AMP, the creator group that includes Kai Cenat, has reportedly bought six homes close to one another in Georgia, expanding a place where its members and friends can live near each other. The area is known among the group as “The Hill,” according to AfroTech. The purchase comes four years after AMP bought a property in Marietta in 2022 and began using it as a home base for living, gaming, and making videos. Fanum shared details about the new homes in a social media video.
AMP reportedly buys six Georgia homes to create an area called The Hill
AMP stands for Any Means Possible. Its members are Kai Cenat, Fanum, ImDavisss, Agent00, Duke Dennis, and ChrisNxtDoor. The six homes are close to one another, according to AfroTech. Fanum said AMP’s main home is at the top of the hill. Other houses are used by people in the group’s wider circle.One of the homes is reportedly used by the Clover Boyz. The group includes several of Kai Cenat’s longtime friends and associates, such as Dezz, Ray, Punga, Reggie, Rakai, Tota, and Tylil.Fanum spoke about the group’s work during a Twitch livestream. “We work hard,” he said, according to AfroTech. The new homes give AMP and people close to it more space in the same area.The report does not say how much AMP paid for the six properties or give their exact location.
Kai Cenat’s AMP already had a Georgia base before the new purchase
The latest purchase adds to AMP’s earlier property investment in Georgia. In 2022, the group bought a property in Marietta and turned it into its home base. Members had their own rooms there, with spaces set up for gaming and livestreaming.AMP members have also made content together in New York. Their past places included a Tribeca penthouse and a sponsored townhome reported to be worth $17 million.AMP began after several creators had already built their own audiences. Some members first became known for making videos around the NBA 2K basketball game series. Kai Cenat later joined the group and became one of the biggest names in livestreaming.In a 2024 interview, ImDavisss explained why the creators wanted to work together. He said it could be harder to change direction after working alone for five or six years, so they wanted to build something as a team.That teamwork has helped AMP grow its audience. The group had 8.23 million YouTube subscribers as of October 30, according to the report.With six more homes reportedly added to its Georgia property plans, AMP is building a bigger base for its members and their wider circle. The Hill could become another place for the creators to live and make content together.
