Kai Cenat, Kevin Hart, Druski Announce Movie In The Works About A Stream Gone Wrong During Mafiathon 3
Kai Cenat, Druski, and Kevin Hart are proving to be a dynamic trio with a lot in store for fans.
Mafiathon 3
Cenat is a popular Twitch streamer with $8.5 million in earnings, named to Forbes’ top creators list in 2025. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, he is in the midst of Mafiathon 3, his third 24/7 stream running for a month. He made history after 27 days by breaking the Twitch subscription record, surpassing 1 million active subscribers.
“I could have stopped, but something told me to keep going. If I didn’t have Jesus in my life, none of this would be possible,” Cenat said during Mafiathon 3.
In the midst of the subathon, Cenat released a trailer promoting another sleepover with comedians Hart and Druski. Cenat is known for releasing cinematic trailers, which is not a coincidence.
“I want to have my own production company and I want to direct and act in my own films,” Cenat said during Mafiathon 3 in conversation with singer, actress, and entrepreneur Teyana Taylor, who made a special appearance.
‘Livestream From Hell’
Cenat is in good company through his friendship with Hart, the founder and CEO of Hartbeat Productions. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, the media company produces films, TV shows, audio series, and branded content. Its next project will be a horror-comedy film about streamers titled “Livestream From Hell,” directed by Chrissy Fiorilli-Ellington, Complex reports. Hart, Druski, and Cenat will all star in the movie, which follows a stream that goes wrong.
“We put something together. We’re not done yet, but we want to show the world what we’ve been working on,” Hart said about Cenat and Druski, according to Dextero.
“It’s a dope a-s thing. I’m excited to partner with my f–king guys. It ain’t about me, it’s about y’all,” Hart continued.
At the time of this writing, no release date has been announced.
