Parasocial relationships can sometimes lead to scary and dangerous situations. Just ask Kai Cenat.
The popular internet personality addressed the topic during a livestream on Tuesday(April 29), recalling an incident in which a stranger allegedly broke into his home and watched him sleep.
“Chat, I never told y’all this. Imagine you sleep… Gang, I woke up to a n***a looking over me saying, ‘Kai, what’s up, bro? How you doing, bro?’” the Twitch streamer claimed. “Word on my mother, I almost clapped him, but God was with me, n***a.”
Kai told viewers the intruder seemed to be a super-fan, as he showed up to his home with a bag full of the streamer’s favorite things. We’re talking everything from iced tea and dessert to pouch drinks and fruit, according to Kai.
“The n***a probably, like, 17, gang,” he continued. “Gang, this n***a had Arizona, grapes, strawberry shortcake, CapriSun in a bag. He said, ‘Bro, this is all your favorite things. I came to deliver this for you, bro.’ Chat, I really woke up to somebody in my room, gang. I woke up, I jumped up… I’m looking around, grabbed my gun. I said, ‘Who you?’”
Kai said he eventually grabbed his gun, but suggested he never opened fire.
The anecdote was reshared by several Instagram pages, including No Jumper and The Shade Room Teens. The circulating clips do not provide any more details about the alleged incident or the intruder’s identity. It’s also unclear if the police got involved or how Kai ultimately got the individual out of his home. The streamer did, however, claim the break-in occurred well before he had a solid security system.
“That is wild, you feel me?” he said. “This was before we had security heavy… That shit was really scary, bro.”
Kai also claimed he experienced another unsettling fan encounter back in April.
“Just last week, gang, a n***a drove 13 hours and came to the house saying, ‘Kai told me to pull up,’” he told viewers. “A n***a came with a bag! He went up to security, he said, ‘Security, I drove 13 hours. Kai told me to pull up’… Security is really on that now. Security is really fully on that. Cameras everywhere, everything.”
