Adult content creator Bonnie Blue ranked Kick streamer Cheesur in the same A-tier as Adin Ross on her “F*ck-a-Streamer” tier list during a Kick livestream Sunday night, according to a clip posted by the fan account @CheesurUpdate early Monday.
The clip, a 12.9-second split of the on-camera segment, shows Blue on her channel bonniebluekick using an online tier-maker tool to sort gambling and slots streamers live on camera. The full video, posted at 11:39 p.m. Eastern Sunday (3:39 a.m. UTC Monday) per the post’s syndication data, was still circulating Monday morning with 165 likes and 13 replies. @CheesurUpdate is a blue-verified Business account that runs on Clipur.ai, a third-party service that reposts streamer highlights.
The clip captured only the A-tier placement. Adin Ross, the larger of the two named creators, was sorted alongside Cheesur, the smaller streamer, in the same tier. Other names on the list were not visible in the circulating clip and have not been independently verified by Hypefresh.
Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Emma Billinger, was born on May 14, 1999, in Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, England, according to her Famous Birthdays profile and her public biography on Wikipedia. (Her English-language Wikipedia page lists only the year of birth, citing Wikipedia’s biography-of-living-persons privacy rules.) She rose to prominence in 2023 as an adult film actress and online personality known for high-volume sexual content and publicity stunts, including a January 11, 2025 claim of having had sex with 1,057 men in a 12-hour period in London. She was banned from OnlyFans and now streams on Kick, the Australia-founded livestreaming platform that has become the home for gambling and slots content.
Cheesur, whose real name is Nermin Dzaferovic, was born on April 25, 2001, in the United States to Bosnian-heritage parents, according to his Famous Birthdays profile. The streamer is based in Florida, per streaming-community profiles, and streams on both Kick and Twitch, focusing on slots, casino content and high-energy IRL segments. He frequently collaborates with fellow streamer Adin Ross and runs an Instagram presence under the handle @icheesur.
Adin Ross, born Adin David Ross on October 11, 2000, in Boca Raton, Florida, is one of the most prominent streamers on Kick. He was indefinitely banned from Twitch in 2023 and the ban was lifted in March 2025, but he has kept Kick as his primary home. He is known for large-scale IRL broadcasts, celebrity guests and gambling content — a profile that put him at the top of the A-tier Blue was sorting on Sunday. Putting Cheesur in the same bracket put the smaller streamer’s name directly next to a creator with millions of followers across platforms.
The clip shared by @CheesurUpdate showed Blue on camera interacting with the tier list interface while chat comments scrolled on screen. The post had drawn 13 visible replies by the time syndication picked it up, mostly jokes about the ranking. The clip fits a familiar pattern in which Bonnie Blue’s Kick appearances — and adult-content creators more broadly on the platform — generate short, shareable moments that fan accounts then re-cut for X. Hypefresh has covered the wider Bonnie Blue story, including the OnlyFans record that first put her on international wire pages, while the site’s prior coverage of the wider Kick streaming scene includes the live-streaming-safety incidents that have made the platform a regular news subject.
No official statement from Cheesur, Adin Ross or Bonnie Blue addressing the specific tier list had been widely reported as of Monday morning Eastern. The moment remains a circulating clip within streaming and adult-content circles rather than a formal collaboration or event. The tier list itself was tied to one streamer’s on-camera preferences; whether Adin Ross or Cheesur responds publicly is the next datapoint worth watching. Hypefresh’s earlier coverage of Adin Ross’s wider creator circle, which has included public gifting moments with major names, is one place to track how the streamer typically responds to viral flashpoints.
