Kai Cenat’s unexpected TikTok money reveal steals the spotlight during LIVE with viral Michael Jackson impersonator

Kai Cenat accidentally showed viewers how much money was sitting in his TikTok account during a LIVE session with Detroit entertainer Looze Cannon. The streamer opened his creator balance on screen without realizing that viewers could see it. The amount displayed was an estimated $23,232.11, leaving Cenat surprised when he noticed it. However, that was not all the money he made during their interaction. Reports suggest the pair’s 30-minute session also brought in thousands of dollars through TikTok LIVE gifts and rewards.

Kai Cenat accidentally reveals his $23,232 TikTok balance during LIVE with Looze Cannon

The money reveal quickly became the biggest talking point from the November 3 livestream. When Cenat opened his TikTok creator balance, viewers got a clear look at the estimated $23,232.11 in his account. He appeared surprised after noticing the amount on his screen.However, the balance did not mean that Cenat had earned all that money during the livestream. It was the estimated amount already showing in his TikTok account.According to clips shared online, Cenat reportedly made another $7,000 to $7,300 during the 30-minute interaction through LIVE gifts and rewards. These earnings were separate from the $23,232.11 balance.One short part of their livestream also saw viewers sending huge numbers of virtual gifts. During a battle lasting around four to five minutes, Cenat reportedly received more than 200,000 gifts, while Cannon received over 1.4 million.These gifts helped make their joint appearance even more interesting for viewers. However, the accidental money reveal remained the main reason their livestream started getting attention online.

Who is Looze Cannon, the Michael Jackson impersonator who went LIVE with Kai Cenat?

Looze Cannon, whose real name is Glen Cannon, is a rapper, comedian and entertainer from Detroit. He became popular on TikTok by dressing and performing like Michael Jackson while also showing his own freestyle rap skills.His videos often show him switching between his normal personality and his Michael Jackson character. In October, Cannon reached one million followers on TikTok. He celebrated the achievement by performing a freestyle over Mobb Deep’s song Shook Ones Pt. II. The livestream reportedly attracted around 70,000 viewers.He previously denied claims from another Michael Jackson impersonator that he used AI filters to look like the singer. Cannon said that his appearance and performances were real.In the end, Cenat’s accidental TikTok balance reveal became the biggest highlight of their joint livestream. While Cannon brought his popular Michael Jackson act and freestyle skills, the unexpected money reveal gave viewers another reason to talk about the session.