Allegations that rapper Sexyy Red snorted a substance during her appearance on Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 2 stream have taken social media by storm.
The claims stem from a short clip that quickly went viral, leading many to jump to conclusions. However, the reality behind the footage is far less sensational and rooted in an entirely innocent explanation.
Sexyy Red was a guest on Day 26 of Kai Cenat’s marathon streaming event, participating alongside others in a series of performances by magician Max Major. During one of Major’s tricks, Red momentarily left the main room. A secondary camera captured her in a private moment, shown in the corner of Kai’s mainstream, where she appeared to fiddle with a small object before bringing it toward her face. This brief action sparked a frenzy online, with users on platforms like Reddit speculating she was “taking a bump,” a slang term for drug use. One Reddit thread even carried the provocative title, “Sexy Red thought she was off camera on Kai’s stream, camera catches her doing bumps.”
The truth is far less scandalous. Sexyy Red was adjusting a string attached to her pinky ring, which had been slipping off her finger during the stream. Earlier footage shows her wearing the ring, and just before she exits the main room, she holds it in her hand as she tries to fix the loose string. Viral clips of her in another room show the same moment misinterpreted by viewers. A closer look at the footage reveals the string dangling from the ring as she handles it.
The misunderstanding highlights how easily social media narratives can spiral. While this incident was ultimately benign, it isn’t the first time drug-related allegations have surfaced during Cenat’s streams. Previously, rapper Kodak Black openly admitted to taking percocets on-camera during an earlier episode of Mafiathon.
Despite the controversy, this situation with Sexyy Red serves as a reminder of the pitfalls of viral speculation and the importance of context. What started as a casual moment off-camera became a full-blown internet debate, fueled by assumptions rather than facts.
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