Kai Cenat says he coughed up blood during the Twitch subathon

Twitch Streamer Kai Cenat revealed that he was coughing up blood during his ongoing Mafiaathon 2 subathon. The event, which features uninterrupted streaming and various interactive activities, has attracted widespread attention online. However, concerns have been raised about the toll such a grueling schedule could take on the Twitch star’s physical and mental health, prompting mixed reactions from viewers.

Kai Cenat launched Mafiaathon 2 on November 1st with an audacious goal: reclaim his spot as the most subscribed Twitch streamer. His efforts quickly paid off as he surpassed Ironmouse’s previous record of 326,252 subscribers in just 11 days. The 30-day subathon continued to go exceptionally well, with Kai Cenat reaching the 400,000 subscriber milestone on day 15. This remarkable success, already achieved halfway through the event, piqued the curiosity of many as to how far he could climb before the subathon came to an end.

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On day 21, Kai Cenat broke another barrier, surpassing the unprecedented 500,000 subscribers mark, a moment of celebration for the streamer. However, that excitement quickly turned to concern when Kai revealed a serious health problem the next day. He shared that he was “coughing up blood” earlier in the morning and was dealing with chest congestion, highlighting the physical toll of his intense, non-stop streaming routine. Despite these challenges, Kai remained determined to keep going, emphasizing that his community’s unwavering support continued to remind him “why I should keep going” as he entered the final stages of the event with eight days to go.

Fans’ reactions to Kai Cenat’s health concerns

Twitch star Kai Cenat’s health revelation sparked concern among his fanbase, with many urging him to put his well-being above his intensive streaming schedule. Some fans expressed concern and said he was trying too hard. One wrote: “I hope these symptoms are just minor inconveniences,” while others were more direct, saying: “He needs to take a break, it’s not worth it.” Although fans admired his dedication despite symptoms like coughing up blood, they stressed, that his health should come first. Many pointed out that neither success nor money was worth risking his well-being, with one fan remarking: “He should take care of himself first.”

As of this writing, Kai Cenat has surpassed 532,000 Twitch subscribers, more than 200,000 more than the previous record. This highlights the incredible success of his ongoing subathon and it will be interesting to see how many more subscribers he gains by the end of the event. But despite its overwhelming success, Mafiaathon 2 also recently caused controversy. Kai Cenat faced backlash for hosting Chris Brown during the stream. Many criticized the decision due to Brown’s controversial past.