Kai Cenat has MrBeast’s credit card and is spending it on gifts for his community-Kenneth Andersen-Entertainment – Metro

Wonder if his pin code is 1-2-3-4… (Twitch)

Twitch star Kai Cenat has got hold of MrBeast’s credit card, and is planning to match whatever is on it and spend it all on his community.

Kai Cenat is known for his elaborate events on Twitch, often involving celebrities, like his recent Elden Ring marathon streams and hosting comedian Kevin Hart in the biggest stream of the year.

Cenat just finished a marathon stream of Shadow Of The Erdtree, where he beat the game in just under 100 hours, which is when he revealed that he has something big planned.

The Twitch star has got hold of MrBeast’s credit card and said he’s going to spend whatever is on the card on his community, taking a page – and a credit card – out of MrBeast’s book.

‘I asked for MrBeast’s credit card. And guess what I’m about to do?’ Cenat asked his fans and his friends in the room.

‘I’m about to go back to the hood and copping everybody mad s***.’

Cenat said that there’s a certain amount of money on the credit card, and that he will match the amount with his own money, to spend on his community.

‘If it’s a hundred [dollars], I’ll match it. If it’s a million… I don’t got a million,’ he joked.

Unfortunately Cenat didn’t elaborate further, with no details about what he will be buying for his community or if it will be livestreamed or uploaded as a YouTube video when it happens.

Cenat was a part of filming what MrBeast is calling his ‘biggest video yet’, set to come out in July 13, which is where he asked the latter for his credit card.

The streamer has become one of the most popular creators on Twitch thanks to highly ambitious events and livestreams, and Cenat looks set to continuing doing what works for him.

MrBeast is planning something big for his July video (Twitter)

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