Kai Cenat has been very vocal lately, opening up about her mental health journey while encouraging others to prioritize theirs as well. After recent criticism, the broadcaster is back to give fans an idea of why he retired from broadcasting and what brought him true happiness.
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Kai Cenat Takes on UX and Critics’ Message
On Tuesday, Kai Cenat took to X, this time addressing the criticism he received after speaking out about mental health on his 24th birthday. The broadcaster admitted that love means a lot, but the negative response showed why many hesitate to speak freely.
“I was going to save what I’m going to say when I’m ready to come back, but right now something tells me to speak. I’m not sad, I’m not depressed, but I need to raise awareness about mental health after some of the response I’ve been seeing.”
Kai acknowledged the overwhelming support he has received but said the negative response shows why many people are silent. She added that sharing her experiences with self-doubt and fear felt necessary, especially given her position and ability to inspire others. Reflecting on his hectic schedule, Kai Cenat revealed that the constant publicity made him lose touch with reality at times.
“I realized that I was losing touch with reality… I wasn’t even spending as much time with close friends and family and hiding as I wanted.”
Kai Cenat Opens Up About Finding & Courage Through Anime
As Kai Cenat continued to tweet, he took supporters and continued his journey. He shared how anime unexpectedly became a source of comfort during a difficult time. Kai explained that he once thought the anime was “weird” and never made the time to watch it. However, he soon realized that it helped him escape reality and connect with personal issues.
“Anime has always been something I wanted to get into, but never had the time. When I finally watched it, it took me to another world I could relate to. In a way, it felt like it was speaking directly to me.”
He shared that ‘Death Note’ was the first anime that helped take his mind off things. Kai said it brought him real joy at the time. He also explained that anime helped him build courage and change his mind. Kai pointed to Naruto as a great source of inspiration. Reflecting on a particular scene, Kai noted how the characters’ problems felt relatable. He added that the anime taught him lessons about friendship, helping others, and staying consistent.
“This incident really got me. Everyone in Naruto goes through something behind closed doors but tries to hide it.”
Social Media Reacts
Many gathered on social media as they listened to read Kai Cenat’s latest tweets. While many applauded the host for continuing to talk about his mental health, others questioned whether anime could really bring happiness. Despite the mixed reactions, many fans applauded the critics while wishing him the best in his journey.
Instagram user @kiaraagalore wrote, “How many days did the man stay in the river with how many guardian spirits. You have to be realistic. He has a right to feel how he feels”
Instagram user @lovingrianne added, “I know I’m going to make fun of this A LOT” is sad. nb they can talk about their mental health without you making fun of them. but these are the ones who tell people to speak…”
While Instagram user @princerichard99 wrote, “Everything All he has to do is put the phone down. lol”
Instagram user @palmangelxo wrote, “anime? man what”
Instagram user @miratygerfrevr he added, “He lost me in one anime.. just a whole lotta bull.. like the anime is not that deep”
While Instagram user @shakur.ange wrote, There is nothing strange about finding joy in a death note. I did ♥️ I think everyone should check for treatment.”
Instagram user @xxkellssss wrote,”he doesn’t force anyone to watch Anime. he shows what works for him. main point is MENTAL HEALTH IS REAL 10 check on yo ppl AND FIND YOUR HAPPINESS!”
Instagram user @iamvictorious_1 added, “Proof that having money does not buy happiness. Enjoy life with your family.”
While Instagram user @bittenby_lex wrote, “We love anime and FULLY SUPPORT KAI 👏🏾💗 thank you for speaking up for those whose voices are not heard!”
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