Kai Cenat Looking To Take Legal Action To Secure Rights to “Streamer University” Before the Imitators Can

Kai Cenat isn’t letting anyone run off with his vision.

The Twitch star is officially taking legal steps to secure the rights to “Streamer University,” the viral content experiment he launched that blends campus chaos with nonstop entertainment.

While streaming recently, Kai opened up about how the idea quickly gained traction and how fast others tried to recreate it for their own audiences.

“The idea was so big that I had to take legal action into owning the idea, owning the name, and making it mine,” he told viewers. “It was influencing a lot of people to just redo it, redo it, redo it.”

Cenat said he and his team moved fast to prevent anyone from flipping the concept without giving credit. “We had to secure it and we gotta make this shit special. Streamer University, have full ownership. The name itself, have full ownership,” he explained.

The digital series, which Kai first rolled out in May, puts creators in a fake college environment where chaos is encouraged and content rules everything. It’s not a real school, but that didn’t stop fans, and fellow streamers, from trying to replicate the setup.

Kai also made it clear this isn’t just a trend for him, he’s working to build something bigger.

“The idea of gathering a bunch of students, the idea of having people on the campus, and having them learn, we’re actually cracking down to the legitimacy of getting it,” he said.

Although offers from platforms like Netflix or Prime Video might sound appealing, Kai says he’s not biting. He doesn’t want to water it down or give control to a major company.

“It’s important to keep the idea where it’s at,” he shared.

Right now, Streamer University is a unique, creator-driven content hub. But with Kai moving to own the brand legally and creatively, it may soon turn into something way more official.