Fans were horrified when they witnessed magician Max Major seemingly hang himself from a noose during Kai Cenat's Twitch livestream. Cenat, who has over 15 million followers on the streaming Social media star Kai Cenat appeared to hang YouTube magician Max Major by the neck from a noose in shocking footage -- but it was later revealed it was all just a sick prank intended to scare the N ot all magic is, well, magical. Just ask Twitch streamer and YouTuber Kai Cenat, whose livestream took a dark turn on Tuesday night when he appeared to hang Magician Max Major for all of his 13 Kai Cenat is one of the most popular social media personalities, especially for his unique content on Twitch. Recently, Cenat joined hands with magician Max Major for a prank video for his Kai Cenat furious as Magician Max pranks him with hanging stunt during streaming marathon. The 22-year-old was streaming his month-long subathon, dubbed 'Mafiathon 2,' during the controversial On November 27th, 2024, X user @scubaryan_claimed after Magician Major Max "pranked" Kai Cenat with a dangerous magic trick tonight, the streamer has "decided to ban all magicians from his future streams." The tweet (seen below) amassed more than 11 million views and 100,000 likes in a few hours. Kai Cenat was left furious as a magician's prank went horribly wrong on his livestream, which ultimately left him distraught and potentially facing the prospect of a Twitch ban. Earlier on Wednesday (November 27), a clip from the streamer's recent vod went viral after it appeared to show him 'hanging' a person during his ongoing 'Mafiathon 2 Editor's Warning: This post includes descriptions of self-harm and suicide. Kai Cenat says he and his team were blindsided by Max Major's staged hanging on his Mafiathon 2 subathon on Tuesday Magician Max Major made his third appearance on Kai Cenat's channel during the subathon. He was last featured on it in 2023, and his performance on the ongoing Mafiathon 2 stream has sparked Streamer

Kai Cenat is currently in the final leg of his viral live event — the second edition of his subathon series, Mafiathon 2. A large part of these 24/7 streams involve guest appearances