Widespread Kick streamer Adin Ross has responded to Joe Budden‘s criticism of him throughout a current episode of his eponymous podcast. In a clip shared on social media, Budden requested his co-hosts to guess the one streamer with two names whom he “actually dislikes.” After they accurately guessed Ross, the media persona confirmed that he would not “f-ck with that little white boy.” Because the episode continued, Budden defined that his obvious disdain for the streamer stems from his current controversy with NFL star Puka Nacua.

“I don’t f-ck with nothing about him. Sure, I noticed that Puka sh-t. That is what has me on him,” Budden stated.

Final week, Los Angeles Rams participant Puka Nacua got here underneath fireplace after showing on a Ross livestream.

In the course of the broadcast, Nacua mimicked a gesture Ross did that viewers have labeled antisemitic.

After the clip went viral, followers and political leaders expressed their displeasure with Nacua, together with Democratic Consultant Eric Swalwell, who stated the vast receiver “ought to apologize or be dropped.”

Nacua was reportedly unaware that the gesture he recreated was thought-about offensive, as Ross later clarified in a press release. “To all of the individuals on Twitter going at Puka, I did that,” he stated, based on TMZ. “I am Jewish, you recognize. It is the identical means that my Mexican brother right here will crack Mexican jokes, I can stereotype a dude, do my very own Jewish sh-t.”

Nonetheless, Nacua nonetheless apologized for his actions in an Instagram publish, admitting that he “had no concept this act was antisemitic in nature and perpetuated dangerous stereotypes in opposition to Jewish individuals.” The Rams issued an identical assertion, saying, “There isn’t a place on this world for Antisemitism in addition to different types of prejudice or hostility in direction of the Jewish individuals and folks of any faith, ethnicity, or race.”

Throughout a livestream on X (previously Twitter), Ross briefly addressed Budden’s remarks earlier than saying he’d reply in depth later. “You’re a depressing, disgusting … I been ready to answer you. You’re an antisemite. You’re so depressing,” Ross stated concerning the New York rapper. “You f-cking suck at every little thing and I’m not even joking. F-ck Joe Budden. Who f-cks with Joe Budden? No one does,” he went on.

The response to Ross did not appear to assist his statements, nevertheless, as many rushed to Budden’s protection. “Lots of people f-ck with Joe as a result of a minimum of he gonna inform you what is basically on his thoughts,” a consumer wrote.

One other consumer questioned why Ross would model Budden as an “antisemite” when he by no means talked about faith in his authentic assertion. “Did he even watch what Joe stated … or did he simply hear Joe stated one thing?” a 3rd consumer puzzled.

Nacua’s gesture alongside Ross wasn’t the one incident throughout their livestream to trigger backlash. At one other level, Nacua started criticizing NFL officers, claiming that a few of them are solely on the lookout for digicam time. “The refs are the worst,” he stated. “You do not suppose [an official] is texting his associates within the group chat, like, ‘Yo, you guys simply noticed me on ‘Sunday Night time Soccer’? That wasn’t [pass interference], however I referred to as it.'”

Shortly after his recreation on Thursday, December 18, throughout which the Rams misplaced in an in depth match in opposition to the Seattle Seahawks, Nacua shared a crucial publish concerning the referees on-line, saying, “Are you able to say I used to be unsuitable? Admire you stripes in your contribution. Lol,” earlier than shortly deleting it.