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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Spurs legend Tony Parker invited Twitch streamer and Youtuber Kai Cenat over to his home for a tour this summer.
Cenat said he and his team will be staying in Parker’s house for a month while they host their 30-day Summer Stream, also known as “AMP Summer.”
The French-American NBA legend shared interesting features about his home, including inspiring artwork, musical instruments and a theater.
The team also got to see a secret room, which could only be opened by Parker’s fingerprint, filled with memorabilia the former Spur had collected from his time in the NBA.
Cenat and his team even got to try on one of Parker’s NBA championship rings.
Parker also shared stories about his time as a basketball player, according to the video.
When asked about his favorite story with Kobe Bryant, he told them about how the late NBA player learned French just to trash-talk him. You can watch that clip on AMP’s social media.
Tony Parker played as a point guard for the San Antonio Spurs for 10 years, from 2001 to 2018. Known as one part of the Spurs’ “Big Three,” Parker helped the Spurs win four of their five championships.
Parker has won several NBA honors, including All-Star awards, Finals MVP and NBA Western Conference Player of the Month in January 2013, NBA records show.
Kai Cenat is one of the most-followed Twitch streamers of 2024, according to Forbes. He is known for his comedic streams, as well as for coining viral phrases, such as “rizz,” which he discussed in an interview with Jimmy Fallon.
You can watch the full stream and the recap of Parker’s house tour on AMP’s YouTube channel.
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