The 2025 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game brought its usual mix of basketball and entertainment, with Kai Cenat and Druski stealing the spotlight before tipoff. The two internet sensations exchanged playful jabs, hyping up their matchup on the court.
Before the game, Kai confronted Druski backstage, calling him out in a viral clip: “I’mma see you out there.”
However, Druski quickly fired back on his Instagram Story, tagging Kai and writing, “@kaicenat im coming for that ring tonight.”. The lighthearted rivalry added to the excitement surrounding the event, as both entertainers brought their comedic flair to the hardwood.
With the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game known for its blend of sports and entertainment, the Cenat-Druski banter is injecting an extra dose of competitive fun.
Rome Flynn leads Team Bonds to victory
While the Cenat-Druski banter entertained fans, the game itself saw Emmy-winning actor Rome Flynn shine, leading Team Bonds to a 66-55 victory over Team Rice on Friday night at Oakland Arena. Flynn dominated with 22 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, helping his team—coached by baseball legend Barry Bonds and rapper 2 Chainz—clinch the win. WNBA star Rickea Jackson also played a key role, contributing 16 points.
On the other side, Team Rice, coached by NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice and viral star Khaby Lame, put up a fight. Terrell Owens impressed with 18 points, while Olympic silver medalist Shelby McEwen used his athleticism to add 14 points.
Kai Cenat vs Druski – Who Had the Last Laugh?
Throughout the game, Kai and Druski jawed at each other and exchanged playful digs, keeping the crowd entertained. However, when the final buzzer sounded, Cenat walked away with bragging rights as Team Bonds secured the win.
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While Kai Cenat claimed victory this time, Druski was quick to take to his Instagram Stories, blaming the loss on the flu. With the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game becoming their new battleground, don’t be surprised if this rivalry heats up again in 2026.
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