Twitch streamer Kai Cenat recently said he is planning to host a special streaming marathon in which he will dance to all of Michael Jackson's songs in Just Dance, a music rhythm game series that became a hit after being launched for Nintendo's Wii console.
Addressing his audience about the songs he could attempt to perform in Just Dance, Cenat laid out the plan for the upcoming streaming marathon:
"So listen, this is what we gonna do, clip it! Clip it!... Listen, we're going to find a fresh motherfu**king, what's it called, Wii... Oh my God, we actually could go crazy. Oh my gosh, wait, hold on, I just realized. Wait. This marathon could actually be insane. We gotta find a fresh Wii, that's not rigged, that's very like, you know, good."
"Outfit for every song": Kai Cenat states he might do a Just Dance streaming marathon to complete all Michael Jackson songs
Just Dance is a music rhythm game series that took the internet by storm in the early to mid-2010s. It involves the use of motion controllers, such as the Wii Remote or camera devices like the Wii Kinect. These are used to track the player's movement.
Their movements are compared with the on-screen dancer, whom the player has to follow along with. Points are awarded for accurately performing the displayed dance moves.
Now, Kai Cenat is aspiring to finish all of Michael Jackson's songs in Just Dance with a five-star completion as part of his marathon. To do that, he will have to maintain a very high level of accuracy while recreating the on-screen dance moves.
Enthusiastically stating he could potentially plan out a different outfit for each of the songs, Kai Cenat said:
"Bro, n***a, we could do an outfit for every song, for everything. Oh my gosh, we could go so far with this. Oh my gosh, bro... Michael Jackson experience, I'm locking it in."
Kai Cenat recently revealed that the school he is attempting to construct in Nigeria was recently hit with storms, causing it to get "messed up." However, the streamer said he had already started working on measures to fix things by hiring an engineer to review and update the school's structure.