Kai Cenat Responds to Ninja’s Claims About Prolonging Minecraft Marathon, Starts “F**k Ninja” Chant
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On his first stream back at his Atlanta home after the widely discussed Minecraft Hardcore marathon with IShowSpeed, popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat took a moment to address comments made by fellow streamer Ninja. Ninja had suggested that Cenat had intentionally extended the marathon by repeatedly dying in the game, a claim that quickly gained attention across social media. The controversy stems from a viral clip dated August 25, where Ninja implied that Cenat and IShowSpeed were more focused on maintaining high viewer numbers than actually completing the game.
In the clip, Ninja is heard saying, “Kai is pulling 250,000-plus viewers playing this s**t. It’s like, dude, they don’t want to win.” This remark insinuated that the two streamers were more interested in drawing out the marathon for entertainment purposes rather than aiming to achieve the game’s goal.
Ninja says that Kai Cenat was doing the Hardcore Minecraft stream for purely entertainment saying he basically lost on purpose to keep the stream going because of how many viewers he was getting pic.twitter.com/aNBGQN6l19
— ryan 🤿 (@scubaryan_) August 25, 2024Advertisement
Upon his return to streaming on August 24, Kai Cenat did not hold back in his response. When approached by a fake paparazzo during his stream and asked about the incident, Cenat unleashed a fiery tirade aimed directly at Ninja. “Was I fking dying on purpose? Put the big camera right here. Hey, Ninja! Fk you Ninja, f**k you!” he exclaimed, visibly irritated by the accusation.
The marathon itself was a significant event in the streaming community, lasting over four days—precisely 105 hours and 44 minutes. Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed, two of the most prominent figures in the streaming world, broadcasted the challenge simultaneously on Twitch and YouTube. The goal was straightforward: defeat the final boss in Minecraft’s hardcore mode without either player dying. However, as many experienced Minecraft players k now, the challenge can be completed in mere hours. For instance, FaZe Clan members Lacy and StableRonaldo have managed to defeat the Ender Dragon in just six hours.
Ninja’s insinuation that the marathon was dragged out intentionally did not sit well with Cenat, who clearly expressed his frustration during his stream. He argued that he had no desire to play Minecraft for such an extended period, saying, “You talking about if I am dying on purpose and sh*t. You think I wanted to play Minecraft for five days?”
"F*CK NINJA F*CK NINJA"
— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) August 30, 2024
Kai Cenat says f*ck Ninja for saying he died in Minecraft on purpose..😲‼️ pic.twitter.com/Tf8r8FzhCP
Cenat further vented his anger towards Ninja, stating, “Every fking thing that I do, you riding di, fk you!” The heated exchange culminated in Kai Cenat leading a “Fk Ninja” chant with the fake paparazzi present during his stream, showcasing just how deeply the comment had affected him.
This incident highlights the intense rivalry and drama that often unfolds within the streaming community, where high stakes and massive audiences can lead to heated confrontations between some of the biggest names in the industry.
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