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Sidemen vs YouTube Allstars host forced to apologise after player’s X-rated blast in pre-match interview


SIDEMEN vs YouTube Allstars host Big Zuu was forced to apologise after streamer Kai Cenat swore live on air.

The American was interviewed pre-match and asked about his football experience.

Kai Cenat immediately realised his mistake and looked apologetic
Host Big Zuu apologised to viewers for Kai swearing

Kai promised he was at the match to score and appeared pumped up after being informed he would be starting the match.

Big Zuu asked Kai if he was good at football, with Kai replying: “I used to play back in middle school. My bones aren’t usually athletic but today…f***ing athletic!”

Kai instantly realised his mistake and Big Zuu intervened to save the interview, apologising to viewers for the bad language used.

The pair continued their chat with Kai showing off how he would celebrate if he scored.

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The YouTuber, who boasts 4.6million subscribers, promised nothing but good vibes and would not trash-talk his Sidemen opponents.

Kai started in attack alongside British YouTuber Niko Omilana, with Theo Baker pulling the strings behind the pair.

And the 21-year-old thought he opened the scoring early on with a first-time curling effort beyond goalkeeper KSI.

But the strike was ruled out for offside as Kai was several yards beyond the last defender when the ball was played.

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Moments later Sidemen captain Behzinga opened the scoring after beating two players before firing beyond keeper and streamer XQC.

West Ham fan Behzinga looked delighted as he celebrated his goal at London Stadium by crossing his arms.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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