xQc calls out Kai Cenat’s proteges for “alleged” viewbotting, Cenat responds

The streaming world just started up the grill, preparing to cook us all some brand new beef. That beef, this time, is between the celebrity streamers, xQc and Kai Cenat. So, why are the two popular streamers arguing online? Here is a rundown on the situation.

In a recent stream, the popular content creator, xQc, made a big claim saying that Lil Rodney Son (aka girlhefunny1x) and RaKai (aka 2xRaiKai) were viewbotting on Twitch. The two creators have a combined following on Twitch of over 1 million followers, and have consistently been pushed by Kai Cenat.

So, why does xQc claim they are viewbotting?

"They're all viewbotters. I don't care to say it," said xQc on Twitch when streaming with popular FaZe member, StableRonaldo. "From 1k to 20k overnight, like bro, I have been here before. I am not stupid."

This is referencing the fact that the two streamers jumped from averaging around 1,000 viewers to around 20,000 viewers in a very short period of time.

"It's their agency doing it."

This is a bold claim made by xQc, but it was not going to go unnoticed by Cenat, who has been a big push for the two streamers as they have gotten more popular over the last year or so.

Kai Cenat did not hold back when letting out his response to xQc's claims that RaKai and Lil Rodney Son were viewbotting on Twitch.

“It just looks like you are d*ck eating," said Cenat on Twitch when addressing xQc's recent claims. "It’s weird and then you say you're joking. I can ask Reggie (Lil Rodney Son), do you know who xQc is? He doesn’t even know bro. Reggie just a hood n**ga that’s just live."

Cenat's claim is that Lil Rodney Son does not actually spend much time on Twitch other than for his own stream and has zero idea who someone like xQc is.

While Cenat fought back, it seems like xQc wanted the last word.

In the midst of all the drama, xQc headed to Kai Cenat's stream to see everything he was saying about the situation. After a quick watch, xQc had some more words of his own to spout.

"What is the story behind the four days in a row of under 40% chat rates?" asked xQc when making a response to Cenat. "Forget about anything that I know or don't know. Explain what type of story, or what endeavor, gets you to sub 40% or sub 30% validation rate in chat. Explain. I don't know."

The streamer then made sure people knew not to come at him, but instead to look at the facts.

"Why are you going to attack me? Attack my story."

Viewbotting is a huge issue within the world of streaming, as many inflate their views to help get them ahead of other streamers. However, some people do, in fact, gain success overnight. Is Qxc in the right for saying these two streamers are viewbotting? Or is he making a claim that looks to be a bit too bold?

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