American influencer Kai Carlo Cenat III is a social media sensation. He boasts over 10 million followers on Instagram, 14 million followers on TikTok, and 6 million subscribers on YouTube. Most of his fans are unsurprisingly Gen Zers. Cenat’s unique blend of style, humor, and charisma has earned him a spot among high-profile celebrities as well, including the Kardashians, Drake, Adele, Nicki Minaj, and Kevin Hart, among many, many others. All that to say — Kai Cenat is hugely influential in a demographic Kamala Harris has been pining after. While the Harris campaign has completely denied contacting Cenat or being interested in a collab with him, the streamer said otherwise in a viral video where he raged at the left’s attempt to exploit his influence for political leverage. Dave Rubin plays the video of Cenat’s epic rant. - YouTube www.youtube.com “I got the f****** Secret Service calling me five times!” he screamed, pounding his hand against the desk. Cenat went on to accuse the Harris campaign of using his estranged female friend, who he has been romantically interested in for years, to lure him into a collaboration with Harris. According to a report by TMZ, “Kai's team has been in contact with a third-party organization with informal ties to the DNC's convention team.” While it’s currently impossible to know what’s true, one thing is clear: Kai wants nothing to do with politics. Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations, free speech, and big ideas with Dave Rubin, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Powerade recently announced a deal with several NCAA football players for an ad campaign that will involve extra payouts to the young athletes.The campaign, titled "Commitment Takes More," is a shockingly normal marketing venture that pushes hard work and commitment to sport in order to get more in return. In recent years, NCAA athletes have certainly received more in return for their names, images, and likenesses as athletic programs worth hundreds of millions have been forced to allow their players to make money off their brands.'We commit to football and how it takes more than ever.'Powerade has a relationship with more than 20 college programs across the country, but it selected five football players from different schools for its high-profile ad campaign.For Florida State defensive end Patrick Payton, this will be his first NIL contract, and he is accepting it humbly."I'm just blessed with the opportunity," Payton told the Tallahassee Democrat. "We got it done last week, and I'm excited about the opportunity."Much like the non-woke, straight forward campaign, Payton provided a refreshing and respectful take on his new opportunity. "When I was a kid, I watched all the athletes around the world doing commercials, wishing I was that one day," Payton said. "That is an opportunity that I would not take for granted."Payton, whose NIL valuation is around $450,000 according to website On3, is just one of five NCAA stars who will have one-off contracts with Powerade. The deals will showcase the athletes in national ads as well as short commercials in their local markets. They will also have their likenesses on display in various stores and on social media.The other players include Georgia quarterback Carson Beck ($1.4M valuation), LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier ($929K), USC wide receiver Zachariah Branch ($387K), and Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson. Another 35 athletes will promote Powerade in digital advertisements only, Forbes reported. The dollar amounts of the contracts were not disclosed.'Football gives us more than ever.'Powerade's national commercial is thankfully void of political statements, gender ideology, or any vague claims of oppression which have sadly become common place in modern marketing campaigns.Instead, football players are shown training and reciting phrases such as "I commit to do it for the love not the likes."At the end, around 50 athletes then state the following: "We commit to football and how it takes more than ever. In return, football gives us more than ever."This blunt and realistic statement is one of several markers that those involved in college athletics are more than ready to move past what was seen as a dishonest era in football and return to integrity.For example, Colorado State players Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi and Tory Horto both reportedly turned down $600,000 offers to transfer schools, saying they didn't join the program "to make money."Additionally, NCAA football host Kirk Herbstreit continued the trend of blunt honesty by revealing he is done "biting [his] tongue" on certain issues. He proved this by outright saying he doesn't believe transgender athletes (males) should be playing in women's sports.With Herbstreit facing no repercussions for his remarks, the push toward transparency and reality seems to be a hot trend in the college ranks, or at the very least, it is a train that is too big to stop.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Starfield Shattered Space is not far away now, and the first DLC for Bethesda’s space RPG will take us to the homeworld of the mysterious Va’Ruun. However, ahead of it dropping in a few weeks’ time, some new achievements for the game have been uploaded to Steam, and judging from their contents, Shattered Space is going to be a lot bigger than I anticipated. Continue reading Starfield Shattered Space is a bigger Bethesda DLC than I expected MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Starfield mods, Starfield outposts, Starfield traits

Reviewing an MMO expansion like WoW: The War Within is a difficult proposition. Two things are working against you - the first is knowing any look at the game is only a snapshot, a moment frozen in amber, with future updates twisting and changing it beyond recognition. The second is the weight of 20 years of history pressing against you, with the current game being a gestalt entity formed through a series of decisions running back two decades. Continue reading WoW The War Within review - the best Blizzard’s MMO has been in years MORE FROM PCGAMESN: WoW The War Within beta sign up, WoW The War Within release date, The best WoW addons

Warcana includes a bit of everything. It's a fantasy strategy game in the vein of Against the Storm or Endless Legend. It's also a deckbuilder similar to Slay the Spire or Hearthstone. On top of this, it includes the massive, screen filling enemy waves of Vampire Survivors and, in its multiplayer mode, takes inspiration from battle royale games like Apex Legends or PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. This wealth of inspiration seems to work well when put together - Warcana only launched yesterday but it's already garnering acclaim from players on Steam. Continue reading Warcana is an innovative deckbuilding RTS with an 80% rating, out now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RTS games, Best strategy games, Best indie games

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