"You're lucky I'm not there!" Kai Cenat hilariously trash talks LeBron James over EA College Football 25 video game

World-famous streamer, Kai Cenat has been making the headlines lately after trying out an early copy of the upcoming EA College Football 25 game, with LeBron James also a part of it.

Interestingly, Cenat has been at the top of the streaming game for years and has a huge popularity. Notably, James was also sent a copy of the game, and the official EA Sports handle on Instagram shared an on-stream call between Cenat and James.

In the video posted by @easportscollege making rounds on the internet, James was spotted playing the game with his friends at an apartment. In addition, Cenat hops on call while on a live stream and talks to James about the game at first. Eventually, Cenat challenges James as well as his friends that he could beat them both in the game.

LeBron James, what's going on bro? You chilling?Hold on, hold on, what's the score right now?In the video, Kai Cenat said

LeBron James was quick to respond.

10-7 right now, I am up 10-7. I've got Colorado, he's got Oregon. It's a dog fight right now.LeBron James answered back

Cenat didn't stop there.

You know I am lucky I am not there, right? I would have beaten both of you all.Kai Cenat added

In addition, this video has been widely viewed by the audience as both the stars have a huge fan following in regards to what they do. Also, ESports fans are eager to test the new EA College Football 25 game as it is in the process of launching soon.

Kai Cenat is one of the most popular streamers in the world right now, with top celebrities like Kevin Hart, Druski, and others featured on his Twitch stream. Interestingly, NBA legend LeBron James also once joined on-call when Cenat was live streaming along with actor Kevin Hart. Notably, Cenat recently met James as he revealed on his social media handle X.

Cenat flaunted a photo of him with NBA legend LeBron James on social media. James and Cenat most likely met at the hotel where Team USA is preparing for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Kai posted the picture with the remark 'Uh Oh' on X, (formerly Twitter).