Kai Cenat did his biggest one with Streamer University. The ground breakbreaking weekend event has assembled over 120 of some of the funniest, livest, and most entertaining content creators and put them under one roof. Tell me that was not a genius power play!
If you’re like me you’re watching, laughing, and feeling the excitement of the memorable weekend.
Streamer U. isn’t simply about the stream. The event celebrates internet culture, creative collaboration, and diversity within the streaming, gaming, and entertainment industries.
SO, WHAT IS STREAMER UNIVERSITY?
Streamer University is a live, immersive streaming experience led by Kai Cenat—one of the most popular streamers on Twitch and a cultural force in his own right. Modeled like a college campus, the event featured creators from all over, acting as “students” in a fictional university setting. Think: Homecoming meets Big Brother meets Black TikTok Live.
Each class has its own vibe. Some creators are doing comedy skits. Others are hosting dorm parties, doing live Q&As, or collaborating on content in real-time. And the best part? We get to see a powerful collaboration between education and entertainment.
Not only did we get to see some of the internet’s most notable creators, like Kai Cenat, Agent 00, Duke Dennis, Funny Marco, Funny Mike, DDG, plus more, but we also watched them drop gems, speak life, and uplift smaller or up-and-coming creators. It’s a masterclass in how collaboration, mentorship, and community-building can happen in real-time—and still be entertaining.
A NOTE ON VISIBILITY…
While the weekend is filled with joy and celebration, it’s also important to acknowledge the quiet conversations happening outside the main stage. Some beloved and deserving creators weren’t invited, and it raised questions about visibility, gatekeeping, and who gets chosen to represent.
I won’t name any names or dwell on it here too much. But I will say this, in moments like this, it’s hard not to notice when certain people seem to be overlooked or dismissed for what feels more like pettiness than principle. Especially when the actions they’re allegedly being excluded for are the same things we’ve seen others—who were invited—do openly.
This isn’t about tearing anyone down. It’s about being honest: if we’re going to talk about community, we have to mean all of us. Visibility shouldn’t be determined by cliques, favoritism, or selective accountability. I’m just saying…
WHO TO WATCH: CREATORS THAT STAND OUT
- Thetylilshow
- PungaxDezz
- Girlhefunny1x
- FunnyMike
- Summyahmarie
- Blasianbabylolaa
- Mayabuckets
- BrooklynFrost
- NinaDaddyisBack
It’s entertaining, it’s innovative, and inspiring. It’s Rewriting the Narrative!
