Kanye West and Kai Cenat Get Into Ridiculous Beef Over Sweatpants

In a bizarre series of events, Kanye West and Kai Cenat get into a ridiculous beef over sweatpants.

Kanye West and Kai Cenat Engage in Ridiculous Beef Over Sweatpants

On Friday (March 15), popular streamer Kai Cenat unboxed some free Yeezy merch while streaming on Twitch. However, when trying on some of the gear, Kai clowned Kanye West for sending him oversized sweatpants that clearly could not fit him.

"N***a!" Cenat yelled while emphasizing the humorously disproportionate size of the sweatpants gifted to him by Ye. "Bro, this s**t is not fitting me, bro!"

Cenat then started comically dancing in the oversized sweatpants to 50 Cent's hit, "In da Club," which viewers found hilarious to watch.

Kanye caught wind of Cenat's Twitch stream and didn't find it funny at all. The Vultures 1 artist sent Cenat an angry Instagram message, which can be viewed below.

"Don't make no jokes about my clothes...When you ain't saying nothing about what Adidas is doing...When Vultures song came out you ain't play my verse...You controlled. Don't play with me," he wrote.

Cenat was surprised by Ye's DM, which prompted him to respond, "I hear you bro but ain't no jokes was being said when I first opened up that package I showed love instantly[.] All I did was try on the sweats and it didn't fit[.] No jokes made I immediately asked for a new pair."

But Kanye wasn't having it and asked Cenat if he was responded incorrectly to him, which Cenat answered, "Yes."

Kanye then angrily shot back, "F**k you n***a. You was told to diss my s**t[.] You a pawn."

Cenat's mother later stepped in and offered her son some guidance about Ye's perspective. "He stands for what he believes in and he don’t care about nobody," she told Cenat.

Kanye West's Manager Steps in to Squash Feud

Later in the stream, Cenat received a phone call from Kanye's manager, John Monopoly, who has reportedly reunited with the Chicago rapper-producer and is working on the Vultures world tour.

Monopoly, who played an integral role in Kanye's early rap development in the 1990s and later served as his manager alongside Gee Roberson and Kyambo "Hip-Hop" Joshua before parting ways in the mid-2010s, attempted to end their feud.

Shockingly, when Monopoly told Kai that he was once part of the esteemed Violators management team under the late Chris Lighty, Cenat seemed unimpressed.

Nevertheless, Cenat was willing to meet with Kanye and Monopoly in the future to officially squash their beef.