Kai Cenat claims he turned down millions from Kick. The media personality revealed in a recent Twitch stream that Kick proposed paying him $60 million to stream half of his first Mafiathon on the platform and announce he had officially signed with Kick.

Kai Cenat's success on Twitch is evident through his massive follower count and subscriber milestones. Twitch streamer Kai Cenat recently disclosed the substantial financial offer he received from Kick to join their platform.

Kai Cenat became Twitch's most-subscribed streamer Monday, surpassing Vtuber Ironmouse's record of 326,252 subscribers set in September.

"The house got swatted because somebody called and said false information to troll," said Cenat. "Twitch just banned me mid-subathon, bro. Twitch just literally banned me, shit is not even in my control. I'm literally posted outside the house, and there's nothing even crazy. I didn't even do nothing. Mid-subathon, though, bro."

After Cenat lost his crown to Ironmouse in September, he quickly organized a follow-up to his popular Mafiathon event as a way to win it back. Mafiathon 2 kicked off on Nov. 1 as

Once again, Kai Cenat has broken a Twitch record. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, Cenat is in the midst of “Mafiathon 2,” a 24/7 stream running throughout November 2024. So far, the Twitch stream has featured guests such as Lil Uzi Vert,

Kai Cenat has retaken the record for Twitch's most-subscribed streamer, beating Ironmouse's previous record of 326,252 subscribers.