"The VODs were missing because...": Kai Cenat and YourRageGaming discuss why Twitch removed some of their streams

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In a recent stream on Kai Cenat's channel, he and YourRageGaming discussed the matter of their VODs getting deleted. The two were fairly certain why it was happening and announced that it was because the streams in question had the creators react to people who were banned from Twitch.

Addressing members of the audience, Kai Cenat revealed:

YourRageGamiing chimed in:

The Streamer of the Year even went as far as to name those he was reacting to that got his VODs removed from Twitch. IShowSpeed and Jidion are currently serving indefinite bans from the Amazon-owned streaming platform due to various controversies.

For those unaware of the purple platform's Terms of Service pertaining to the portrayal of creators suspended from the platform, here's a brief recap. What Kai Cenat and YourRageGaming have been talking about with respect to reacting to content creators falls under the Suspension Evasion section of Twitch's Community Guidelines, which states:

The guidelines also discuss how the appearance of banned individuals may sometimes be beyond the control of the streamer. Even in that case Twitch expects its creators to "make a good faith effort" to minimize their airtime:

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Kai Cenat also revealed that he got a phone call, presumably from a Twitch representative, about how he cannot show content featuring/reacting to people who are banned:

Another person present on the stream asked:

Kai added:

At this point YourRageGaming got up and whispered something in Kai Cenat's ears before revealing his story of VOD removal:

He then insinuated that Mizkif, referring to him as "old boy," had been snitching to Twitch about Kai Cenat and others reacting to banned creators.

Kai joined the dots:

YourRage continued:

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