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Two things that Kai Cenat will never forget are the Union Square Riot and getting friend-zoned live by singer Tyla. The popular streamer was trolled for getting rejected by the South African singer live on stream and her punchline ‘We friends though’ went viral. Even Kevin Hart got in on the joke and roasted Cenat.
Recently, Tyla released a new single,Breathe Me, featuring her boyfriend Geo. She reportedly posted a promo of the video on her X (formerly Twitter) with the caption ‘We friends tho’. While fans went into a frenzy, Kai Cenat howled at the caption in a reaction video.
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Tyla has been growing steadily as a pop artist with her latest singleBreathe Me.The video saw her in Osaka, Japan, hanging out with her alleged boyfriend Geo at a karaoke place. The song has received 333K views in 12 hours and has been appreciated for her unique sound and cute video.
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The South African singer went viral earlier this year when she appeared on Twitch streamer Kai Cenat’s livestreamwhere he asked her out. The exchange became awkward when she rejected his advances and said,“We friends though”. The line went viral and Cenat has constantly been trolled for being friend-zoned live.
However, Tyla seems to have not let the line go as she captioned her post of her latest music video with ‘We friends tho’. Fans quickly referenced Cenat multiple times in their responses and went into a frenzy. Kai Cenat himself reacted to the post live and howled at it in shock.
Kai Cenat reacts to Tyla posting a music video with her new boyfriend on Twitter with the caption “But we friends tho…” 😭pic.twitter.com/v1DSsv9a0E
Kai Just got a heart attackpic.twitter.com/Q8B9mvlHHo
Kai when he sees this:pic.twitter.com/tlGN5ntZ7N
Kai’s face right now 😂pic.twitter.com/ZWmqKEPdBX
Kai gonna stay up all night like this after that😭pic.twitter.com/VqNKonDGsl
Months ago, Tyla spoke toThe Breakfast Clubabout the viral line and said that it was being stretched too much. She also said that Cenat and she don’t talk about it.
Even Kevin Hart Roasted Kai Cenat About Tyla’s Rejection
Kai Cenat’sembarrassing livestream with Tyla went viral. The noted streamer had also been rejected by Zoe Spencer just moments before when he called her and asked her out. Tyla’s ‘We friends though’ became a huge deal and was often referenced by fans. Cenat was also roasted by comedianKevin Hartfor the same.
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Kevin Hart appeared a few weeks lateron Kai Cenat’s stream and both of them saw the video together. Hart called out the creator for not taking a hint the first time and continued to roast him throughout. He said,
I almost punched you in the fcking face. Right there, I almost punched you in the fcking face. What made you do that?! Look at that dumbass smile on your face, you look like a creep…She gave you an out, jacka*s! ‘But we friends, though.’ She gave you an out! … Nobody would’ve known that she had absolutely zero interest, right?
On another appearance, Hart even gifted Cenat a fully framed poster with the line ‘We friends though’ on it.
Nishanth A
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Nishanth A is a Senior Entertainment Writer at FandomWire, majorly focusing on TV shows with over 2,000 articles published. He has been an entertainment journalist for the past two years and a scriptwriter at various corporations before that, working on educational content. With a Communications, English Literature, and Psychology triple major, Nishanth usually covers news and analyses on Star Trek, particularly Strange New Worlds and The Next Generation; Doctor Who, the DCU, and more.A Nolan fan, Nishanth spends his time exploring the filmographies of various directors with an auteurial style or can be found making short movies of his own. He has also contributed as a feature writer for Film Companion, focusing on the South division.
