Kai Cenat

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Kai Cenat, the popular Twitch streamer who once accidentally incited a riot in New York with a giveaway event, has officially finished Elden Ring after a more than 160 hour marathon.

It may have taken 167 hours and more than 1,700 deaths, but Kai Cenat has finally managed to beat Elden Ring and put an end to his marathon Twitch stream.

Kai Cenat is currently trying to beat Elden Ring in one long Twitch stream, but it's not exactly going smoothly as he's already been driven to tears due to the game's infamous difficulty.

Two years later, JiDion's Twitch account has been restored after leading a hate raid against Pokimane. On January 12, 2022, users on Twitch were led from JiDion’s stream to bombard Pokimane’s chat with spam. Pokimane had to resort to ending her stream after her chat went completely out of her control. Pokimane and JiDion have since cleared things up between each other, yet JiDion's reputation with Twitch was unaffected.

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat has responded to Kanye West's accusation of being an «industry plant» in the middle of their feud over ill-fitting pants. The feud between Kai Cenat and Kanye West started when Cenat criticized West's new YZY clothing line for incorrectly sized pants on Twitch. This criticism sparked a series of unpleasant exchanges between the two, leading to West labeling Cenat as an «industry plant.»

In a surprising turn of events, the digital realm collided with the music industry as renowned Twitch streamer Kai Cenat found himself entangled in a peculiar feud with none other than the iconic Kanye West. The feud was ignited by a seemingly innocuous critique of West's YZY clothing line during one of Twitch star Kai Cenat's routine streaming sessions.

How would one describe Jynxzi? Simple, he is the popular Twitch streamer who came out of nowhere to dethrone the platform’s biggest streamers with a huge jump in active subscribers that boosted him well ahead of the competition.

On a summer day in New York City, thousands of people gathered in Union Square and spilled out onto the streets. Video footage and images show the crowd vandalizing nearby businesses and setting off fireworks. The New York Police Department showed up and started arresting people. All this commotion was motivated by one person: Kai Cenat. People gathered because he had planned an event to give away PlayStation 5 consoles and gaming computers.

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In his first stream since an attempted PlayStation giveaway caused chaos in New York City's Union Square Park, Twitch streamer Kai Cenat said he's now facing «multiple charges» as a result of the incident, and so he's going to have to slow down his streaming schedule for a little while.

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat is currently in police custody after causing absolute carnage in Union Square, Manhattan because of an impromptu giveaway the announced via a livestream. After announcing a giveaway in which Cenat promised to give those who turned up $100 gift cards and PlayStation 5 consoles, a fairly innocent crowd of around 300 fans quickly grew into what is believed to be over 2,000 people.

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat has been taken into custody after a giveaway event held in New York city took a turn.

Thousands of people gathered in New York City’s Union Square on Friday afternoon, hoping to win a massive gaming giveaway from Twitch streamer Kai Cenat. The crowd quickly grew out of control and spilled out of Union Square Park and into the street, engulfing cars and taxi cabs. Cenat has been questioned by police, who are considering charges due to the chaos of the unsanctioned event.

Kai Cenat, the newly-crowned King of Twitch, announced on Instagram and Twitter today that he was doing a «big New York IRL stream» at 3:30 pm ET today, complete with some kind of videogame giveaway. «Be there!» he said, and they were—literally thousands of them turned out for a shot at seeing the streamer and getting some stuff.

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