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Twitch streamer Kai Cenat couldn’t keep his eyes open during a broadcast, after taking a big dose of edibles on camera.  Known for his crazy shenanigans, Kai Cenat has managed to become the third most subscribed Twitch streamer, only beaten by xQc and Hasanabi.  His content mostly consists of doing Just Chatting streams, usually hanging out with other creators and reacting to viral clips or playing Grand Theft Auto 5 from time to time.  However, one of his recent hangout sessions took a turn for the worse when he passed out in the middle of a game of Gang Beasts.  The reason behind him feeling unwell was that he ate a number of cannabis infused snacks, despite his viewers warning him that he would ‘green out’.  At the start of his stream, Kai was seen trying to choose between a variety of edibles, such as Delta-9 infused Nerd Ropes candy and then some chocolate bars.  ‘This has 100mg. Which I will not be taking, I’m not doing that. This one is 300mg. Okay, this is crazy. Then we got the brownies. These are homemade brownies. 100 per,’ Kai Cenat said.  However, the array of weed infused

As one of several popular streamers who enjoyed doing sponsored gambling streams on Twitch, Adin Ross didn’t seem happy when the Amazon-owned platform decided to ban them in Sep. 2022. His apparent bitterness hasn’t waned in the months that have passed since then either. During his stream on Jan. 22, the outspoken streaming star slammed Twitch for cracking down hard on gambling streams while not giving hot tub streams, which he claims are in the “same category,” the same treatment. “You guys banned gambling. You guys moved on it quick,” he said. “But I think we have a problem, Twitch. I think there’s the hot tub streams, bro. I think it should be banned from Twitch.” The 22-year-old star likened hot tub streams to “soft porn,” claiming it serves as a portal to OnlyFans, which—in turn—is “promoting poison” and “feeding addiction” the same way gambling streams do, just in a different sense. Ross went on to say he doesn’t care who agrees and who doesn’t, insisting his opinion is “just a fact,” which disagreeing fans hilariously pointed out is a paradoxical statement. They also called him out for making out with a NSFW creator on-stream, suggesting it undermines his argument because

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Recently retired Call of Duty League (CDL) player Seth "Scump" Abner has had one of the most eventful weeks of his career. Following his end in competitive esports, Seth took to his Twitch account to host a watch party for the Week 2 of Major 2 qualifiers. Scump, who received an emotional farewell from the rest of the community, shattered several boundaries in his first stream as a non-esports athlete. He reportedly made nearly $17K in Twitch subscriptions alone. Readers should note that the figure comes after the platform deducts its own fee. In addition, his stream peaked at a whopping 95K concurrent viewers, a good 30K more than the peak viewership on Call of Duty's official Twitch channel. Scump just racked over 90,000 concurrent viewers and nearly $17,000 in Twitch subs (after the 50/50 split) in just one watch party for CDL I think mans made the right move Call of Duty League player Scump smashes viewership record on his first stream post-retirement Scump managed to go big on his very first watch party stream for the Week 2 of Major 2 qualifiers yesterday after garnering over 90K peak viewers. In comparison, the CoD's official Twitch account managed a

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