Kai Cenat furious after dangerous prank puts him at risk of Twitch ban

On November 27, 2024, in the United States, a livestream event featuring Twitch streamer Kai Cenat and magician Max turned chaotic when Max executed a dangerous prank during their subathon. The prank involved Max standing on scaffolding with three rope nooses tied around him, prompting Cenat to pull one of the ropes, resulting in Max being briefly lifted into the air. Following this stunt, Cenat quickly became distressed, instructing his crew to turn off the camera as he realized the potential for severe consequences. As the situation unfolded, Cenat reportedly expressed concerns about possible repercussions from Twitch, stating, 'I could get banned. I'll stay here.' After the livestream concluded, Cenat learned through a pre-recorded video from Max that the entire stunt was planned and agreed upon in advance, which increased his frustration as he was not informed of the specifics prior to the event. In his stream post-incident, Cenat attempted to reach out to Max directly for clarification, firmly stating that the only detail provided to him was the vague notion that it would 'break the internet.' This incident sparked controversy online, dividing opinions among viewers about accountability. Some believe the responsibility lies with Cenat as the host, while others contend that Max's unsafe actions should bear the blame for the dangerous prank. Social media reactions reflected these divisions, with one comment asserting that 'Magic Max needs to be banned.' For Twitch streamers, adherence to community guidelines is crucial, and violations may lead to outcomes such as content removal, warnings, or even account suspension. As discussions continue over this incident, the implications for both Cenat and Max remain to be seen, particularly regarding Twitch's response and potential actions for either participant.