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Three years after a fan approached him at a Japanese convenience store, Kai Cenat returned with Ray to reenact the moment on stream, according to outlets covering the broadcast.
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Kai Cenat announced an Oct. 21 stream from Japan with Ray; outlets say they recreated their first meeting, but full details of the stream aren't confirmed in the sources.
Twitch's new Stream Recaps bundle a streamer's clips into a short highlight reel on the channel page and in the mobile feed.
Three years after a viral first meeting outside a Tokyo 7-Eleven, Kai Cenat and Ray went back to the same store and redid the exchange on stream.
Streaming guides from Stream Specialists and Geinokai say public filming is generally allowed, while other guides stress consent, private property and real-time location details.
Kai Cenat announced a "Returning to Japan" livestream with Ray, and a trailer went up Sunday. Here is what has been reported so far.
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