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After weeks of radio silence, streamer and YouTuber Fanum has resurfaced.

A member of streaming collective AMP, he’s finally addressing the rumors that he was kicked out of the group.

“People was saying ‘yo Fanum got kicked out of AMP,’” he said live to his chat Friday night. “All I’ma say, bro. I built this sh-t brick by brick. I could never get kicked out.”

While fans are breathing a sigh of relief that he’s still a part of the clique, his attitude towards the rumors, ghosting his followers for weeks, and not attending Kai Cenat’s Streamer University experience left some wondering if there was some friction in the crew.

He even added to the rumor mill himself in early May when he tweeted, “They forget all the sh-t that I did, I was feeding the team when I didn’t have sh-t, I was taking a risk, I done got all of us rich.”

However, the words turned out to be lyrics from 41’s Funkmaster Flex freestyle. Plus, Cenat shut down the claims saying, “you can’t always believe shit that’s on the internet” and Duke Dennis said the report was “fake news” on his Snapchat.

And on his latest stream, Fanum further proved that there’s no beef.

After addressing the AMP departure rumors, Fanum announced he’d make good on a bet by hitting a fitness goal.

“I did a marathon of Assassin’s Creed. I said if I didn’t complete the marathon in time, I had to go live and do a 24-hour treadmill stream. Right or right?” he reminds his audience.

He hops on the workout machine to complete the 24-hour long challenge and celebrates his walking goal with chicken wings before Cenat makes an appearance, squashing the frenemies narrative.

Cenat incentivizes him to complete the fitness challenge by offering him fruit snacks if he can crank up the machine’s speed as they fall right back into their typical hijinks.

Now that everyone knows that the AMP crew is still tight, see social media’s reaction to Fanum and Cenat finally linking back up..

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