Michael B. Jordan recently had a surprising request for popular streamer Kai Cenat, urging him to finally cut his hair. The unexpected moment quickly caught fans’ attention, as the actor gave a very specific reason behind the suggestion. With Cenat agreeing to a potential haircut during his ongoing Mafiathon stream, Jordan’s comments added fuel to the buzz surrounding the streamer’s next big move.
Here is all the information you require about the reasons behind Michael B. Jordan’s desire for Kai Cenat to alter his appearance.
Kai Cenat is ready to cut his hair for a reason
Fans have always associated Kai Cenat with his trademark dreads, but the streamer is now prepared to let them go for a milestone that has everyone talking. During the trailer launch for Mafiathon 3, his final heist-themed marathon in collaboration with Michael B. Jordan, Kai promised his audience he would shave off his hair if he reached one million subscribers.
During the trailer’s release, the interaction between Cenat and Jordan resembled a skit in which the actor somehow persuaded the streamer to cut his hair. Michel suggests, “I got it. You gotta cut your hair. You hit a million subscribers, you’ve got to cut your hair.”
Cenat laughed in disbelief, replying, “Cut my hair? You tripping, bro.” But Jordan doubled down, assuring him, “It’ll be a good look.” To this, Cenat agreed, saying, “You know what? F— it. Bet.”
The streamer, who has gained recognition for his distinctive dreads as much as for his marathon content. This revelation emerged on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, when the creator visually teased the third installment of his Mafiathon, marking the conclusion of the trilogy.
Mafiathon is essentially set to be an extensive 30-day live-streaming marathon where Cenat will remain online continuously for an entire month, providing fans with uninterrupted content. It aims to enhance subscriber growth, establish new records, and maintain community engagement around the clock. Commencing on Monday, September 1, 2025, it will be acknowledged as his eagerly awaited month-long subathon.
