Kai Cenat has picked his next content arc, and it’s in orbit. On his “Leave Me Alone” Twitch stream on Thursday (Oct. 8), he said he plans to put together a team of astronauts and “people who can study space,” with the goal of livestreaming from a space shuttle, Complex reports.
He’s not in a rush. The trip “may not be in 2027,” he said, but the prep will happen on camera: “There’s going to be an arc where we only talk about space. We are going to go through an arc where every time you click my stream, we are going to be talking about the planets or the solar system.”
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It’s a long-running goal. He floated it during a November 2024 subathon, then told Elon Musk on X that he “would like to be the first streamer to stream & say ‘YO CHAT’ from space.” On The Jennifer Hudson Show in September 2025, he said he “was supposed to go to outer space this year,” but “some things didn’t happen.”
Ye, boot critic
The week’s other viral clip came from ComplexCon in Los Angeles. On Sunday (Oct. 4), Ye stopped by the booth for VIVET, Kai’s clothing brand, and the two were filmed talking shop. VIVET made its runway debut at New York Fashion Week in September, a show Kai announced like this:
Kai Cenat@KaiCenatXI Am Happy To Welcome You To VIVET September 12th.
Aug 29, 2026 · View on X ↗Back on stream, Kai explained that while he pitched Ye on a shorter version of VIVET’s electrician boot, Ye preferred the original. “He said, ‘I like how you already have it.’ He likes how the boot is already; he likes how big it is,” Kai said, per Complex. A mid-top version is still being designed.
Sizing hasn’t always gone this smoothly between them. In 2024, Kai showed his fans a pair of Ye’s Vultures pants that were far too big for him, and Ye answered in a DM: “Don't make no jokes about my clothes.” The two briefly reconnected at the Grammys last year.
VIVET has also been fending off Yeezy comparisons since its debut, with fans pointing to the muted colors, oversized fits and distressed finishes, HotNewHipHop reports. Kai’s answer is that the 20-piece first collection is autobiographical: look at it and you can “see what Kai likes.”
Foxx’s pick
Jamie Foxx, meanwhile, has a sitcom job for IShowSpeed. Asked by Complex’s Jillian Superstar about rebooting The Jamie Foxx Show, which ran for five seasons from 1996 to 2001, Foxx already knew who should take over his role as Jamie King. “I like IShowSpeed,” he said. “That dude right there, he is so cool.”
It’s not a greenlight. Foxx said a reboot would depend on demand, “if that’s what people want.” And don’t expect him on a stream with Speed: “Old dudes don’t really be knowing what they doing on there.” Watch the interview below.
