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Formation | 2019 |
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Purpose | Twitch streaming, YouTube |
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Origins | New York City, New York |
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Website | https://amp.shop/ |
AMP (Any Means Possible) is a Twitch streamer and YouTube collective consisting of the Twitch Streamers, influencers and internet personalities Kai Cenat, ImDavisss, Chrisnxtdoor, Fanum, Duke Dennis, and Agent 00. The group streams various games on each members Twitch accounts, as well as making various challenge, gaming and vlog videos on their YouTube channels. [1] [2] [3] [4]
Beyond their Twitch and YouTube content, AMP have expanded into various business ventures. In June 2024 AMP partnered with Bang Energy, with each of the groups members serving as ambassadors for the brand. [5] [6] In February 2025 the group launched the skincare brand TONE. [7] [8]
The group has the following members: [1]
Fanum met half of the groups members while gaming online and met the other members while doing irl content. [2]
The groups fifth member, Chrisnxtdoor originally joined the group as an editor. When Fanum had to go to Virginia, he and Davis, who was friends with Chris, went to Chris' home where he was living at the time. When Fanum entered Chris' room, he was editing a video, which he showed to him. Fanum was impressed with the video and knew he had found the groups editor. [9]
The last member to join the group was Kai Cenat. Cenat joined the group after being discovered for his content in mid-2020. [1] According to Fanum, Kai solidified his spot in the group while they were filming an outfit competition video at Walmart. The group felt the ending was missing "that punch", so according to Fanum they "thought about someone jumping in a little fountain, but nobody wanted to do it." As Fanum and other members of the group were arguing, Kai walked into the fountain. Fanum said he was smiling and clapping as Kai did that. [9]
In 2022 the group purchased a 5-bedroom home in Atlanta, Georgia for $2.7 million. [10] Much of each members streaming content is produced there. [1] [11]
The group has continued to grow in popularity, with several of its members becoming especially popular online; most notably Kai Cenat. Cenat is the second most-followed Twitch streamer and holds the record for the most-subscribed Twitch account of all time, a record he first held starting in February 2023. His record was briefly broken by the streamer Ironmouse in September 2024, with Cenat reclaiming the title just a month later during a month-long subathon. [12]
In July 2025, the group went live for 12 hours each day that month, during a marathon streaming event known as AMP Summer. During the 30-day event they stayed at the San Antonio home of former NBA Spurs player Tony Parker. [13] [14] Ahead of the event, they released a trailer announcing it, that features the rapper T-Pain. [15] [16]
Since 2020 the group has sold AMP clothing merchandise through an online store. [17]
In Junes 2024 AMP partnered with Bang Energy, with each of the groups members serving as ambassadors for the brand. [5] [6]
In February 2025 the group launched their own skincare brand known as TONE, in partnership with the talent agency Night. [7] [8] In July 2025 the brands products began being sold in Target stores nationwide across the United States. [18] [19] [20]
The brands first brand ambassador is rookie NFL Jaguars player Travis Hunter. [21]
In August 2024, the group was unexpectedly evicted from a $30 million penthouse in the Manhattan neighborhood of Tribeca in New York City, just 4 days after moving in. The exact reason for the eviction remains unclear. During a livestream by Kai Cenat following the eviction, fans speculated that noise may have played a role. In response to this, Cenat said during the stream "We're in a two-story $30M penthouse, where’s the complaints coming from?" [22] [23] For a few days following the eviction, they were "homeless", until Bang Energy stepped in and helped them secure a different penthouse also in Manhattan. During that time Kai Cenat streamed out of a U-Haul and was visited by the rapper Ice Spice. [24]
In January 2025, AMP members Kai Cenat, Fanum and Agent 00 garnered controversy online over their treatment of a $70k AI robot during one of Cenat's livestreams. During the stream, they can be seen repeatedly knocking the robot down, as it struggled to stand back up. A clip from the stream of their actions also went viral online. Fans and critics expressed disgust for their actions online, with some feeling it showed a deeper reflection of power dynamics and a lack of empathy. [25]
Year | Award | Category | Result | Ref. |
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2023 | 13th Streamy Awards | Show of the Year | Nominated | [26] |
Lifestyle | Won | |||
2023 Streamer Awards | Best Content Organization | Won | [27] | |
2024 | 2024 Streamer Awards | Best Content Organization | Nominated |