NBA YoungBoy’s Team Denies Backstage Streaming With Adin Ross on “MASA” Tour
NBA YoungBoy’s team shut down the idea of streaming with Adin Ross backstage following his latest concert on the ongoing Make America Slime Again Tour. Clips from Ross’ livestream show the rapper’s crew saying YoungBoy is “not fcking with that streaming sht,” making it clear that backstage streaming would not be permitted.
Both Ross and fellow streamer Cuffem addressed the situation on X. Cuffem wrote that he understood the dynamics, noting his long-term support of YoungBoy since 2016. “I understand you don’t know who’s real or fake just know I been with you since 2016 on Audiomack. I’m not mad at all so many people coming out of nowhere to show fake love cus he on top now so I understand,” he wrote.
Adin Ross confirmed the interaction was positive despite the streaming denial. He praised YoungBoy’s team for their hospitality and acknowledged Cuffem’s dedication as a fan. “YoungBoy’s entire camp showed nothing but love, and great hospitality. I was obviously bummed out for Cuffem not seeing him, but one day when the time is right it’ll happen,” Ross wrote, highlighting that there were no hard feelings.
The incident is not the first time Ross has made headlines during the MASA tour. Earlier this month, Ross and Cuffem attempted to attend YoungBoy’s Miami show but ran into issues with security. Ross publicly took responsibility, apologizing for the miscommunication and explaining that security prevented entry despite prior approval.
The Make America Slime Again Tour started in September and runs through November, ending in Seattle, Washington. NBA YoungBoy has been joined by DeeBaby, K3, Lil Dump, NoCap, Offset, and Toosii as supporting acts. The tour has drawn attention not only for the performances but also for interactions with fans and high-profile personalities like Adin Ross.
While streaming backstage remains off-limits, Ross emphasized the positive encounter and respect for YoungBoy’s rules, reinforcing the mutual appreciation between the rapper and long-term fans.
