A disagreement between two well-known Kick streamers recently caught the attention of online viewers. On March 11, 2026, streamer Izi Prime spoke during his Kick livestream titled “join up chat !stake.” During the broadcast, he explained why he believes he has been left out of Adin Ross’ content group called Stacy’s Step Bros (SSB). The group includes creators such as Cameron “Cuffem,” Nermin “Cheesur,” Steven “Konvy,” and Shnaggyhose.Izi Prime told viewers that he started feeling ignored even though he lived very close to the group’s main streaming location. He said the issue was not about appearing on livestreams together. Instead, he felt excluded from the group’s real-life hangouts. The conversation quickly spread online because fans noticed tension between two creators who previously worked closely together on Kick.
Adin Ross explains distance from Izi Prime while Izi Prime says he felt excluded from Stacy’s Step Bros
During his March 11 stream, Izi Prime openly spoke about why he felt pushed away from the group. He said the situation made him stop trying to fit into something that did not feel natural anymore.“You know what I’m saying? You can’t say I’m ungrateful. I understand, bro. But I’m done trying to force something that isn’t working,” Izi Prime said during the livestream.He explained that the group often met at a warehouse where they filmed and spent time together. Even though he lived nearby, he said he rarely felt included in those activities.“From that year, gang, I was seven minutes from the warehouse. They were hanging out and doing things, but I wasn’t part of it,” he told viewers.Izi Prime also said the problem was not about streaming collaborations. Instead, he believed the real issue happened away from the camera when the group spent time together.“I’m not talking about stream stuff. I’m talking about off-stream things. They were playing basketball and hanging out, but I was just left out,” he added.A day earlier, Adin Ross also spoke about the situation during his Kick livestream titled “RAINBET #AD 18+,” which aired on March 10, 2026. Ross told viewers he did not want to create internet drama around the situation.“I wish him nothing but the best, and I said that I would help him get back to Atlanta if that’s what he truly wants to do to be happy,” Ross said on the stream.Ross also explained why he sometimes kept distance from Izi Prime. According to him, there were moments when certain behavior made collaboration difficult.“I have nothing but love and respect for him. But there were times when I didn’t want him around because it became a liability when someone is constantly getting into trouble,” Ross said.Even with the disagreement, Ross told viewers he would still help Izi Prime if he needed support. He said he would even cover moving costs if the streamer decided to return to Atlanta and start fresh.
