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Kai Cenat Excludes OnlyFans Creators from His School, The Bop House Responds
Kai Cenat recently announced the launch of “Streamer University”, stating all OnlyFans creators will be rejected.
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The Streamer University is Not for Everyone
Twitch sensation Kai Cenat recently announced that it’s time for him to give back. And to do so, he created a school to help streamers get to the top. With the recent launch of Streamer University, Cenat is shifting gears from chaotic livestreams to structured mentorship.
At first, everybody rejoiced. But the announcement came with a twist. There’s a list of people whose applications won’t be read, people who have not actively created content in the past few months, and, most importantly, people who have an OnlyFans account.
And that’s the exact point where people started diverging. For some, it appeared completely logical. For others, the fact that a streamer who based his career on chaotic yet inclusive content bans people for their content is viewed badly.
What is the Bop House?
First things first: It stands for “Baddies On Point”. And it’s a house filled with women who those three words can describe. They are all content creators on OnlyFans. But they are also huge on TikTok, with millions of followers on the account they all share.
On it, and on their personal socials, they’re cross-promoting each other’s OnlyFans pages, turning that house into a powerhouse of collaboration. It’s influencer culture meets adult entertainment hustle. Kind of like the old Vine or TikTok houses, but now applied to the adult creator world (always remember rule 34)!
Their house is more than a mansion, it’s a business model! A platform for visibility, growth, and shared success. With Aishah Sofey, Sophie Raiin, or Camila Araujo as the faces of the Bop House, it will definitely keep growing.
The Bop House Response to Kai Cenat
After Kai Cenat announced the Streamer University, the girls from The Bop House gathered and posted an announcement video. The only possible answer to a university refusing to integrate OnlyFans Creators? Creating a university!
Introducing Bop University: a rival program aimed at creators of all kinds, including those on OnlyFans. Camila Araujo was the face of this speech, but the video includes all Bop house members as a team. Their message is simple: they want to give people from all corners of the internet a place to learn, grow, and thrive, no matter the content they make.
When Will Bop University Open?
Well, the real question is, “Will it open?” Is this all a stunt like the ones the girls often did? Only time will tell. But the thing to note is that they knew how fast they had to react.
And who knows where this will end? Maybe the joke (or not) will create such interest and interactions from the community that the Bop University will really exist.
By banning OnlyFans creators, Kai reinforced a stigma that many have worked hard to shake. The idea that adult content isn’t “real” or “respectable” work still lingers online, and people might want to defend that here. Bottom line is: Is The Bop House forcing its way into the conversation? And for fans, creators, and observers, this clash is about more than two rival schools. It’s about the future of streaming and whether it’s a space for everyone.
