Rapper 21 Savage has been selling gambling merchandise as he’s been called out for ‘scamming’ Adin Ross during a stream, and fans can’t believe the whole thing.
Adin Ross’ streams have always had some involvement with rappers and musicians, starting out with the likes of Trippie Redd and moving on to some bigger names. He has, however, been unable to land his most sought-after guest – Kanye West.
While Adin is friendly with most of his guests, things haven’t gone to plan recently. His stream with Playboi Carti ended in disaster as it only lasted a few minutes after claims that Carti had charged the streamer $2 million and a new Ferrari to join him.
Prior to that, though, he’d had 21 Savage on for a gambling stream – betting on games of Madden and playing cards. That also went awry when Adin discovered that 21 had been using marked cards to get a leg up.
Fans convinced 21 Savage’s Adin Ross “finesse” was marketing ploy
Even though Adin stressed that the British-American rapper had no idea the cards were marked, he was immediately accused of ‘scamming’ the Kick star.
However, some fans believe it may have been to push some of the gambling merchandise on his website. It came after DJ Akademiks noted that 21 is selling his own branded dice and cards.
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“Bro I swear to God I was like what if it’s all a skit to go viral and 21 really did that,” said one fan. “He knows exactly what he’s doing! I can’t even hate,” added another fan. “Plot twist…The Adin finesse was a marketing scheme,” another agreed. “Do they come pre-scratched?” joked another fan.
Some, however, argued that the merchandise has been there since 21 released his last album – American Dream – at the start of January and there hadn’t been a push around the Adin situation.
“He’s been selling those,” one said. “He was selling that before tbh. I bought the cards,” another added.
The rapper has still yet to respond to what happened between him and Adin, and who knows if he will at this point.
