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Skip to headerSkip to main contentSkip to footerTalking pointThe dubious power of celebrity influencersAre influencers responsible for the behavior of fans online or IRL?One of Twitch's most popular streamers, Kai Cenat, faces charges related to inciting a riot after a legion of his young fans took over New York City's Union Square. Cenat was there for a giveaway, but when thousands of teens swarmed the area, the impromptu meet and greet "descended into chaos," The New York Times reported. The massive meet-up "exemplified the power of niche internet celebrity" while demonstrating "what can take place when the energy of an online fan base bursts into the non-virtual world." Cenat has 6.5 million followers on Twitch and broke the record for most paying subscribers on the platform earlier this year. He invited his followers to meet him in his hometown for a giveaway of PlayStation 5s and streaming equipment. Some of the mostly teen crowd turned rowdy, and the police arrested dozens of people.The internet and social media have redefined what it means to be famous. Influencer culture thrives on how much power these internet celebs hold over their fanbases — It's literally a part of their job description. The real-life consequences

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What Kai Cenat's chaotic giveaway in Union Park reveals about influencer culture The influencer era has given us a direct view into the lives of the young, rich and famous. And it's given them huge sway over their thousands of followers. People gather around and cheer for Kai Cenat during the meetup that eventually resulted in dozens of arrests and several injuries. Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images People gather around and cheer for Kai Cenat during the meetup that eventually resulted in dozens of arrests and several injuries. Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images The influencer era has given us a direct view into the lives of the young, rich and famous. And it's given them huge sway over their millions of followers. Who is he? Kai Cenat is an internet celebrity, with one of the highest follower and subscriber counts on the live-streaming platform Twitch (6.5 million followers, in case you were wondering) as well as several million followers across YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Cenat, a 21-year-old Bronx native, is known for content geared towards younger people. He streams himself playing video games, hanging out with friends, and participating in the general kooky antics

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A social media influencer has been charged with inciting a riot after a crowd drawn by his promise of free electronics turned violent in New York City's Union Square, resulting in dozens of arrests and injuries. Kai Cenat was taken out of the park by police, arrested, and charged with counts including unlawful assembly. Conviction on all charges could bring a sentence of up to five years in prison, the Washington Post reports. Police said that the gathering was spontaneous and that Cenat had not obtained a city permit for the Friday afternoon event. Cenat had announced during a livestream Wednesday on Twitch that he would host a "huge giveaway" at the park, per CNN. The freebies would include computers, Play Station 5s, microphones, keyboards, webcams, gaming chairs, headphones, and gift cards, he said. "I feel like New York really deserves it," Cenat told his audience. People began arriving at Union Square around 3pm Friday. "We went from 300 kids to a couple of thousands of kids in minutes," Police Chief Jeffrey Maddrey said. The crowd spilled out of the park, blocking cars and pedestrians. A market closed early, and subway trains started to bypass the Union Square station. By

Local News By CBS Miami Team August 5, 2023 / 8:15 AM / CBS Miami NEW YORK  -- Multiple people, including teenagers and police officers, were injured in New York City on Friday, August 4, when a giveaway event organized by popular social media influencers spun out of control at Union Square Park. The event was organized online by Kai Cenat, a both popular live-streamer on YouTube and Twitch, told fans they would be giving away free PlayStation gaming consoles in the area at 4pm on Friday afternoon, news reports said. Speaking to press on Friday night, Chief Jeffrey Maddrey of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) said police became aware of fans gathering at Union Square shortly after 12:30pm, and deployed more police as the crowd ballooned in size. "We went from 300 kids to a couple of thousand kids in minutes - minutes," Jeffrey stressed.Police say they made at least 65 arrests, 30 of them juveniles and Cenat will face charges for the unpermitted event.  As the largely young crowd grew restless waiting to see the influencer, chaos and lawlessness began to spread, he said. "They destroyed food carts; they destroyed stores," Maddrey told press. Some rioters

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat is being charged for inciting a riot in New York after a giveaway announcement caused major chaos in Union Square.The social media influencer, who has over 4 million subscribers on YouTube, 5.6 million followers on Instagram, and 6.5 million on Twitch, announced on his Twitch live stream that he would be hosting a huge giveaway on Friday at 4 p.m. in Union Square Park. Cenat promised to give out computers, gaming consoles, webcams, gaming chairs, gift cards and more, saying New York deserved it. But the moment turned to mayhem.In a press conference, police said by 3 p.m. Friday, thousands of people began to arrive in Union Square. "The park and the surrounding streets were overrun with people. They were obstructing both vehicular and pedestrian traffic," New York Police Department Chief Jeffrey Maddrey said. When Cenat arrived, the gathering grew further out of control."Individuals in the park began to commit acts of violence against the police and the public," Maddrey said.People began vandalizing construction sites, food trucks and grabbing and destroying plates from outside diners. They also lit fireworks, and threw them toward police and each other.The chaos prompted the NYPD to activate "Level 4" response efforts, which is the highest level