It’s not every day that one of the world’s biggest rappers teams up with a Twitch legend, but that’s exactly what’s happening.
Drake and streaming star Kai Cenat are set to go live on June 12, and fans are already buzzing.
The duo won’t just be chatting—they’ll be diving into something much more creative.
Drake and Kai Are Hunting for Video Visionaries
Drake and his longtime collaborator PartyNextDoor recently released their joint project, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U.
To bring one of the standout tracks, Somebody Loves Me, to life visually, they launched a competition with Kai Cenat.
The mission? Find 20 fresh, up-and-coming directors to pitch unique and artistic music video ideas.
Each winner is scoring $15,000 (around R267,000) to produce their segment of the video.
These short clips—between 30 seconds and one minute—will eventually be stitched together into one full video, curated by Kai and his AMP (Any Means Possible) crew.
The Twitch Crowd Called It First
Funny enough, this whole project was sparked by a bit of live-stream chaos.
During one of Kai’s popular Twitch streams, his audience didn’t hold back—they said Drake’s last music video didn’t live up to the hype.
Rather than brush off the criticism, Drake actually leaned in. He challenged viewers to come up with something better.
What started as a joke turned into a full-on contest and collaboration.
Behind the Submissions and the Buzz
Submissions officially closed on May 24, and since then, both Kai and Drake have been sifting through the entries—loving some, ripping into others.
But it’s clear they’re serious about making this project different, fresh, and crowd-approved.
With the AMP team helping shape the final result, fans can expect something truly creative—something born directly out of online culture.
Why This Collab Actually Matters
In an era where TikTok dances can make a song go platinum, and YouTube comments can change an album rollout, this kind of artist-streamer crossover feels like the future.
Drake’s not just hopping on Twitch for clout—he’s actively involving fans and digital creators in his process.
Other artists like Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C have dabbled in streaming, but few have embraced the format like Kai Cenat.
His influence on modern music taste is undeniable, making this team-up feel organic—if still a little surprising.
Wait, Weren’t They on Bad Terms?
Fans were a bit thrown when Kai Cenat’s name popped up in Drake’s legal battles last year—specifically, the headline-grabbing lawsuit with Universal Music Group following his feud with Kendrick Lamar.
But all seems cool now.
No drama, no shade.
Just good vibes, and some seriously exciting content on the way.
Will You Be Watching?
So, June 12—mark it down.
Drake and Kai Cenat are about to host a live event that blends music, creativity, internet culture, and fan interaction in one chaotic, unmissable stream.
Are you tuning in?