Woman says she was raped by Djigui Seck, who is friend of popular streamer Kai Cenat and at his party *UPDATE* This fool releases sextape as evidence

[Burned Verses]

Kai sounds like a classic idiot. Just dumb as hell

A lot of people were rooting for him, that speed kid, etc just because they want more black streamers but them dudes can gone somewhere tbh, they’re just loud, annoying ass stereotypes at the end of the day. It really sucks that most popular BM content creators act like this or are on some spineless male feminist wave.

 

[bnew]

Kai sounds like a classic idiot. Just dumb as hell

A lot of people were rooting for him, that speed kid, etc just because they want more black streamers but them dudes can gone somewhere tbh, they’re just loud, annoying ass stereotypes at the end of the day. It really sucks that most popular BM content creators act like this or are on some spineless male feminist wave.

whats the third or forth type of content creator?

 

[LuuqMaan]

Did I have a stroke or something??
People just type crazy now
2023 creating posts of random verbiage

Ainsley was never responsible for that plane
They tried to placate the man but he's in denial
The pay it forward train ends with him
Two hours later fukk around and find out
Breh wakes up in a boarded up massage parlor shytting in buckets
Even the waffle house employees laugh at them now

And it will get something like 18 daps and quoted with #FACTS

FAX!!!!

 

[MischievousMonkey]

she also said the video should show she was crying into the pillow while he was on top of her.

Yep, all the evidence she brought up was stomach turning. She seems brave as hell. With everything considered Idk how much time it would take for the judicial system to give a result but I hope it's swift.

 

[O³ (O cubed)]

In all seriousness, the girl did the correct thing. She went to the police.

As for the Twitch streamer, his response should've been, "A serious allegation has been made of sexual assault at a party that I was hosting. The authorities have been involved and we await the result of the investigation. I hope justice is served. That is all I have to say about this"

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Kai sounds like a classic idiot. Just dumb as hell

A lot of people were rooting for him, that speed kid, etc just because they want more black streamers but them dudes can gone somewhere tbh, they’re just loud, annoying ass stereotypes at the end of the day. It really sucks that most popular BM content creators act like this or are on some spineless male feminist wave.

that dude speed is on some modern day minstrelsy . He was just going viral for barking like a dog andchasing some white girl around on all fours



yall miss me with that “it’s just comedy” “he’s just a kid” “you just a hater”. You gotta have some dignity and Self respect period.

 

[bnew]

Yep, all the evidence she brought up was stomach turning. She seems brave as hell. With everything considered Idk how much time it would take for the judicial system to give a result but I hope it's swift.

you got posters up in here talking about let the police handle it and critiquing her for trying to rush kai to give answers but she has to be her biggest advocate because the police are slow as fukk to do anything. in fact going to social media might speed up her pursuit of justice because this is now high profile.

 

[Ziggiy]

And it's also reasonable for him to assume she won't be raped as well. You say she shouldn't expect to be raped, so therefore she doesn't need any preventative measures, yet he should be the one worrying about her safety and calling an Uber?

It's wild people openly say women shouldn't have to be proactive about their safety, something bad happens, then we want to assign all the blame to others in saying what they should've done to prevent it.


Plus its a party, so why do we act like he should be hovering over her? What if he was drunk as well and out having fun? But nah, let's just try to throw in as many brehs as we can

If YOUR the host then certain responsibilities lay upon you when it comes to the safety of your guests. Thats why it would have been in EVERYONE’S best interest for him to make sure she got in a cab/uber because thats one LESS responsibility laying upon your shoulders. I know it sounds corny, especially to a 21 year old, but enforcing a certain curfew (lets say 3am) and having ubers on STAND BY to take people home would have been the responsible thing to do

 

[bnew]

Nothing is gained for doing a livestream explaining what happened or trying to defend yourself. Whoever is teaching that type of PR needs they ass beat.

After Mocking a Hasidic Boy on Viral Video, a Heartfelt Apology

I’m not usually one for public apologies—my beloved colleague, Marjorie Ingall, is Tablet‘s Sensei of Sorry—but one recent act of contrition stands out as particularly worth taking to heart. Last week, a man named Quai James was walking around New York when he spotted a visibly upset small...

www.tabletmag.com

it was even featured in a npr podcast about heartfelt apologies.

 

[klientel]

how does one ignore a rape investigation when the rape supposedly happened in their home by one of their guests after they directed the victim to sleep in the room she alleges the raped happened in?

You don't....

And in the post I made before that I said he fukked up by originally trying to act like it didn't happen. Then he decided to "address" it and stream a response, which made things seem worse. He was better off with the original bad plan of ignoring it.

 

[Sad Bunny]

After Mocking a Hasidic Boy on Viral Video, a Heartfelt Apology

I’m not usually one for public apologies—my beloved colleague, Marjorie Ingall, is Tablet‘s Sensei of Sorry—but one recent act of contrition stands out as particularly worth taking to heart. Last week, a man named Quai James was walking around New York when he spotted a visibly upset small...

www.tabletmag.com

it was even featured in a npr podcast about heartfelt apologies.

Yeah he did a great job.

 

[bnew]

You don't....

And in the post I made before that I said he fukked up by originally trying to act like it didn't happen. Then he decided to "address" it and stream a response, which made things seem worse. He was better off with the original bad plan of ignoring it.

he didn't ignore her tho, he stalled. ignoring her would mean muting & leaving her messages on unread after receiving her first few texts. he was feigning ignorance which at that point made him morally culpable for delaying any kind of justice. thats why people aren't pleased with his response to this situation.

 

[Roid Jones]

In all seriousness, the girl did the correct thing. She went to the police.

As for the Twitch streamer, his response should've been, "A serious allegation has been made of sexual assault at a party that I was hosting. The authorities have been involved and we await the result of the investigation. I hope justice is served. That is all I have to say about this"

Exactly how the hell did he fumble like this

 

[RennisDeynolds]

After Mocking a Hasidic Boy on Viral Video, a Heartfelt Apology

I’m not usually one for public apologies—my beloved colleague, Marjorie Ingall, is Tablet‘s Sensei of Sorry—but one recent act of contrition stands out as particularly worth taking to heart. Last week, a man named Quai James was walking around New York when he spotted a visibly upset small...

www.tabletmag.com

it was even featured in a npr podcast about heartfelt apologies.

wow that was a real person speaking genuinely. unfortunately most people dont operate like that anymore

in this instance, this guy kai needed to keep it very corporate america PR. lawyer up, cooperate, dont address the shyt publicly except for: "this matter is subject to an ongoing investigation and will not be discussed in any form on this platform. i do not condone the type of activity in question"

 

[xiceman191]

And it's also reasonable for him to assume she won't be raped as well. You say she shouldn't expect to be raped, so therefore she doesn't need any preventative measures, yet he should be the one worrying about her safety and calling an Uber?

It's wild people openly say women shouldn't have to be proactive about their safety, something bad happens, then we want to assign all the blame to others in saying what they should've done to prevent it.


Plus its a party, so why do we act like he should be hovering over her? What if he was drunk as well and out having fun? But nah, let's just try to throw in as many brehs as we can

She did say she was trying to leave and was about to be out but he told her to stay in the room and nobody would bother her.