In a shocking turn of events, popular content creator Phantom has accused his fellow AMP members, including streaming sensation Kai Cenat, of kicking him out of the group, stirring up a whirlwind of drama in the online community. The allegations surfaced on social media, where Phantom claimed he was unfollowed by his former allies and ᵴtriƥped of access to AMP’s platforms. His fiery tweets suggest deep betrayal, stating, “They sold they sold” and hinting at a calculated shift in the group’s dynamics.

Founded in 2019, AMP—short for Any Means Possible—has long been celebrated for its camaraderie and equal revenue sharing among its members. Phantom’s claims contradict this image, as he argues that the group has shifted from its humble origins, driven by ego and greed. He voiced his frustrations about how he once supported the team financially when they were struggling, only to be cast aside when he needed them most. “Ego 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁s everything it touches,” he lamented, expressing disbelief that his friends would turn against him.

The timing of these accusations raises eyebrows, especially as Kai Cenat announced the launch of his ambitious “Streamer University” project, potentially suggesting that the controversy could be a strategic ploy for publicity. The internet has exploded with speculation, and fans are left questioning the future of AMP and its members. As the story unfolds, the community is left waiting for responses from Kai and the other members, while the tension and uncertainty around Phantom’s allegations grip the online world. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story that has shaken the very foundation of one of streaming’s most beloved collectives.