NEW YORK: DJ Akademiks exposed the alleged discord between Offset and Kai Cenat following a Twitch stream snub.
In a recent bombshell revelation on Bradley Martin's 'Raw Talk', DJ Akademiks sparked speculation of a feud between Kai Cenat and the prominent rapper Offset.
This assertion arises in the aftermath of Offset's noticeable absence from Kai Cenat's much-awaited seven-day prison-themed Twitch stream, fueling speculation and sparking discussions on social media about the status of their friendship.
Beef between Offset and Kai Cenat revealed
DJ Akademiks delved into his experience with rappers who expect content creators and influencers to applaud their work in exchange for appearing in their content.
He highlighted how many of these artists tend to take offense when the creator publicly expresses criticism even if they have a close relationship.
DJ Akademiks cited one such rapper's reaction and said, "Yo dawg, like, I gave you this experience at my show. You are going to call my s**t wack?"
In response, Bradley Martin emphasized the importance of honesty in reviewing content. It was at this point that DJ Akademiks talked about the alleged feud between Kai Cenat and Offset, attributing it to Kai's disapproval of certain songs in the rapper's new album.
He revealed, "Kai is going through that now. Kai just had a whole stream with Offset, 48 hours. He listened to the album, and for some of these tracks he's like, 'I don't think this is it.' Trust me, Offset is hitting him like, 'Dawg, how can you say that? I was at your house for 48 hours, bro.'"
Kai Cenat allegedly criticized Offset's new album
Kai Cenat's '7 Days In' marathon IRL stream on Twitch garnered significant attention, featuring numerous popular content creators and celebrities simulating a prison environment.
Despite positive initial reactions, Kai expressed his frustration at Offset's last-minute cancellation of his appearance, which led to DJ Akademiks speculating that it could be due to Kai's less-than-enthusiastic response to Offset's new album.
DJ Akademiks recounted the self-centered nature of rappers and said, "Rappers are like the most narcissistic of any influencers you will ever meet. Where the world, the sun, revolves around them, and yeah. So, yeah, dealing with those people? They are like, 'F**k your honesty. You are my man, don't even say it. If you don't like it, keep it quiet."
He further added, "You know what I mean? If you don't like it, don't verbalize it, because I've had this conversation with many of them- 'Oh, you're going to influence other people that watch you do not like my stuff. And if we are friends, why would you want to do that?'"
