‘He’s mad’: Internet trolls Kanye West after his beef with Kai Cenat over sweatpants gets ugly

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The internet is mocking Kanye West for his recent feud with streamer Kai Cenat.

On Friday, March 15th, controversial streamer Kai Cenat unboxed some free Yeezy merch while streaming on Twitch. However, when Kai tried on some of the pants, he ridiculed Kanye West for sending him oversized sweats that were clearly too big for him.

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What did Kanye West say to Kai Cenat? 

During his stream, Cenat said, "N***a!" while emphasizing the ironically disproportionate size of the sweatpants gifted to him by Ye.

"Bro, this s**t is not fitting me, bro!" Cenat then started dancing comically in the oversized sweatpants to 50 Cent's hit, 'In da Club.'

West, clearly displeased, flooded Cenat's DM with messages expressing his disappointment.

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Kanye West didn't find it funny at all. The 'Vultures 1' artist sent Cenat an angry Instagram message. It said,  "Don't make no jokes about my clothes...When you ain't saying anything about what Adidas is doing...When Vultures song came out you ain't play my verse...You controlled. Don't play with me." 

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Cenat was surprised by Ye's DM, which made him respond, "I hear you bro but ain't no jokes was being said when I first opened up that package I showed love instantly. All I did was try on the sweats and it didn't fit. No jokes made I immediately asked for a new pair."

Kanye, not accepting the response, queried Cenat if he had replied incorrectly to him, to which Cenat confirmed, "Yes." Kanye then responded angrily, stating, "F**k you n***a. You were told to diss my s**t. You a pawn."

Cenat's mother then chimed and said, "He stands for what he believes in and he doesn’t care about nobody." 

Reportedly, John Monopoly, Kanye's manager, reconnected with the Chicago rapper-producer, and they are currently collaborating on the 'Vultures' world tour.

Later on in the stream, Cenat received a call from Monopoly, who attempted to diffuse their rivalry. Monopoly played a significant role in Kanye's early rap development in the 1990s and later co-managed him with Gee Roberson and Kyambo 'Hip-Hop' Joshua before their paths diverged in the mid-2010s.

Interestingly, Cenat didn't seem impressed when Monopoly disclosed his previous collaboration with the late Chris Lighty on the renowned Violators management team.

Nonetheless, Cenat expressed willingness to meet with Monopoly and Kanye in the future to officially resolve their feud.

Internet reacts to West vs Cenat feud 

Several social media users trolled West for his feud with Kai Cenat.

A Facebook user wrote, "Kanye gonna mess around and get jumped on by somebody!! He needs help.." 

Another user wrote, "Lmao bro he need to leave that kid alone lol." [sic]

A user said, "And everyone will still back him. Kai is a real person Kanye definitely isn't." 

A user said, "All he said was the sweats didn't fit and they didn't Imao emotional for no reason as usual but yall swear he's this super deep

thinker that's a genius lol a super creative corn ball that's it." [sic]

Another user said, "He's mad Kai is more relevant."

While a user said, "I can't stand kanye. Used to be one of my favorite artists ever. But this dude is a narcissist. He doesn't take accountability for anything. He plays the blame game all day." [sic]

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