TL;DR: if he’s using proper sentence structures and lowercase i’s then ur likely talking to the real kai. don’t waste much time if he’s not. lowball the fuck out of him, because he knows he’s selling his sets at 3x-4x the actual worth of them and he will accept most prices even just slightly above the actual worth of the sets.
i’ve discovered that, at least at the moment, the agency talking for him capitalizes their i’s, while kai doesn’t. i know this because Kai doesn’t capitalize i’s in any posts he makes, and when i’m asking a serious question only he can really give me an answer for. it’s simple, but when you start reading the messages with that difference with both perspectives it starts to make sense. the tone is different in some ways, the agency is more vague and non-descriptive, also they almost definitely are not an native-english speaking agency, because they fuck up their messages all the time in incredibly basic ways, that someone US-born/native english speaking likely wouldn’t. simple things like consistently saying “I am” instead of “I’m” or “you would” instead of “you’d.” or just strange sentence structures that don’t sound natural, like for example from my own chats, “That's cool, why do you eat at dinner that early?” and “earlier I am a bit sleepy! haha maybe I got distracted from scrolling through my phone

” they simply just read strange, and then if I say something off script, like earlier today he didn’t respond to my message right, I said I don’t eat dinner early, and he asked why I eat dinner early, and when I asked why he contradicted what I said, he switched up for like 3 messages. responding in proper sentence structures and using lower case i’s. also, I think the agency uses too many “haha’s” to fill the silence, but I think kai has made them slow their roll with that, yesterday almost every single message no matter how long had a “haha.” he sent two messages in a row that were just, “just tired hahaha” and “oh my hahaha” responding to my messages.
utilize this how you will, don’t bother asking personal questions during these time frames, the agency doesn’t refer to him for information unless he already gave it to them, so they’ll always either deflect somewhat important questions, like asking about the content creation process, or they’ll just come up with some bs for simple questions. or if it’s that important, like a question about why something isn’t right price consistency, then they’ll make him step in to settle things quickly. I tested by asking what his favorite flavor of ice cream was three times across like two weeks, first time he said he liked all ice cream too much(lame ass answer) second time he said cookies and cream, third time he ignored the question, focusing on something else i said.
you can talk him down on prices fairly easily actually, low ball the fuck out of him. the agency tries to sell content for a premium, but you can just say something like “i’ll buy it right now for $40 instead of $100.” and there’s a high chance he’ll just resend it at the price you asked for, or at least sell it for close to what you want. I fucked up a little and didn’t go quite low enough at all, I told him I’d sooner buy that new birthday bikini set on his wall for $70 instead of a $100, and without argument he sent it. when I tried to backtrack and say a little while later that i’ll buy it at that moment for $50, he said $70 was the lowest he’ll go, but if I had asked for $50 to begin with he’d probably have done it. anyone else who’s asked for that set to be sent to them, tell me what he set the price to.
yes, I’m probably an obsessive psychopath for recognizing these patterns, but idc.