Joe Budden Attempts To Squash Kai Cenat Beef But Streamer Isn't Convinced

Joe Budden has attempted to bury the hatchet with Kai Cenat, but he didn’t quite get the response he was looking for.

On Thursday (August 15), Cenat appeared on a livestream with Budden’s podcast co-host QueenzFlip, who put the two personalities on the phone with each other in effort to clear the air.

During the phone conversation, Budden tells Kai: “I got all the love in the world for Kai Cenat. That is a myth. Don’t ever believe otherwise. Kai Cenat, I love you, everything you’re doing. My kids love you. Don’t ever believe Joe Budden don’t love you.”

Cenat did not appear overly convinced by Budden’s olive branch, though, replying: “Alright, Joe. I just be thinking that you don’t love me, bruh.”

After being pressured by QueenzFlip to accept the peace offering, Cenat repeatedly said: “Alright, Joe!”

When Budden hung up, however, the Twitch star immediately said: “I feel like he’s capping, though.”

Joe Budden had earlier criticized the popular streamer for his ill-fated PlayStation 5 giveaway in New York City last year, which descended into a riot that led to multiple injuries and arrests.

“That stunt he pulled on 14th Street in Union Square — that’s where it started for me,” he said while discussing Cenat on Lil Yachty‘s A Safe Place Podcast earlier this month. “On a Friday on 14th Street, Union Square, New York City, as a n-gga that operates from Atlanta. Yes, I had a big issue with that as a New Yorker.”

The former Slaughterhouse rapper also previously tore into Cenat for not knowing who Killer Mike is during an episode of his podcast in February.

“Y’all little streaming n-ggas don’t always run shit! Shut the fuck up! We don’t care about none of that lil’ streamy moshpit, marked card, whatever you n-ggas is doing over there. U-fucking-topia? U-nopia, n-gga,” he yelled, referenced the streamer’s claim that Travis Scott should have won the Grammy for Best Rap Album instead of Mike.

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He continued: “I’m just so happy that the little fuckety fucks finally have a look in the mirror moment and say, ‘Oh, it’s not about us!’ No, adults are out, n-gga! […] N-ggas got fly shit on, real execs, business people.

“Shut up for a change. I’m so sick of these n-ggas. We gotta rush behind Killer Mike. Killer Mike won, we gotta let these n-ggas know what the fuck we really think.”

Cenat later hit back, saying: “What we have here is a case of old n-gga syndrome […] Stop talking about streaming n-ggas like we some lil’ n-ggas, bro. I could buy you, my n-gga. Do you understand that?”

After admitting that he was wrong for not doing his “research” on Killer Mike, Kai added: “I could pull up like 20 clips of you doubting every 2016 [XXL] Freshman, and look at them boys right now […] You got one hit, Joe! ‘Pump it up!’ No offense to your career and shit like that, but come on, bro!”