Destiny Offers Thoughts About Adin Ross And Hasan Drama

On May 2, 2023, Steven “Destiny” gave his opinion on the current conflict surrounding Hasan “HasanAbi” and Adin Ross during a livestream. For context, Ross declared Hasan’s YouTube channel to be infringing and issued a DMCA strike against it, which the latter said was false.

Hasan recently posted a video titled “Do Not F**k With Me Adin Ross,” in which he stated that he ought to be the one to bring a content complaint against the Florida native because he spent the majority of the time debating Andrew Tate. Destiny responded to Hasan’s suggestion. Steven decided to defend Adin Ross after learning this because the material was broadcast live on his station and was his property: “It’s his content, he owns this content. It doesn’t matter if you were doing everything. He could’ve literally been doing nothing! He could’ve not been on the screen. It could’ve been literally the whole video of you the entire time. But if it’s on his stream, he owns the content.”

At the three-hour mark of HasanAbi’s YouTube livestream, Destiny responded to his video. The latter expressed his anger with Adin Ross copyright removing one of his films in which he debated Andrew Tate: “The entire content of this video is me debating Andrew Tate. If anything, I should be able to f**king content claim Adin Ross! For trying to f**king post this as his own content, because all he did was sit there like a f**king dumba**. I’m literally in the middle of the f**king video! Are you out of your f**king mind, dude?! And his dumba** f**king fanbase turned around. This has 1.5 million views on my YouTube channel.”

The native of Nebraska said that HasanAbi’s position was “not right” because Adin Ross was the owner of the content: “Oh… that’s not right. It doesn’t matter who’s doing what. If you ripped the whole video verbatim, off of Adin Ross’ stream, it doesn’t matter if you were the star the whole time.” 

HasanAbi reportedly also livestreamed the discussion with Andrew Tate on his channel, according to several observers. Destiny’s reply was: “‘Didn’t Hasan stream it also?’ Did Hasan upload his stream or did Hasan upload this (Adin Ross’) stream? It doesn’t matter if it was on his stream or on his call. I don’t know why you guys keep saying that. It doesn’t matter! The question is, did he upload Adin Ross? Because if he uploaded Adin Ross’ stream, then technically Adin Ross has copyright to it.”