Reggie — a Baltimore streamer formerly associated with Kai Cenat’s Clover Boys — has allegedly sold the clover chain Cenat gifted him during Mafiathon 3, and a video reported by HypeFresh on October 8, 2026 shows him handing out $100 bills shortly afterward. Since then, posts on X have claimed that Tylil reportedly called the jeweler who bought the chain to try to buy it back, that the jeweler claims offers have topped $100K, and that rapper Top5 also reportedly tried to buy it. IRLScene has not independently verified the sale, the giveaway video’s origin or any of the buyback claims, and no posts from Reggie or a jeweler confirming the transaction were located at press time.

What we know

On October 8, HypeFresh published a brief item stating that video shows Reggie distributing $100 bills to children and framed it as happening after he sold the clover pendant Kai Cenat gave him. The outlet did not identify the videographer, location, or jeweler, and IRLScene could not confirm those details independently. (hypefresh.com)

What’s unconfirmed

As of October 10, neither Reggie nor Kai Cenat has publicly confirmed that the chain was sold, and IRLScene did not find a primary post from Reggie showing the cash handout. Absent a direct statement from the subject or a jeweler, the sale and the timing relative to the giveaway remain unverified. (hypefresh.com)

How we got here

Reggie publicly distanced himself from the Clover Boys in late September, saying in videos that he felt sidelined; he also shared private messages with Cenat. International Business Times summarized that timeline and described the posts. (ibtimes.co.uk)

Separate coverage noted that Cenat had previously gifted members iced‑out clover chains following his Mafiathon 3 marathon, establishing the pendant’s significance inside the group. (theshaderoom.com)

In a subsequent response stream, Cenat denied various claims circulating around the fallout and said he had invested heavily in the Clover Boys — figures that were reported by other outlets. (sports.ndtv.com)

Reported buyback attempts

In a clip posted to X on October 8, the account @im_tanshuuu said Tylil reportedly called the jeweler Reggie sold the Clover chain to in an attempt to buy it back, and that the jeweler claims offers for the piece have topped $100K. IRLScene has not confirmed the call or the figure with Tylil or the jeweler. (x.com/im_tanshuuu/status/2108397680128856222)

A separate October 9 post from @keep6ixsolid said rapper Top5 attempted to buy Reggie’s Clover chain, adding that the jeweler reportedly thought Drake had sent Top5. There is no confirmation from Top5, Drake’s camp or the jeweler, and IRLScene has not verified the claim. (x.com/keep6ixsolid/status/2108599822311645585)

What’s next

We’re watching for a direct post from Reggie confirming (or disputing) the chain sale and clarifying when and where the cash giveaway took place, as well as any comment from a jeweler or from Kai Cenat. Until then, treat the reported sale‑and‑giveaway sequence as unconfirmed. (hypefresh.com)

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Baltimore comedian and livestreamer, also known as Lil Rodney Son. He has said he is leaving Twitch and moving his work to YouTube.