Felix 'xQc' Lengyel believes that Kai Cenat has gotten away with doing a number of things on Twitch that other users would have been banned for, and that the site has been very understanding of him.
The suspension and permanent ban procedures used by Twitch are not completely open to the public. The Amazon-owned company seldom directs streamers to their community standards and withholds detailed justifications for suspensions from public view.
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‘Kai got away with f***ing so much’
The former Overwatch League player brought it up during his May 9 stream as he watched a YouTube video detailing Kai's Twitch career amid reports that he might switch to Kick.
He said, “I think, based on my experience and my knowledge and expertise around TOS and Twitch staff and moderators at Twitch, Kai got away with f***ing so much. Ok, reasonably so. At the time, he was new on Twitch.”
“I’m not going to be a snitching Andy. Kai balled out super hard. This is objective. Him saying ‘Oh well he got banned for this, lol’. If you want to scope out and look at what people normally get banned for, he would have gotten banned like five or six times. I think that’s like the absolute minimum. I’m not saying that’s good or bad, I’m just saying that’s how it is,” xQc added.
Is Kai Cenat moving to Kick?
Kai promised to leave Twitch if he received another ban following his most recent seven-day punishment. With 5 million followers, he is presently one of Twitch's most well-known broadcasters.
As of right now, given that he has continued to tease the Stake-backed Kick platform on his own show, there are still whispers that the well-known Twitch streamer may follow in the footsteps of Adin Ross and go over to it. It's still unclear whether that'll ever happen, especially given Twitch's continued dominance in the livestreaming market.
