at NBA YoungBoy’s ‘Make America Slime Again Tour’ concert in New Orleans, the rapper reportedly turned down the opportunity to stream with them backstage.
A Refusal to Stream
During the tour stop in New Orleans, a clip surfaced from Adin Ross’s livestream where it was suggested that NBA YoungBoy’s team indicated he was “not f*cking with that streaming sh*t.” This led to Ross and Cuffem reflecting on the situation on X (formerly Twitter).
Cuffem, a long-time fan of NBA YoungBoy, expressed understanding, noting that many people might be showing “fake love” now that the artist is at the top. He acknowledged the rapper’s stance, writing, “I understand you don’t know who’s real or fake just know I been with you since 2016… I’m not mad at all… Keep going top.”
Adin Ross’s Perspective
Adin Ross also shared his thoughts, emphasizing the positive reception he and his crew received from NBA YoungBoy’s team. “Youngboys entire camp showed nothing but love, and great hospitality,” Ross posted. He expressed happiness that Cuffem, a genuine fan, got to experience this, even though the stream didn’t happen.
Ross admitted he was “bummed out for cuffem not seeing him,” but remained optimistic, stating, “one day when the time is right it’ll happen.” He concluded by calling it a “W stream” and giving a shout-out to Akademiks.
Tour Security and Past Incidents
This isn’t the first time Adin Ross and Cuffem have encountered issues during the ‘Make America Slime Again Tour.’ Earlier in October, they were reportedly denied entry to a concert in Miami due to security problems. Ross took accountability for the situation, apologizing on X for asking for “all my ppl” which may have led to security issues.
NBA YoungBoy’s tour, which kicked off in September and runs through November, has seen various supporting acts like DeeBaby, K3, Lil Dump, NoCap, Offset, and Toosii. The rapper has also had other notable interactions on tour, including fans swarming his car after a show and an incident where he threatened a heckler.
What do you think about NBA YoungBoy’s decision to avoid streaming with Adin Ross? Do you think it’s important for artists to control their online presence? Let us know in the comments!
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