Twitch personality Kai Cenat has recently declined an opportunity to collaborate with Kamala Harris. This decision follows claims that the Secret Service reached out to him multiple times with requests for a livestream featuring the Vice President.
During a broadcast on August 7, Cenat explained that he received several messages from the Secret Service regarding this streaming opportunity. He turned it down, stating that he doesn’t closely follow politics.
“The Secret Service has called me five times! I don’t know anything about politics!” he exclaimed during the livestream, slamming the table so forcefully that his camera shook. “I’ll just say it—I don’t care!”
Cenat then mentioned a woman he hadn’t spoken to in a long time who reached out about the Harris campaign. He criticized her message, saying, “She had the nerve to text me and say, ‘We need you to join the campaign.’”
Initially, Kai thought she was asking him to promote a video game or a brand. “I was confused, thinking ‘What do you mean, what campaign?’” he recalled.
He added, “If by some chance I get involved in political streaming, I’ll sit down on my stream and wonder, ‘Why did you call me?’”
Kai Cenat, the popular Twitch streamer, has turned down an opportunity to collaborate with Kamala Harris after claims that the Secret Service had contacted him several times about a livestream with the Vice President.
In a livestream on August 7, Cenat shared that he had received multiple messages from the Secret Service regarding the potential stream, which he ultimately decided to decline, explaining that he isn’t deeply into politics.
“I’ve received calls from the Secret Service five times! I don’t understand anything about politics!” he shouted during the stream, expressing his frustration as he slammed his table hard enough to jolt his camera. “Honestly, I just don’t care!”
Cenat also mentioned a woman he hadn’t spoken to in a long time who reached out to him about getting involved in the Harris campaign. He voiced his irritation, saying, “She had the audacity to text me asking, ‘We need you to be part of the campaign.’”
At first, Kai misunderstood the message, thinking it had to do with a video game or a brand promotion. “I was lost, thinking ‘What do you mean campaign?’” he remarked.
He continued with a lighthearted comment, “If somehow I end up doing political streaming, I’ll just sit on my stream and question, ‘Why did you contact me?’”
Many fans supported Kai’s choice to steer clear of politics. One user on Twitter said, “This is wild, but you have to admire him for keeping his political views to himself.”
Another fan added, “Respect to Kai; he understands that they are just trying to use big streamers for votes and a new audience.”
This news comes after fellow streamer Adin Ross interviewed Donald Trump on his stream, which quickly became the highest viewed broadcast on Kick.
