Adin Ross, a well-known streamer with a history of provocative content and multiple bans from Twitch, recently conducted an interview with former US President Donald Trump. During the interview, Ross presented Trump with a custom Tesla Cybertruck, according to Fortune.
The 60-minute interview took place at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, where Adin Ross unveiled the unique vehicle. The Cybertruck featured a striking exterior design, depicting an image of Trump with a bloodied face and raised fist following an assassination attempt at a rally. The design was complemented by numerous American flags and a prominent red “Make America Great Again” logo on the front. Additionally, Ross gifted Trump a gold Rolex watch during the interview.
JUST IN: Donald Trump gets into a Cybertruck with Kick streamer Adin Ross during Ross’ stream at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump immediately went on the Cybertruck’s massive 18.5-inch display to pick out a song.
Trump decided to go with California Dreamin’ before changing the song to play… pic.twitter.com/622PlviN6Z
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The combined value of these gifts, exceeding $60,000, may pose legal challenges for Trump as they surpass federal campaign contribution limits. Trump, upon seeing the vehicle, remarked, “That’s an Elon,” referring to Tesla CEO Elon Musk. He added, “It’s beautiful. It’s incredible.” The pair enjoyed a lighthearted moment in the Cybertruck, listening to classic hits from artists like the Beach Boys, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, and the iconic “YMCA” song.
Elon Musk also reacted to an image of Trump near the Cybertruck with fire emojis, showcasing his approval.
During the interview, Trump mentioned that his 18-year-old son Barron is a fan of Adin Ross. “My son Barron says hello. He’s a great young guy but he’s a big fan of yours,” Trump said.
Adin Ross, notorious for his controversial actions, has been banned from Twitch multiple times for hate speech, inappropriate content, and supporting figures like Andrew Tate.He has also shown explicit images during his livestreams and promoted gambling to a young audience, including minors.
This event coincides with the Trump campaign’s efforts to appeal to younger voters. Prior to President Biden’s unexpected exit from the race last month, some polls indicated that Trump was gaining support among younger men. In a bid to connect with this demographic, Trump promised to “save TikTok” and encouraged users of the popular video platform to support him, despite having previously advocated for the app’s ban during his presidency.
