Adin Ross and Drake vow to cover Jean Pormanove's funeral costs after streamer tragically dies live on stream
The streaming world continues to mourn after the tragic death of French creator Jean Pormanove, known online as 'JP.' Now, American streamer Adin Ross has announced that he and rapper Drake will personally cover the funeral expenses for the 46-year-old creator.
Their gesture comes as tributes pour in, and questions continue to mount over the disturbing circumstances of Pormanove's final marathon stream.
Adin Ross Condemns Circumstances Around Jean Pormanove's Death and Demands Accountability
On August 19, Adin Ross shared an emotional statement with his followers, addressing the news of Jean Pormanove's death. Pormanove, who passed away in his sleep during a controversial marathon broadcast, had become the subject of global conversations about streaming culture and online responsibility.
Ross wanted to emphasize that online entertainment should never come at the cost of human life. His strong words echoed the frustration many in the community have expressed, with fans pointing out that marathon challenges and extreme livestream trends are spiraling out of control.
Drake Joins Adin Ross in Offering to Cover Funeral Expenses for the Late French Streamer
In a surprising show of support, Ross revealed that he spoke with Drake directly about Pormanove's death. According to Ross, the Grammy-winning artist immediately agreed to step in.
Together, the two promised to cover the full cost of the streamer's funeral arrangements.
'This is horrible and disgusting. Whoever was apart of this deserves to face severe consequences. I just spoke with drake. Drake and I will be covering the funeral costs , this won't bring his life back, it's the least we can do. Prayers go out to Jean's family ❤️ 🙏'
Ross said.
Drake's involvement added further weight, signaling how far Pormanove's story has traveled beyond French media.
Fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram with messages of gratitude, praising the gesture as 'respectful' and 'necessary.'
Why Adin Ross and Drake's Involvement Has Brought the Story Global Attention
Jean Pormanove's passing has already sparked debates on safety, moderation, and exploitation in livestream culture. Now, with names like Adin Ross and Drake tied to his legacy, the story has pushed even further into mainstream attention.
For fans, Pormanove's memory will live on, not only through his content but also in the global response that has followed his untimely death.
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