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Brazil mistakes Kai Cenat for Playboi Carti

Summary by The Express Tribune
Kai Cenat, the popular streamer known for his strong presence in the hip-hop community, recently addressed a fan's mistaken identity during a Brazil stream. The moment occurred when an excited passerby repeatedly yelled "I am music!" at Cenat, mistakenly assuming he was Playboi Carti. Cenat, who had made a surprise appearance during Carti’s recent Rolling Loud performance, responded by clarifying, "No, I'm not Playboi Carti. I'm Kai!" https://ww…

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Brazil mistakes Kai Cenat for Playboi Carti

Kai Cenat, the popular streamer known for his strong presence in the hip-hop community, recently addressed a fan's mistaken identity during a Brazil stream. The moment occurred when an excited passerby repeatedly yelled "I am music!" at Cenat, mistakenly assuming he was Playboi Carti. Cenat, who had made a surprise appearance during Carti’s recent Rolling Loud performance, responded by clarifying, "No, I'm not Playboi Carti. I'm Kai!" https://ww…

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The Express Tribune broke the news in Pakistan on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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