Kai Cenat Bans Magicians From His Livestream After Max Major Pulls Alarming & Concerning Prank w/ Noose

Kai Cenat Bans Magicians From His Livestream After Max Major Pulls Alarming & Concerning Prank w/ Noose
Kai Cenat was livid after a guest on his livestream, magician Max Major, appeared to h*ng himself online.
During Max Major’s appearance, he did a stunt that included ropes, however, something seemingly went horribly wrong when Max Major appeared to h*ng from the ropes with a noose around his neck.
Kai Cenat expressed genuine concern and worry over Max Major, and the possibility that he would get “banned” from streaming platforms as his livestream showed the controversial moment.
Max Major later text him and told him to “let the story be what it is” and refused to go inside Kai Cenat’s home and explain the prank.
Sexyy Red, who was also a guest, and Kai Cenat went off on the magician for using Kai to carry out the publicity stunt without his knowledge. Kai also banned magicians from appearing on his livestream in the future.
While Max refused to return to Kai’s home to set the record straight, he did post a video explaining the prank.
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