Sneako fuels new debate with ‘indoctrinate America’ message during Saudi Arabia trip amid growing backlash (Image via Getty)Kick streamer Nicolas “Sneako” has once again found himself at the center of a debate online. The creator, who recently faced criticism over comments he made at a FIFA World Cup gathering in New York, is now drawing fresh attention after posting photos from Saudi Arabia. While visiting Medina, one of Islam’s holiest cities, Sneako shared an image of himself holding the Quran and wrote, “Preparing to indoctrinate America.” The post came days after several public figures, including Alex Jones, Elon Musk, and fellow streamer Adin Ross, criticized him over remarks he made about Islam and America.Why Nicolas “Sneako” faced criticism after his New York commentsThe controversy began on July 3 when Sneako attended an Egyptian fan gathering ahead of the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match between Egypt and Argentina in New York.During the event, he referred to his home state as the “Islamic Republic of New York-istan” and also said that “Islam will be in every household.” Clips of those remarks quickly spread online and sparked strong reactions.Among the people who responded was radio host Alex Jones, who wrote on X:“Deport him NOW!!”Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk later replied to Jones’ post with a one-word response: “Yes” Streamer Adin Ross also weighed in and openly challenged Sneako’s views during a livestream. Ross argued that if Sneako believed countries such as Afghanistan or Iran offered a better system, he should move there himself instead of trying to change America.Ross said: “Sneako if you move to Iran or if you move to one of those countries, bro… I’ll donate. Please move, bro. Move. Show us how good it is over there. Go move to Afghanistan. You said they’re welcoming… No, I’m not weird. No, he wants to change America and make it like Afghanistan. So tell him to go to Afghanistan and show us how it’s done.”Nicolas “Sneako” responds to Adin Ross while visiting Medina in Saudi ArabiaAs criticism continued, Sneako traveled to Saudi Arabia and shared updates from the trip on social media. One of his posts showed him in Medina with a Quran. Alongside the image, he wrote: “Preparing to indoctrinate America.” He also posted another photograph from Khaybar, a historic oasis located north of Medina.While in Medina, Sneako addressed Adin Ross’ comments directly. He said he had briefly checked social media and seen Ross’ suggestion that he leave the United States. Sneako responded by linking the issue to Ross’ past gambling-related content. He said:“I’m trying not to look at my phone, but I opened up Twitter, and I saw that Adin Ross said that he wants to pay for me to revoke my citizenship and move to Afghanistan, and, Wallahi, I’ll say this in Medina, I will revoke my US citizenship if you refund every single child that you got addicted to gambling. Stop gambling, and you show receipts. Wallahi, I will leave America and revoke my citizenship and never return.” The exchange has added another chapter to the ongoing feud between the two creators.
Sneako fuels new debate with ‘indoctrinate America’ message during Saudi Arabia trip amid growing backlash
Kick streamer Nicolas “Sneako” has once again found himself at the center of a debate online. The creator, who recently faced criticism over comments he made at a FIFA World Cup gathering in New York, is now drawing fresh attention after posting photos from Saudi Arabia.







