Kai Cenat and MrBeast reveal that a replica room was used for fireworks scene

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat and YouTube's most-subscribed content creator, Jimmy "MrBeast," have finally revealed the massive replication project that allowed for the "explosive" Fourth of July stream to be broadcast via the former's channel. To those unaware of the viral stream, Kai had seemingly set his room and house on fire by setting off a huge amount of firecrackers with fellow AMP member David "ImDavisss."

MrBeast and Kai revealed that they had arranged for a 1:1 scale replication of the Twitch creator's room in the middle of a field to safely allow for the firecrackers to go off. In a video recorded twenty minutes before the actual stream, both can be seen showing off their creation. MrBeast can be heard saying:

"Kai, in exactly twenty minutes, we're going live on your channel, but we're in the middle of a field."

Kai responds, saying:

"We have replicated my room and we're going to blow it up in front of hundreds of thousands."

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Kai Cenat and MrBeast show off replica room used for fireworks

In his stream on July 4, 2024. Kai Cenat showed off more than a hundred cartons full of firecrackers stacked within "his room" during a collaborative stream with YouTube star Jimmy. After they were set off, and the stream captured the chaotic aftermath, clips of the incident went viral on X. They spawned memes and much speculation regarding the authenticity of the stream.

Clarifying all rumors, MrBeast and Kai Cenat gave an insider view of the replica room. Walking the viewers through the construction, the YouTuber stated:

"And if you don't believe us, come over here. So, this little tunnel over here leads into a scale replica of Kai's room. That's his streaming setup over there. No joke. We recreated his room in a field so he can have a firework war... and when it definitely burns down, we'll prank you guys."

Kai then chimed in and addressed the audience, saying:

"Best you guys stay tuned, gotcha!"

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MrBeast partnered with various organizations for his recent video involving him and his crew constructing over a hundred homes in various countries such as Jamaica, Mexico, Argentina, El Salvador, and more. He gave these houses away for free to families who had been affected by natural calamities.

However, he has since faced criticism online for doing work that is typically expected of a government and not an online creator. He has since responded to this criticism by stating that he would not like to simply stand by and not help.