"GOATED stream incoming": Fans react as John Cena posts Kai Cenat on his Instagram

Actor John Cena's Instagram is a collection of peculiar, often surreal photos posted without explanation, leaving interpretation up to viewers. According to John, his page posts images "without explanation", almost like memes. A recurring theme on his page is photoshopping the heads of various pop culture figures—like actors and cartoon characters—onto an image of Stone Cold Steve Austin.

On October 11, 2024, John Cena added Twitch star Kai Cenat to this series, and fans online were pleasantly surprised to see the streamer become a part of one of the most iconic Instagram pages ever, having nearly 21 million followers.

On X, fans like @isaacwayz suggested that a collaboration might be on the horizon for John and Kai, perhaps in the form of a live stream:

"GOATED stream incoming."

@royal_bobby24 mentioned that the former WWE wrestler would pull his classic finisher, the "FU", move on Kai if they ever streamed together:

"One thing I know, when this stream happens John Cena hitting a 'FU' on Kai straight on his setup."

More fan reactions from a post on X, fans in general seemed to anticipate a stream collaboration between John Cena and Cenat (Images via @FearedBuck/X)

Others, like @Balenciagia, mentioned Cena's wacky Instagram page, noting how disconnected his posts are:

"Cena be posting anything."

Some, like @suayrez, suggested that the actor must've tried out McDonald's new limited-time release, the Chicken Big Mac, which was announced in collaboration with Cenat.

"John Cena ate the Chicken Big Mac."

On October 10, 2024, McDonald's released an advertisement featuring Kai to promote their new product. Fans online reacted to the streamer's involvement and were generally impressed.

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"It has become art": John Cena speaks on his Instagram page

In an episode of Impaulsive, YouTuber Logan Paul's podcast, John Cena mentioned that his objective, when it comes to posting on Instagram, is to enable the viewer to paint their own picture and form their interpretation of what the post means:

"It has become like art, and I think there's not enough there's not enough vehicle for interpretation nowadays everything is presented and thoroughly explained. I want people to think for themselves." (Timestamp - 2:49)

John enjoys the ambiguity and even hints that some of these posts can contain subtle references or nods to upcoming projects or events in his life. His followers often try to decode his intentions, but he prefers to keep the meanings ambiguous, adding an extra layer of intrigue to his social media presence