Kai Cenat explains important reason he never signs autographs in blue marker

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By George Griffiths

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Popular streaming sensation Kai Cenat has revealed the important reason why he never signs any autographs for fans with a blue marker. 

Cenat, who is the most subscribed-to streamer on the world on the platform Twitch, was captured on-camera interacting with a fan while out and about.

The fan presented Cenat with a picture for him to sign, and a market for him to use. 

But when Cenat took it off his hands, he noticed that it was blue. Instead, he asked for a black marker to sign the fan’s autograph.

Why Kai Cenat never signs autographs with a blue marker 

Cenat then addressed the camera directly, explaining the important reason why doesn’t use blue markers.


“Fun fact about blue markers,” Cenat said. “You’re able to forge a signature more easily with blue markers.”

His advice? “Always get black!”

Who is Kai Cenat?

Kai Cenat is an online streamer, best known for his comedic live streams and videos. 

He became the first person to achieve over 500,000 subscribers on the video platform Twitch.

He is now the most-subscribed-to user on the platform, with over 728,000 subscribers.

Cenat is also the second-most followed profile on Twitch, with over 19.4 million followers. The platform’s most-followed user is Ibai, with 19.8 million followers.

kai cenat.jpg Kai Cenat is one of the most popular online streamers in the world. Picture: YouTube

Over on YouTube, Cenat has, at the time of writing, over 7.2 million subscribers and views totalling over 400 million.

At just 23 years old, Cenat has seen his popularity explode in the last few years.

Some of his live streams are notable for featuring famous guests to boost views.

Celebrities who have dropped in to hang with Cenat on a stream include the likes of Kim Kardashian, Lizzo, and SZA

Cenat has also undeniably had an impact on culture for younger generations. He is often named as the coiner of several phrases popular with the likes of Gen Z and Gen Alpha, including ‘rizz’ (charisma) and ‘gyatt’ (goddamn), which has roots in African-American Vernacular English (AAVE).