Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign is speaking out about feeling excluded from Kai Cenat’s viral event Mafiathon 3. In a clip that surfaced online, Fivio shared his frustration over not being invited. While freestyling he rapped, “How they ain't hit me for that Mafiathon? You buggin…”
The comment quickly had fans online speculating about the reasons behind Fivio being left out. Many began sharing their own theories. One person wrote, "After the s**t you pulled with plaqueboymax, no streamer gonna be fw you no more gang." That reference goes back to a livestream earlier this year, when Fivio and Lil Tjay appeared alongside internet personality PlaqueBoyMax. The stream was cut short after the two rappers were seen smoking indoors. PlaqueBoyMax asked them to stop since they were in an Airbnb, but when they refused, the situation escalated and Fivio ended up walking out.
That moment with PlaqueBoyMax left fans making jokes online and could explain some of the disappointment Fivio now feels about not being part of Cenat’s newest event.
Mafiathon 3, which is part of Kai Cenat’s series of livestreamed charity and entertainment events, has grown into a huge attraction for fans of both hip-hop and online culture. Previous editions have included high-profile guests, viral moments, and massive giveaways that keep viewers tuned in for hours.
Fivio, best known for songs like “City of Gods” and collaborations with artists such as Drake and Lil Baby, has remained a strong voice in the rap scene. His freestyle suggests that he believed his place in the city’s culture would earn him a spot at the latest Mafiathon, but the invite never arrived.
So far, neither Kai Cenat nor Fivio Foreign has added more to the situation. Fans, however, are paying close attention to see if there will be a follow-up or perhaps even a reconciliation at future events. Meanwhile, Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon continues to dominate headlines, with celebrities from Kevin Hart to Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube recently making appearances on the stream.
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