A large party at a mansion in Tarzana, Los Angeles, was shut down by police late Monday after thousands of attendees descended on the property, causing significant disruption. The event, reportedly connected to Streamer University, a boot camp for online content creators founded by streamer Kai Cenat, drew an estimated 2,000 people.
Los Angeles police began receiving calls about disturbances at the Mecca Avenue property around 4:30 p.m. The initial calls described a large party with over 1,000 attendees and a significant fight outside. More calls followed throughout the afternoon and evening, including a report of an armed man around 8 p.m.
By approximately 10 p.m., officers were on the scene, initiating the shutdown of the party. Police escorted groups away from the residence and dispersed individuals loitering in the surrounding streets. An LAPD helicopter monitored the situation from above as officers used a loudspeaker to instruct attendees to leave the area. "If you're on the sidewalk, you didn't make the cut. Go home," officers announced, according to video obtained by news outlets.
While initial reports suggested the party was hosted by Kai Cenat as part of his Streamer University program, it was not immediately confirmed if the 24-year-old streamer was present. Cenat has a substantial following across social media platforms and founded Streamer University to support aspiring online creators. The program has featured celebrities and prominent creators as guest instructors.
Neighbors reported that the upscale home has a history of hosting large gatherings, which have reportedly caused frustration within the community. Despite the large turnout and multiple disturbance calls, the Los Angeles Police Department stated that no injuries were reported and no arrests were made in connection with the incident.
The property's owner was not immediately identified, but the event's scale and the subsequent police response transformed the usually quiet San Fernando Valley neighborhood into a scene of significant activity.