Twitch streamer Jason Moreno, known online as BigEx, crossed paths with Saint West during a high school football game at Sierra Canyon School in Chatsworth, California, on Thursday night. The 10-year-old son of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West looked at the content creator and said,
“I bet I’m more famous than you.”
A short video of the exchange, filmed near the bleachers under the stadium lights with a Sierra Canyon banner visible, began circulating widely on Friday. Clip account @FearedBuck posted the footage early in the morning, and it quickly drew hundreds of thousands of views along with thousands of likes.
In the clip, Moreno interacts with a small group of kids outside the main field area. Saint, dressed casually among the other boys, delivers the line with straightforward confidence. One reply circulating with the video notes additional banter in which someone responds “that’s light,” underscoring the casual, unscripted tone of the moment.
Sierra Canyon hosted St. Louis High School of Hawaii in a nonleague matchup that night. The Trailblazers led 52-0 when the game was stopped late in the third quarter after a St. Louis player suffered an injury and was taken by ambulance to a hospital. The result stood as a Sierra Canyon victory.
Moreno, 24, is a New York-born streamer with nearly 480,000 Twitch followers. He began creating content with NBA 2K videos, later shifted heavily into Fortnite, and has also done IRL streaming. He previously competed under teams including Ghost Gaming and Misfits and has built an audience through a mix of gaming and conversation-style broadcasts. In recent days he had been streaming in the Los Angeles area.
Saint West was born Dec. 5, 2015, in Los Angeles. He is the second-oldest of Kardashian and West’s four children and has appeared in family projects, a Nike campaign earlier in 2026 alongside his mother, LeBron James and others, and maintains supervised social media accounts including Instagram. He has previously run a YouTube channel under parental guidelines.
Viewers responding to the clip focused on the boy’s self-assurance. Comments described the moment as evidence of an already developed sense of public profile, with some predicting the child would prove “insufferable” as he grows older and others simply laughing at the directness of a 10-year-old challenging a working streamer on fame.
The encounter itself appears to have been brief and light. No further public statements from Moreno, Saint West, or the parents had emerged by Friday morning as the video continued to spread.
