STREAMER Kai Cenat was dragged through an internet controversy that had some fans calling for him to be banned just two days before his content disappeared.

Cenat’s wildly popular Twitch streams went dark on Wednesday night, sparking fears he had been hacked and locked out for good.

Fans of Cenat who is a 23-year-old mega popular influencer, were left speechless after all of his videos on Twitch abruptly disappeared just moments after he streamed.

A message on the page said, “This channel has no content… It’s quiet… too quiet.”

All of his videos on YouTube were also deleted save for six short clips, and the channel’s description read, “This is what you get for suspending my old Discord Mr. Cenat.”

As of Thursday afternoon, his YouTube had been restored, and all of his 12.4 million subscribers could once again access his gaming streams and prank videos.

However, his Twitch account was still “unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s community guidelines or terms of service,” the website reveals.

It’s unclear what’s led to these account shakeups, but they came just two days after Cenat was under fire for one of his most controversial streams.

The New York-based influencer made the bizarre decision to load his computer into his car and stream while he was driving.

During the drive, Cenat picked up his phone and appeared to start texting while he chatted with his subscribers and zoomed through traffic.

The illegal move caused a huge stir on X as some users called for him to be immediately punished.

One furious person blasted the act as “so wrong” and accused the streamer of “bad role modeling” and “promoting bad, illegal, and dangerous behavior.”

“Where is the police?” the user said before tagging Twitch and asked the company to do something.

Other users pointed to fellow celebrity streamer Adin Ross, who was briefly banned from the site for committing the same blunder live on air.

“Any streamer that does this should be banned,” blasted another user.

The U.S. Sun has reached out to Cenat for more information on what’s going on with his account.

Who is Kai Cenat?

YOUTUBER KaiCenat is a 23-year-old streamer who lives in New York.

He was born on December 16, 2001, to a Haitian father and a Trinidadian mother.

The content creator has a massive following on social media, with more than 10 million followers on Instagram, more than 2.2 million followers on X, and over 11 million subscribers on Twitch.

Before pursuing YouTube and streaming, Cenat attended Morrisville State College in Morrisville, New York.

He ultimately dropped out to pursue content creation full-time.

He first gained popularity in high school after uploading comedy skits to Facebook and Instagram.

In 2020, he joined the streaming group Any Means Possible (AMP) which is known for prank and challenge videos.

STREAMER BREAKS SILENCE

Cenat hasn’t said much since the account vanished, but in a video posted on X, he appeared to still be in high spirits.

In the clip, Cenat is hanging out with some friends, before one person confronted him about the so-called hack.

“What am I supposed to do cry?” he yelled as he walked around the room.

After going on an expletive-filled rant about how he can’t do much, Cenat calmed down and revealed when he believes the account will be restored.

“That s**t all come back in the morning,” he said.

“Free my boy Kai,” shouted one of his friends.

This latest controversy came after Cenat sparked an online firestorm for appearing to set off a mountain of fireworks inside his bedroom.