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Kai Cenat Drops Diss Track on Critics
13 Jul
Summary
- Kai Cenat released a diss track titled EBK on July 12.
- The song targets creators like FunnyMike and DDG.
- Streamer University 2026 is set to begin on July 15.

Kai Cenat released a New York drill-inspired diss track titled EBK on July 12, intensifying the controversy surrounding his Streamer University event. The song directly addresses and insults creators who criticized the selection process for Streamer University 2026. A central message in EBK is that rejected individuals were "not accepted because you are not worthy."
FunnyMike was a primary target, prompting Kai's response after FunnyMike released his own diss tracks. DDG was also heavily criticized, with Kai referring to him as "DooDooGarbage" and referencing his relationship. Rakai and Ray were also mentioned in the track with personal insults. This online feud began after some creators expressed dissatisfaction with not being chosen for the program.
DDG had previously attended the first Streamer University event and released a track supporting FunnyMike's criticisms. Despite the ongoing online exchanges, Streamer University 2026 is still scheduled to run from July 15 to July 20. Fans are closely watching for further responses from involved creators as the event draws nearer, with the controversy showing no signs of slowing down.