Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 2 revealed at long last in ad with Kim Kardashian

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Kai Cenat’s long-awaited Mafiathon 2 is just around the corner, as the start date for his subathon was leaked in a massive Twitch advert. A short time after the leak, he officially revealed it in an ad with Kim Kardashian.

Over the last few years, subathons have become all the rage on Twitch. Viewers have the chance to keep their favorite streamers going for days on end, and even make them miserable with donation goals.

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Up until the end of September, Kai Cenat had held many records for the biggest subathon. He eclipsed more than 306,621 subscribers and that seemed like a figure that would never be surpassed. However, when Ironmouse managed to do it, he was called into action.

Kai has promised Mafiathon 2 for a few weeks, even advertising it during an appearance at a Boston Celtics game. However, he remained quiet about exactly when he would be starting it up.

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However, the start date has now been revealed in massive advert from Twitch in Los Angeles. They’ve taken over a building, and painted a link to his channel on it. There is also the mention of Mafiathon 2 and the dates November 1 to November 30 are also present. So, it’s a November grind this time around for Kai.

Despite all the hype around it, some fans were disappointed by the fact that the advert has started circulating before Kai said anything. “Nah nah he said no dates or announcements,” one said. 

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However, a short time later, Kai Cenat got to announce it on his own terms in an ad with Kim Kardashian.

It remains to be seen if he can get his sub record back from IronMouse, but he’s clearly gunning for the goal seeing as he directly took a jab at the record being taken from him in the advert. It remains to be seen what surprises he has in store for the subathon considering he grabbed one of Hollywood’s biggest celebrities to advertise it.

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