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Streamer auditions spark chaos, arrests in Atlanta
17 Jun
Summary
- Hundreds gathered for canceled streamer auditions in Atlanta.
- Police intervened due to crowd disruption, making arrests.
- Auditions were rescheduled for the following day at a new location.

An event intended to host auditions for Cenat's Streamer University in Atlanta on Tuesday devolved into disorder, prompting police intervention and arrests. Hundreds of aspiring content creators arrived at the planned location near Hank Aaron Drive, unaware the event had been canceled.
Despite prior instructions and policies shared by Cenat, the large gathering led to disruptive behavior. The Atlanta Police Department responded, detaining individuals for assembling on private property and refusing to disperse. Reports indicate multiple arrests occurred across Monday and Tuesday.
The auditions were subsequently postponed to Wednesday and relocated to a different venue. This rescheduling offered some solace to attendees, including those who had traveled significant distances, like from Canada, for the opportunity to pursue their streaming careers.