The Chinese audience challenges “Taiwan’s Strongest High School Student”! Ray abused the opponent and shouted again: FxxK CHINA | ETtoday Life News | ETtodayAMP

Reporter Min Wenyu/Comprehensive Report

“Taiwan’s Strongest High School Student” Ray, while conducting shooting training with American live broadcaster Kai Cenat at the shooting range, suddenly shouted “FxxK CHINA” which attracted the attention of millions of netizens. In response, Kai recently invited a Chinese spectator from Shanghai to play basketball with Ray to resolve “serious friction between the two countries.” In the end, Ray defeated the opponent 11 to 5 and shouted “FxxK CHINA” once more, making many netizens laugh.

Kai uploaded a video on YouTube today (18th). He happened to meet a Chinese audience from Shanghai. The two hit it off and Kai took the opportunity to ask the other person, “Have you ever heard of a country called Taiwan?” When the other person nodded, Kai continued, “You know there is serious friction between China and Taiwan, and the only way to solve this problem! It’s China vs. Taiwan, one on one with basketball.” Upon hearing this, the other party immediately expressed his willingness to participate with excitement.

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▲Kai (right) invites a Chinese spectator (left) to play basketball one-on-one with Ray. (Picture/reproduced from YouTube/Kai Cenat Live, the same below)

It is worth noting that while the two were on their way to the stadium, Kai first called Ray. Unexpectedly, just as the call was connected, the Chinese spectator suddenly shouted “X your mother” into the phone, and Ray responded with Taiwan’s classic eight-character sutra. He choked out “X pick up the girl.”

▲The two of them started talking to each other on the phone.

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After the Chinese audience arrived at the stadium, Ray arrived in jeans and Busch shoes to participate in the battle. The two players played heads-up with an 11-point system (the first to reach 11 points wins). At the beginning of the game, Ray first scored two points with a personal layup, and the opponent responded with a 2-point ball (a 3-pointer in a heads-up is 2 points). The two sides were leading each other, and in the middle of the game, Ray was once trailing 5-4.

However, Ray took off his shirt at this time, and his whole body seemed to be “unparalleled”. He hit two consecutive big shots and passed the opponent with a tricky dribble. The score instantly reached 5 to 10, and Ray made the last ball. After quickly cutting to the basket, he turned over and passed the opponent, and ended the game with a small lever in the air. The whole action was done in one go, and Kai watched on the sidelines and exclaimed. After the game, Ray also shouted “FxxK CHINA” and “CHINA can’t (China can’t!)” once more in a domineering manner.

▲After Ray took off his shirt, he seemed to be unparalleled and never let the opponent score once more.

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After the video was exposed, it instantly accumulated more than 440,000 views. Many netizens exclaimed, “Ray is collecting the opponent’s ankles like infinite gems”, “Kai triggered World War III because of a basketball game”, “The last turn around “Silky”, “Light of Taiwan”, “Chinese Basketball’s Nightmare, Ray > Lin Zhijie”, “The current Ministry of Foreign Affairs should step down quickly, replace Ray as soon as possible”, “The last ball is predictable”.

In fact, Ray has a solid foundation in basketball. Recently, he not only showed off his skills in the American AAU Basketball League, but also had a one-on-one challenge with FLIGHT, a well-known American basketball live broadcast host, and actually won. Jared McCain, the first-round draft pick, even joked that he “can play in the NBA” and his strength should not be underestimated.

Looking back at the acquaintance between Ray and Kai, Kai is an American live broadcaster and YouTuber. He mainly broadcasts live on Twitch and also posts funny videos on YouTube. His Twitch account has more than 10 million followers, making him the largest live streamer in the United States. When he went to Japan last year, he met an enthusiastic fan who recognized him at the entrance of a supermarket, that is, Ray. Unexpectedly, the two hit it off so well that they even exchanged contact information. After that, Ray appeared on each other’s live broadcasts many times, making him a whirlwind in the live broadcast circles in Europe, America and Taiwan, and was also known as “Taiwan’s strongest high school student.”

"Taiwan’s Strongest High School Student" Ray Takes on China in a Basketball Showdown

Kai Cenat’s Hilarious Attempt to Resolve "Serious Friction"

American live streamer Kai Cenat, known for his humorous and engaging content, decided to use basketball to tackle the perceived tensions between China and Taiwan, igniting laughter and online buzz. The incident unfolded when Kai met a Chinese audience member in Shanghai and cleverly proposed a one-on-one basketball match as a way to "solve the problem" – a humorous take on the complicated geopolitical situation.

The chosen opponent was Ray, the "Taiwan’s Strongest High School Student" who had previously made headlines for shouting "FxxK CHINA" during a shooting training session with Kai. With Kai’s playful intervention, the two were matched for a basketball showdown, with the score set at 11 points.

The "China vs. Taiwan" Basketball Match

Before the match, the Chinese spectator confidently shouted "X your mother" into the phone while speaking to Ray, who equally responded with a Taiwanese phrase. The "battle" was set. At the stadium, Ray, dressed in jeans and Busch shoes, faced his opponent. The match was filled with excitement and back-and-forth action, with Ray showcasing his talent and scoring two points early on with a layup.

The match was competitive, but Ray pulled ahead, eventually taking off his shirt, seemingly fueled by a newfound sense of power. He then hit two consecutive big shots and skillfully dribbled past his opponent before ultimately winning 11-5. In a triumphant moment, Ray, once more, shouted "FxxK CHINA" and "CHINA can’t!" following the victory.

Viral Video Sparks a Buzz

The video, uploaded by Kai on YouTube, quickly gained traction with over 440,000 views. Netizens responded with humorous comments like "Ray is collecting the opponent’s ankles like infinite gems," "Kai triggered World War III because of a basketball game," and "The last ball is predictable." Some even jokingly suggested that Ray should replace the Taiwanese foreign minister, recognizing his popularity and ability to capture attention.

Ray’s Basketball Background

Ray’s basketball skills, however, are no mere stunt. He showcases his talent in the American AAU Basketball League and has even beat well-known American basketball live broadcast host FLIGHT in a one-on-one. His impressive skills have even drawn praise from NBA draft pick Jared McCain, who humorously suggested that Ray might play in the NBA.

Ray and Kai’s Friendship

Ray and Kai’s friendship, however, goes deeper than the basketball court and extends to their shared live streaming pursuits. Kai, with over 10 million followers on Twitch, is the largest live streamer in the US. His encounter with Ray began in Japan when a fan recognized him at a supermarket. The two built a strong bond, frequently appearing on each other’s live broadcasts, making Ray a popular figure in the global live streaming community.

The basketball match, while intended as a lighthearted joke, reflects the online culture of playful rivalry and humor. It also highlights the unpredictable nature of live streaming and its ability to capture attention with spontaneous and unexpected events. Ray, the "Taiwan’s Strongest High School Student," has become a popular sensation with his basketball skills and charming personality, further cementing his place in the world of online entertainment.

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