Kai Cenat is whipping a golf cart across the University of Akron campus on Memorial Day weekend, furiously honking his horn, quickly gaining ground on a trio of students who have cut class and are fleeing his wrath. Within seconds, Cenat has cornered them and shakes a fistful of keys in their faces, threatening them with detention as they cower against a wall. “My office, lunchtime,” he spits. Over the next few days, Cenat will roam around campus corralling other troublemakers, mediating