Boosie Badazz Responds To Kai Cenat’s ‘Fortnite’ Streaming Offer

Boosie Badazz has received an offer from Kai Cenat after asking for help to get his Twitch channel started – and he’s happily accepting.

Last week, Boosie decided to enter the streaming world and called on Kai to get him some subscribers.

Responding on his stream this week, Kai told Boosie the plan will be that they will play each other on Fortnite from their respective homes.

“We gon make this n-gga a Fortniter!” he told his viewers. “He gon’ turn into a real ass gamer.”

Once Boosie got word of the response, he noted that he has no idea how to play Fortnite – but he’s ready to learn.

“He finna make me a Fortniter? Aight I’m finna go practice,” he said. “Y’all gotta show me how to Fortnite. I could do anything. Tell that n-gga let’s play Mortal Kombat! Yeah, Street Fighter! I’m fucking with Kai Cenat, man. Tell him I’m coming! I’m like that with anything!”

Boosie Badazz announced in November that he is expecting his ninth child, this time with fiancée Rajel Nelson – so it makes sense that he is attempting to increase his revenue streams with new avenues.

The Baton Rouge rapper posted clips of the gender reveal on his Instagram and discovered that he was going to be having yet another girl.

He commented: “It’s a girl number 9 on the way.”

Nelson said: “Happy Happiest Birthday Papa ! I love you too the moon and back . The mf GOAT ! 6 years down plenty more to GO ! Cheers to more Life , More Everything and many many more Blessings.”

Boosie isn’t the only rapper to launch a streaming career as of late.

In October, Kodak Black began his career as a livestreamer in very dramatic fashion — with his car on fire.

The Florida rapper’s first appearance on Kick, posted on October 5, is a 45-minute video entitled “1st Stream & My Car Caught On Fire [facepalm emoji],” and it’s an accurate title.

The clip begins with the rapper’s Chevrolet Impala in flames, while a fireman sprays it with a hose.

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“We live on the scene, y’all,” the video’s narrator begins. “Shit just caught on fucking fire.”

“We was driving on the highway, Yak [Kodak] pulled the bitch over ’cause it was driving crazy, and then next thing you knew, it was in flames.”

Kodak himself is holding what appears to be a sword, is smoking, and seems unharmed.

The rapper followed that eventful video up several hours later with a [now-deleted] more sedate one of him and his friends playing video games.