"Don't care if I get jumped": Kid on Kai Cenat's stream reprimanded for N-word usage, responds brazenly

sportskeeda.com:

During his latest Fortnite stream, Kai Cenat received a call from his moderator Mari, who proceeded to talk to his teammate about not using the n-word.

During an intense face-off against opponents, Cenat was knocked down and his teammate, a kid named Alex, was left defending for himself. Backed into a corner, Alex was unable to spot the other opponent and was eliminated while trying to heal.

When Alex used the N-word, and multiple other expletives, Cenat got a call through which Mari tried to call out the younger player. When she said that he would get attacked at school, his response was:

Kai had skillfully killed the first enemy but got knocked down by the second one. He proceeded to swear profusely, frustrated at the game. The frustration seems to have rubbed off on Alex.

Talking through the phone’s speaker, Mari asked Kai to keep a check on the kid, warning him of the serious consequences of saying the racial slur.

“Getting jumped” is slang for getting assaulted/attacked. Kai, who was also guilty of throwing the slur around casually during the same game, prompted Mari to talk directly with Alex.

Her appeal, however, fell on deaf ears as Alex did not seem to be bothered by the potential repercussions of his language. Startled by his response, Mari continued her appeal with a sterner tone but got cut-off by Alex’s comeback where he claimed that he was cool with them and didn't care if he got jumped.

His unabashed attitude caused Kai to crack up, yet again. Mari persisted and reprimanded Alex for saying the N-word, which is considered highly offensive, especially when said by anyone outside the black community.

In a final, brazen blow to her appeal, Alex responded:

Exasperated, Mari exclaimed that she'd given up and left the