Kai Cenat Offered $60 Million To Stream Turned It Down

Kai Cenat Turned Down $60 Million Because Of This:

Viral streamer Kai Cenat spoke about being allegedly offered a massive deal with the streaming platform Kick. He claimed that they offered him $60 million to stream part of his first “Mafiathon” on their platform and officially announce his partnership with them.

However, Kai Cenat revealed he ultimately turned it down, citing his decision-making process during his livestream.

“I hung up the phone—chat, this is real—I literally got down on my knees and I prayed, and I asked God if this is the right decision.”

He continued, explaining, “I wanna follow my heart, let me just make the right decision here and please don’t let me regret it. And chat, I still feel like if I went, I wouldn’t be here right now. No cap.”

Trainwreckstv Says He’s Lying?

While Cenat stated the offer was $60 million, a report from Complex suggests that streamer Trainwreckstv claimed the actual offer was allegedly $22 million see in the video above.

Kai Cent Replies Back

Cenat replied back to Trainwreckstv allegations: “First of all, I have no reason to lie. … In the moment of time, they wanted the subathon so bad that I literally denied it multiple times to where they just kept rising it and rising it and rising it. … And then after, it became a three-year thing and then after, it became a half of a subathon on Kick and you gotta reveal [you joined Kick].”

He continued, “It wasn’t $60 million just for the subathon, hell no. It was for like a full-time agreement.

Kai Cenat addresses Trainwrecks revealing that KICK didn’t offer him $60M, saying they offered a 3 year deal but kept raising the price up everytime he declined but confirms it was NOT $60M for just Mafiathon 👀 pic.twitter.com/zDVTLEpo4M

— ryan 🤿 (@scubaryan_) November 12, 2024

Cenat would move forward with his 24/7 30-day ‘Mafiathon’ livestream from February 1st – March 2nd, 2023.

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