Adin Ross caused a stir online when he and several guests on a recent livestream discussed the long-running controversy around Ray J and the tape involving Kim Kardashian. The stream featured DJ Akademiks, Wack 100, and Tekashi 6ix9ine. They discussed mixed speculations and shared some jokes.
Ross claimed that he had seen the tapes when he was a teenager. These comments quickly drew attention on the internet, sparking discussions about the controversy from the 2000s and the money involved.
Adin Ross talks about Ray J and Kim Kardashian’s tape
Adin Ross initiated a Kick stream during which everyone was trying to determine who had seen the footage of Ray J and Kim Kardashian. DJ Akademiks revealed that Ray J was allegedly given $40,000. Wack 100 added that he had heard Kim Kardashian reportedly received $440,000 just for telling the world that Ray J had done it behind her back.
Ross claimed that he had seen the tape when he was 13 years old. It should be noted that none of the claims made by the artists on this live stream have been confirmed and are merely rumors. The online streamer then jokingly asked Ray J, who has appeared for a call, to hop in a shower stream together. This is a reference to the singer-songwriter’s viral moment with Kai Cenat.
Ray J expressed that he was feeling “in danger.” The comment was met with nervous laughter. Wack then claimed that “the mother,” referring to Kris Jenner, was the one who had edited the tape.
To this, Ross expressed his disbelief, and Wack claimed never to have seen the video. However, none of the group members believed him. As for Akademiks, he remembers downloading pirated software to watch.
The group then started discussing how big Ray J was based on the footage. The singer claimed he was normal and that the camera adds ten pounds. However, his girlfriend also appeared on the call to confirm that Ray J is indeed very big.
Originally reported by Preksha Sharma on Mandatory.
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