Kai Cenat recently hopped on a TikTok stream with popular Michael Jackson impersonator Looze Cannon, and quickly racked up some impressive revenue despite the brief length of the TikTok Live battle.
During a recent TikTok Live battle, Looze Cannon rapped over a beat while Cenat danced on the side. Ultimately, Looze Cannon still came out on top in the battle, earning more likes and donations from viewers, but Cenat made an impressive showing considering he’s not typically active on TikTok, usually sharing his content through Twitch livestreams and on YouTube.
Cenat was streaming on Twitch at the same time and had a direct feed of his phone up on the screen, casually revealing how much he made during the 30-minute stream. “I don’t think y’all wanna see how much money I have in this account,” he said as the direct feed from his phone was cut. “Wait, this is just sitting here? Oh, this is illegal, bro.” The direct feed then reappeared, showing that he made an estimated $23,232.11 from the brief stream.
“Why is this just sitting?” he said, appearing shocked at how much he made. “Bro, that has to be a glitch. Michael! Run that shit up! … Bro, what the hell?”
Earlier this year, Looze Cannon celebrated hitting one million followers on TikTok and rapped with himself. The Detroit Michael Jackson impersonator flipped back and forth between his own persona and Jackson for a lengthy track, which included such quotables as “I’ll transform some shit like Shia LaBeouf.” Looze Cannon’s real name is Glen Cannon, who is a DJ, producer, musician, and comedian.
