Over the last few years “swatting” has become the latest trend among Americans looking to annoy and disrupt the everyday lives of people they just can’t stand. Though it was mainly reserved for politicians, as of late celebrities have been swatted as people just have nothing better to do these days.

Streamer Kai Cenat’s unexpected six-minute Twitch ban during his 30-day Mafiathon 2 subathon has raised questions across the platform. This brief suspension shocked Cenat and his viewers and disrupted his high-profile 24/7 live event.

Here's a quick recap on Kai Cenat's 'Mafiathon' Subathon so far, including an NPC stream takeover, a surprise Miranda Cosgrove appearance and a 6-minute ban.

Swatting is when people fake an emergency—like saying someone’s in danger or doing something illegal—to get cops to show up, nothing but sweaty streamers confused and scared. The prank was part of a steamathon called “ Mafiathon 2 ,

On Saturday, Cenat went on Instagram Live to let his followers know someone had called a SWAT team to the house where the event, popularly known as "Mafiathon 2," was being held. The 22-year-old can be seen standing outside the home with a group of people and stating a SWAT team was searching through the home while revealing he was also banned from Twitch .

Kai Cenat, a famous social media personality from New York who built his career through live streaming on Twitch, claims he has fallen victim to yet another swatting scheme.