“Unlocking the Surprising Truth: How Kai Cenat’s Height Influences His Social Media Stardom!”
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On May 24, 2024, comedian Kevin Hart finally guested on Cenat’s stream. The two were standing next to each other and as expected, they playfully argued about who was taller. The streamer appeared slightly shorter than the comedian. That post on YouTube has garnered 10.7 million views and 671,000 likes.
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Kai Cenat Proves Height Doesn’t Matter in the Streaming World
According to a 2008 Journal of Applied Psychology study, tall people traditionally have greater self-esteem and social confidence than shorter people (2). Others may view tall people as more leader-like and authoritative — they grab more attention and have more breaks.
In streaming and video shorts, however, the platforms democratize height. You don’t need the added inches to make a name on the streaming platform.
Kai Cenat often uses his height as comical material, exaggerating how tall he stands to entertain audiences on the streaming platform. He seems to know the real deal about his height and doesn’t mind the attention he gets for being smaller than average.
In streaming, where most shots are zoom-ins and closer cuts, Cenat has proven that height doesn’t matter when making an impact. It isn’t a determining factor for the entertainment value you provide to gain fame or reach, but it can be used to your advantage.
In the recent polls of Twictchmetrics in October 2024, Kai Cenat confirmed his streaming superpowers as he surpassed his contemporaries, topping the list as the most subscribed creator on Twitch (3).
