Snoop Dogg Gifts 50,000 Twitch Subs To Kai Cenat After Ray J’s Scathing Rant

Snoop Dogg came through with a massive Twitch flex and a not-so-subtle message to Ray J, gifting 50,000 subscriptions to Kai Cenat during his record-breaking “Mafiathon 3” stream after Ray J accused celebrities of freeloading off the streamer’s platform.

On Thursday night (September 25), while Cenat was live with Kevin Gates, Snoop Dogg phoned in with a surprise offer that left the Twitch star stunned.

“I got 50,000 subs for you when you ready for them,” Snoop told Cenat on the stream.

Cenat, clearly caught off guard, responded, “You cap, man.”

But Snoop wasn’t playing.

“I’m trying to help you get to the mil,” he said, asking Cenat how to deliver the massive sub drop. When Cenat confirmed it would be the biggest donation he’d ever received and shared that he had just broken the Twitch record that day, Snoop doubled down.

“I’m finna get you 50,000 so you can get over the record,” he added. “The record ain’t nothing. You got to get over the record.”

Snoop Dogg’s donation came just days after Ray J took to social media to blast celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Mariah Carey, and John Legend for appearing on Kai Cenat’s stream without contributing financially.

“Homie out here working hard, doing 30-day subs, he got people like Kim and Mariah coming on. These n##### didn’t gift this n#### nothing,” Ray J said in a video earlier this week. “He tryna get to a million subs, Kim, Mariah, John Legend, all y’all n#####.”

Ray J claimed he personally gifted around 15,000 subs during his appearance and challenged others to do the same.

“All y’all should gift 50,000… I’m starting to feel like y’all using n#####… It’s working for y’all. What y’all do for the homie?”

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Snoop made it clear he wasn’t feeling Ray J’s approach.

“I didn’t like the way Ray J called n##### out,” Snoop said. “Like we don’t got [Cenat’s] back.”

Cenat’s “Mafiathon 3” has been one of the most talked-about events on Twitch, with the streamer broadcasting around the clock for 30 days straight in a push to hit 1 million subscribers.