Fans were delighted at the sight of Twitch streamers Felix "xQc" and Kai Cenat finally meeting each other at TwitchCon San Diego. They have been interacting with each other as of late, as seen during a group call on an Adin Ross stream.
The duo finally had the opportunity to interact with each other in person at the San Diego event. Seeing the two Twitch stars share pictures and stories between themselves, one fan tweeted:
"W Kai, W XQC"
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xQc and Kai Cenat finally get together, fans share their love
After months of online conversation, it was a big deal for the community to see xQc and Kai Cenat posing together. TwitchCon, which started on October 7 and ended on October 9, gave many creators the opportunity to meet and greet not only fellow creators but also fans.
xQc and Kai have a combined total of over 180K subscribers as well as 13 million followers on the purple platform. Seeing them together was a sight to behold for the community. After Kai shared a picture of themselves on his Twitter profile, fans offered their reactions.
After their interaction with each other, Kai Cenat took to his official Instagram to share a story of himself with xQc. The duo was clearly in a festive mood as the latter tried to imitate Kai's dance moves. Here is the video:
Fans have also shared their reaction to the video:
For those unaware, Kai and xQc met on a Twitch stream priorly, and the former taught the Canadian some of his moves. The American content creator calls his dance "sturdy." Here is the video of the duo vibing to Akon's song while getting "sturdy":
Dream collaboration in TwitchCon?
The biggest and most talked about collaboration during the San Diego TwitchCon involves Dream Team, consisting of Minecraft YouTubers Clay "Dream," Nick "Sapnap," and George "GeorgeNotFound."
Dream recently uploaded a video revealing his face for the first time in his career, after which he stated his plans to visit the Twitch convention. This prompted thousands of fans to visit the San Diego event in California to meet the Minecraft star along with his friends.
Needless to say, TwitchCon San Diego was filled with great moments, featured a bunch of prominent content creators, and was a huge success.
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