Sidemen share snippets of Kai Cenat collaboration amid sexual assault controversy

The UK-based YouTube group Sidemen have revealed the first look at a collaboration video with Kai Cenat, which is expected to be uploaded to the former's channel within the next few weeks. Despite Kai facing heavy criticism for his alleged involvement in a recently unraveled sexual assault allegation, the comments under the post were largely welcoming.

For those unaware of the situation, on January 6, 2023, TikToker and Twitter user Jovi Pena took to her socials to call out Kai for not aiding her with adequate information following her traumatic experience at the streamer's New Year party.

Regardless, Kai is set to feature in a Sidemen video for the first time in his career. The UK-based group have already revealed that the streamer will be included in a 20 Women v 1 Sidemen dating video, a series that will return for the eighth time on their channel.

When will Kai Cenat's collaboration video come out?

As of this writing, Sidemen have not announced any particular date for the upload. For those unfamiliar with the group's upload schedule, they almost always upload their videos each Sunday, which is why their series has come to be known as the eponymous Sidemen Sundays.

However, considering that the group's official Twitter page has been teasing fans with snippets from their shoot, it won't be surprising if the video is uploaded next Sunday (January 22).

As stated earlier, the 20 Women v 1 Sidemen video series has already been featured on the group's channel on seven separate occasions.

Kai is set to follow other notable creators who have appeared in the series, which includes the likes of Logan Paul (American YouTuber and WWE star), JiDion (YouTube streamer), Yung Filly (YouTuber), Callux (YouTuber), and WroteToShaw (YouTuber).

Fans react to the collaboration

Kai Cenat has been acquainted with the Sidemen for a long time. The former hosted a virtual confrontational video between KSI and Dillon Danis ahead of their canceled fight. Seeing the streamer join hands with the UK's largest YouTube group, fans shared a slew of reactions.

While a large chunk of the audience are looking forward to it, others are skeptical of the series being overdone. Here are some of the reactions:

One user chipped in by suggesting Danny Aarons, an up-and-coming FIFA YouTuber, be included in future videos:

Despite the polarizing reactions, Kai Cenat's inclusion is set to become yet another big-name collaboration for Sidemen.

About the author

Shreyan is an esports and gaming journalist at Sportskeeda, focusing on streamer content. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature, and journalism was the most logical next step for him. Although titles like FIFA 08 and GTA San Andreas acted as the catalyst for his love of video games, the exponential growth of the streaming community also propelled his interest in the genre. He also has a prior work experience of 2 years.

Shreyan considers factual and accurate content to be the most important as a creator and a reader. He ensures this by double checking every piece of information in his articles and sourcing it from streamers directly rather than depend on third parties. His works have caught the attention of the heavyweights, with the PR team of Sidemen (a YouTube group he’s been following since his teenage days) and Chess.com reaching out to him for sending exclusive press releases.

Shreyan would love to drop into the virtual world of FIFA/EA FC and explore it further but, he would recommend playing Red Dead Redemption 2 to gaming skeptics for its top-tier gameplay, story and characters. During his downtime, he enjoys balancing his interests in reading, watching films and sports, and of course, playing video games.

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