Kai Cenat was surprised to discover that a viewer donated $11,000 worth of Twitch subscriptions, and that this viewer might be a young child.
During a special Minecraft marathon stream with IShowSpeed, they celebrated some significant milestones.
IShowSpeed reached 28 million YouTube subscribers, while Kai hit 13 million followers on Twitch.
This collaboration between the two has proven to be quite memorable.
The marathon has already been a big success, even though they have not yet completed the game.
With the exciting streaming event, many viewers have been giving subscriptions and donations.
This became a topic of discussion on August 20, when a viewer named Takky donated a total of 2,350 subscriptions.
However, it seems that this viewer may actually be a child.
After gaining 13 million Twitch followers, the account gifted 1,000 subscriptions.
This means that throughout the marathon, Takky donated a total of 2,350 subscriptions to Kai.
Each subscription costs $4.99, bringing the total to approximately $11,726 USD.
The celebration took a serious turn as chat viewers reported that Takky is likely a child.
Some viewers found a YouTube channel with the same name as Takky.
This channel featured what appeared to be a young child with a high-pitched voice playing NBA 2K24.
Kai reacted while watching the video, saying, “Oh my god he stole his mom’s card.”
He was astonished by the number of subscriptions gifted.
It is difficult to confirm if the child in the video is indeed the same person who made the large number of subscriptions.
However, after Kai’s revelation, it seems that Takky stopped gifting subscriptions.
After the excitement of the subscriptions and donations, the mood quickly shifted as Kai learned that the donor, Takky, might be very young. Viewers in the chat found a YouTube channel associated with the name Takky. This channel featured a child playing NBA 2K24, and they had a high-pitched voice that suggested they were indeed quite young.
Kai watched this video and was shocked, exclaiming, “Oh my god he stole his mom’s card. He gifted 2,350!” This comment highlighted the unexpected twist in the situation, as he realized the potential implications of such a large donation coming from a child.
Even though it’s difficult to verify if the child in the video is the same Takky who made the generous contributions, it’s clear that the donations have since stopped. Following Kai’s discovery, it appears that the account has ceased gifting subscriptions altogether.
As of now, Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed have been streaming for over 78 hours, fully immersed in the marathon, but they still have not completed the game. This event has become a significant moment for both streamers, showcasing the unpredictable nature of live streaming and the people who engage with it.
