Kanye West was left fuming after Kai Cenat’s alleged “dissing” of his clothing brand that was intended to solicit his endorsement. However, the opposite happened when the tracksuit did not fit as expected.

West, or his representatives apparently sent Cenat a PR package with newly released clothes to sample. While on stream, Cenat tried on a track pant that was noticeably too big for his 5-feet-9-inches stature.

“Ye! Bro you’re supposed to send a small bro, not an extra, extra large!” Cenat remarked but with seemingly good intentions. Cenat then asked while still live-streaming that a smaller size be sent so he could do a proper review.

However, West felt slighted by Cenat for poking jokes at the size of the apparel because he live-streamed the whole episode. Cenat has the third-most subscribed Twitch Stream and thus has a wide reach, so West messaged him on Instagram with the warning: “Don’t make jokes about my clothes”, while also suggesting that Cenat is controlled” by what subsequent messages suggest might be by the brand Adidas.

Cenat has since defended himself on stream after Kanye posted their DM’s of a phone conversation with West’s manager, John Monopoly, to fix the situation for the public to see over the weekend.

Here are a few screenshots provided by Shaderoom for more context: