Kai Cenat is one of the most popular social media personalities, especially due to his unique content on Twitch. Recently, Cenat collaborated with magician Max Major to film a prank video for his Mafiaathon 2 subathon. But what started as fun has now turned into a controversial matter. So what happened in Kai Cenat and Max Major’s latest Twitch stream?

Here’s everything you need to know about the latest chaos.

Kai Cenat “hung” Max Major in a magician’s prank gone wrong.

Recently, Cenat did a livestream on Twitch where he pranked YouTuber Max Major. Although the two content creators appeared to be just having fun, the situation took an ugly turn.

Soon, a 34-second clip from the subathon was uploaded to X and Reddit and quickly took the entire social media by storm. In the clip, Major wears a noose around his neck and Cenat is asked to pull one of the ropes in front of him. As Cenat pulled the red rope, Major floated in the air while suspended from the rope. Soon after, the 22-year-old streamer stopped his cameraman from filming the scene.

He said, “What the fuck? Wait, no, no! I won’t be banned! N***a, I might get banned! Is he good? I’ll stay here. I’ll stay here! Can I stay here?” (via Sportskeeda)

Additionally, Max Major made a shocking revelation on the livestream when people learned his identity. He explained that his behavior on the show was actually a planned appearance on his part. He further added that Cenat had been challenging him since the day they met and wanted him to fail, and tonight he gave the latter exactly what he wanted. The wizard revealed that he had caused Cenat to make the wrong decision and pull the red handle.

Kai Cenat later expressed his disappointment with Major. He said, “Let them go!” He wants n****s to look… we just look like black people looking crazy.” The two-time streamer of the year further added, “It’s not worth it bro.” If we yell at him, we’ll see like a bunch of black n****s looking crazy. So let God handle this, brother.”

So far, Max Major has not responded to Kai Cenat’s statement.