Popular streamer Kai Cenat has announced the return of Streamer University with the release of a cinematic admission film on his social media platforms, including Instagram.
Styled like a movie trailer, the short film welcomes accepted creators for the Class of 2026 and outlines rules and expectations ahead of the program’s start. In the video, Cenat frames Streamer University as a real college experience with a strict code of conduct.
Rules highlighted include no partying, smoking, drinking, skipping classes, or breaking campus regulations.
The focus, he says, will be on creativity, discipline, and collaboration. The rollout follows Cenat’s Hollywood-inspired approach to promoting the initiative. Last year’s announcement was themed around Harry Potter.
Streamer University returns after the success of its inaugural edition in 2025, which recorded millions of viewing hours and became one of the biggest creator events of the year.
Founded by Cenat, the free program brings together aspiring and established creators to learn from top internet personalities and celebrities through workshops, live streams, and collaborative projects.
The 2026 edition has already drawn major attention. More than a million viewers tuned in for Cenat’s return stream and the unveiling of this year’s class. The admission film has further heightened anticipation ahead of opening day.
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