IShowSpeed celebrates major YouTube milestone by body slamming Kai Cenat

IShowSpeed reached a significant achievement on YouTube, surpassing 28 million subscribers. To commemorate this milestone, they body-slammed Kai Cenat onto the floor during their intense Minecraft stream.

IShowSpeed is no stranger to wild stunts, whether it’s competing against professional athletes in races, leaping over cars, grappling with Crawley, or even taking a live RKO at a WWE event.

As they entered their marathon stream with Kai Cenat to conquer Minecraft in hardcore mode, it was to be expected that the duo would have some wild moments. And after a grueling 45 hours, it was evident that they were both struggling.

Despite the negative incident with Kai, Speed still had something to celebrate as he reached a significant achievement on YouTube. With 28 million subscribers on his channel, he decided to commemorate the occasion by slamming Kai into the ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xESR8jnAicw

BEATING MINECRAFT HARDCORE PART 5 ⛏️🍄 ft. Kai Cenat (28 million….) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xESR8jnAicw)

While streaming their Minecraft game, the duo took a break for Speed to celebrate reaching 28 million subscribers. Kai even entered the room to remind viewers to subscribe.

Kai informed Speed’s viewers, “His voice is currently not functioning properly, so please everyone, subscribe right now.”

When Speed reached 28 million subscribers, he immediately did a backflip and grabbed an enthusiastic Kai by his shirt. However, Kai’s excitement quickly turned to fear as Speed proceeded to body slam him onto the ground.

With impeccable timing, Speed let out a loud shout as a confetti canon popped and he performed his beloved siu celebration while barking excitedly.

“”Did you see that? 28 million, baby!”Speed exclaimed, as Kai could be spotted on the ground, trying to regain his footing after being body slammed.

Regrettably for Kai’s physical well-being, Speed proceeded to hurl a box at his leg while he was still writhing on the floor. Fortunately, Kai was not too affected by Speed’s behavior.

At the time of this writing, Kai and Speed have been playing for 51 hours straight and are still facing challenges in navigating through the Nether in their marathon.