Streamer RaKai responds to accusations of racism after dressing up as a character from the movie White Chicks.
On August 20, 2026, streamer RaKai went live on Twitch to address recent allegations of racism. Two days earlier, RaKai and fellow streamer Deshae Frost cosplayed Marcus and Kevin Copeland, the main characters from the 2004 comedy film White Chicks. The cosplay sparked backlash on social media, with some accusing the streamers of racism. In his recent broadcast, the Twitch streamer responded, stating:
“The stream couple days ago…. was a comedy stream, bro. I see a lot of people on Twitter, hating on it…. Chat, the world is getting soft now, you know what I’m saying? Bro, It’s a White Chicks stream…. The movie people, when they did it, it’s totally fine. But when I do it, I’m f****** racist now…. My auntie is literally white, I love white people, I love everybody, I love anybody, any color – yellow, green, purple, brown, anybody. I love everybody, bro…. Whatever you do, they’re gonna say something about it anyways…. It’s entertainment. that was a costume, I was a character.”
For context, White Chicks follows FBI brothers Marcus and Kevin Copeland, played by Shawn and Marlon Wayans, who go undercover as wealthy white women to prevent a kidnapping plot. Reports suggest that the film grossed more than $113.1 million worldwide on a $37 million production budget, deeming it a commercial success. However, the 2004 comedy flick was denounced by critics upon its release.
Controversial Streamer Tectone Reacts to RaKai’s White Chicks Cosplay
On August 19, 2026, controversial streamer Tectone shared his thoughts on RaKai’s White Chicks cosplay. After several clips from his stream gained traction across social media, Tectone weighed in on the controversy, saying:
“Rakai is doing century level damage to the black community every time he goes live.”
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