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Kai Cenat escalates his Streamer University 2026 fallout with “EBK,” a diss track aimed at DDG, FunnyMike and more.

The streamer beef surrounding Streamer University 2026 has now spilled into music. Kai Cenat has dropped a diss track aimed squarely at DDG, alongside a few other creators who had plenty to say after they were left off the list.
On Sunday, July 12, Kai released “EBK” with a video, using the track to go after DDG, FunnyMike, Rakai and Ray. Over a drill beat, he aimed one of the song’s sharper lines at DDG, rapping:
“And I ain’t forget DooDooGarbage, he lost India doing some nonsense,”
a clear reference to DDG’s brief relationship with India Love. He kept that same teasing edge going with,
“Lookin’ for love, n**ga this ain’t Love Island/Streamer U got that boy feelin’ nauseous.”
The tension started the week before, when Kai unveiled the staff and faculty for this year’s Streamer University 2026 and some of the names that didn’t make the cut began responding publicly. FunnyMike was first to fire back with a diss song of his own, “Undrafted,” and DDG soon followed with “Mike STFU,” a track built over Drake’s “Janice STFU” beat that took shots at both Mike and Streamer University.
Kai didn’t let that slide. While on livestream, he called DDG directly and gave him a deadline to take the song down. DDG said he was only reacting to FunnyMike’s move, but Kai pushed back and made it clear the stakes were rising fast.
“Forty-eight hours for the videos to go down, or it’s gonna get bad,”
Kai warned him.
When the song stayed up, Kai appears to have answered in the most direct way possible: by dropping “EBK.” Check out the music video for Kai Cenat’s DDG diss below.
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