2HYPE
Basketball and NBA 2K YouTube group from the Los Angeles area whose challenges, tournaments and hide-and-seek videos built a 2.56 million subscriber group channel, signed with 100 Thieves in 2020 and went quiet in 2023.
YouTube group · 6 creators in the index · Updated Nov 2, 2026
2HYPE is a basketball and NBA 2K YouTube group from the Los Angeles area, known for group challenges, 2K tournaments, hide-and-seek and pickup games filmed with the same friends week after week. It grew out of a crew fans called the “2K House”: Jesser, his brother Jiedel, Kristopher London, CashNasty, ZackTTG and Mopi opened the group channel in May 2019, Moochie joined in September 2020, and Kenny Chao worked behind the camera before he started playing on it. 100 Thieves signed the group on November 17, 2020, and the 2HYPE channel grew to about 2.56 million subscribers. Its last original video went up on December 24, 2022 and its last upload of any kind on February 5, 2023; in March 2023 London said he had left 100 Thieves and that the members had made “a group decision to do what’s best for each of us individually,” per Dexerto. As of November 2026 no breakup has been announced and Mopi is the only member listed as former: the others post on their own channels, and in late October 2026 Jesser, Moochie and CashNasty all posted Shorts from an NBA 2K27 session, Cash crediting “the 2HYPE boys.”
2HYPE members, current and former
Everyone with a public record as a 2HYPE member, from the creator entries in our index, Tubefilter, Dexerto and the group’s Famous Birthdays page. Status is as of November 2026; upload dates are read from each member’s YouTube channel on November 2, 2026.
| Name | Role | Years | Status (November 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jesser | Co-founder; the group’s biggest channel, about 50.9 million subscribers | 2019 to present | Current; no exit announced. Posts several times a week on his own channel, and in late October 2026 posted Shorts from an NBA 2K27 session with “the Boys” |
| Jiedel | Co-founder; Jesser’s brother, per Tubefilter | 2019 to present | Current; no exit announced. No long video since about November 2025; daily NBA jersey tier-list Shorts from June 13 to July 16, 2026, nothing since |
| Kristopher London | Co-founder | 2019 to present | Current; no exit from 2HYPE announced. Left 100 Thieves on March 21, 2023, per Dexerto; signed with XSET in July 2023. Posts NBA card videos weekly |
| CashNasty | Original member | 2019 to present | Current; no exit announced. Signed with XSET in July 2023; posted on October 26, 2026 about NBA 2K27 with “the 2HYPE boys” |
| ZackTTG | Original member | 2019 to present | Current; no exit announced. Posting less often; newest upload August 21, 2026 |
| Mopi | Original member; first name Tyler, per Tubefilter | 2019 to 2020 | Former, per Famous Birthdays. Missing from Tubefilter’s November 17, 2020 member list; no reason in a source we accept |
| Moochie | Joined after the original six; Jesser’s childhood friend, per Tubefilter | September 2020 to present | Current; posts 2HYPE-style challenges weekly, newest October 31, 2026 |
| Kenny Chao | Production manager and Chao Chats host, later a player on camera | 2019 to present | Current, per Famous Birthdays; posts basketball Shorts daily |
| 50kal Mal | Member; CashNasty’s friend, per Famous Birthdays | Joined in 2018, per Famous Birthdays | Current, per Famous Birthdays. No press on his role |
| LosPollosTV | NBA 2K streamer; an early member, per his Famous Birthdays profile | Not dated | Former. Famous Birthdays says he “was a member” alongside Jesser; not on the group page, and no date or reason published |
Jesser has a Wikipedia biography and no entry in our index yet. Sources: Tubefilter (May 2020, November 2020, October 2022, January 2023), Dexerto (November 2020, March 2023), XSET via PR Newswire (July 2023), Famous Birthdays, the members’ YouTube channels.
Timeline
- Before May 2019Fans call the friends the “2K House” for their NBA 2K videos; they later keep the 2 and add HYPE, per Tubefilter. Famous Birthdays says 50kal Mal joined 2Hype in 2018.
- May 2019The 2HYPE channel launches with six members, CashNasty, Jesser, ZackTTG, Kristopher London, Jiedel and Mopi; Famous Birthdays dates it May 2, 2019, and YouTube shows the channel joined May 12.
- May 14, 2020Tubefilter reports the channel passed 1 million subscribers in under 50 videos, with every member in every upload, in its YouTube Millionaires profile.
- Sep 2020Moochie joins, per Famous Birthdays, and the channel posts Moochie Finally Joins 2HYPE!.
- Nov 17, 2020100 Thieves signs 2HYPE, its first YouTube collective, offering production, sponsorship sales and merch support, per Tubefilter; each member receives a 100 Thieves chain, per Dexerto.
- Nov 18, 2020Jesser and Kristopher London appear on The CouRage and Nadeshot Show to talk about the group’s history and the 100 Thieves deal.
- Oct 5, 2022Jesser tries out for the Santa Cruz Warriors of the G League, after London tells him he is “the best hooper in 2HYPE”; he hurts his shoulder early, per Tubefilter.
- Oct 11, 2022Kristopher London says he is done playing basketball on camera but staying with 2HYPE, calling it “the end of a chapter,” per Tubefilter.
- Dec 24, 2022The group channel posts its last original video, 2HYPE SECRET SANTA #4!, which has about 1.9 million views as of November 2026.
- Feb 5, 2023The channel’s last upload of any kind, a compilation titled ONE HOUR of 2HYPE Best Hide & Seek Moments!; nothing has been posted there since, as of November 2, 2026.
- Mar 21, 2023Kristopher London posts that he “Left 100 Thieves on good terms” and that some members are staying and some left; Dexerto reports the group on hiatus since its last group video, per Dexerto.
- Jul 26, 2023XSET signs Kristopher London and CashNasty as talent, with a merch capsule each, per its announcement.
- Jul 31, 2026London posts We Found The BEST Liar in 2HYPE!, a cut of every round of the party game Faking It the group played in the 2HYPE house.
- Oct 26, 2026Jesser, CashNasty and, two days later, Moochie post sponsored Shorts from an NBA 2K27 session on Nintendo Switch 2, with Cash thanking NBA 2K for “an amazing experience with the 2HYPE boys.”
Questions people ask
Who is in 2HYPE now? 2HYPE members names
As of November 2026, 2HYPE’s members are Jesser, CashNasty, Kristopher London, ZackTTG, Jiedel, Moochie, Kenny Chao and 50kal Mal, the eight listed as current by Famous Birthdays, and none of them has announced leaving. Mopi is the one listed as a former member. All of them post on their own channels rather than the group channel: Jesser, the biggest, has about 50.9 million subscribers on YouTube, and CashNasty, Kristopher London, Moochie and Kenny Chao all posted in the last week of October 2026. Jiedel’s last upload was a Short on July 16, 2026 (his last long video went up around November 2025, per his videos page as read on October 9, 2026) and ZackTTG’s on August 21, 2026.
When did 2HYPE start, and who were the original members?
2HYPE started its group channel in May 2019, with six original members: CashNasty, Jesser, ZackTTG, Kristopher London, Jiedel and Mopi, per Tubefilter in May 2020. They met through online gaming and were known for NBA 2K, so fans called them the “2K House”; their manager, Dan Levitt of Long Haul, suggested a group channel, and they renamed themselves 2HYPE to cover more than one game. Tubefilter’s 2023 Moochie profile credits Jesser with co-founding it alongside his brother Jiedel and Kris London. Accounts of the late-2020 lineup differ: on November 17, 2020, Dexerto listed the six with Mopi, while Tubefilter the same day listed Moochie in his place. Famous Birthdays dates Moochie’s arrival to September 2020 and lists Mopi as a former member, which matches Tubefilter’s list.
Who left 2HYPE?
As of November 2026, Mopi is the only one of 2HYPE’s original six who is recorded as having left: he was in the group from its 2019 launch, missing from Tubefilter’s November 2020 member list, and is listed as a former member by Famous Birthdays. He has not explained it in a source we accept. LosPollosTV, an NBA 2K streamer, is described by Famous Birthdays as a former member alongside Jesser, with no date or reason published. Nobody else has announced leaving the group. What people often mean by “left” is 100 Thieves: Kristopher London left the organization on March 21, 2023, “on good terms,” and said some members stayed and some left, per Dexerto. We found no accepted source naming a member called TD.
What happened to 2HYPE? Why did 2HYPE stop posting?
2HYPE stopped posting on its group channel in early 2023 and, as of November 2026, has not posted there since: the last original video, 2HYPE SECRET SANTA #4!, went up on December 24, 2022, and a one-hour hide-and-seek compilation on February 5, 2023, per the channel. The clearest explanation on the record is Kristopher London’s, reported by Dexerto on March 22, 2023: “We made a group decision to do what’s best for each of us individually.” Dexerto described the group as on hiatus, with members focused on their own channels. That is where they went: Jesser’s channel grew to about 50.9 million subscribers, and London moved to NBA card videos after saying in October 2022 he was done playing on camera. Some searches ask how Jiedel ruined 2HYPE; no outlet we accept has reported that, and no member has said it on the record, so we do not repeat it.
Is 2HYPE still together? Is 2HYPE coming back?
As of November 2026, 2HYPE has not broken up, in the sense that nobody has announced an ending, but it is not active as a channel: the 2HYPE YouTube has about 2.56 million subscribers, 200 videos and more than 712 million views, and no new upload since February 5, 2023. The members still turn up together. On July 31, 2026 Kristopher London posted We Found The BEST Liar in 2HYPE!, built from rounds the group played in the 2HYPE house, and in late October 2026 Jesser, CashNasty and Moochie posted sponsored Shorts from an NBA 2K27 session, Jesser captioning his “Me and the Boys are back.” No member has announced a return of the group channel.
What happened to 2HYPE and 100 Thieves? Did 2HYPE leave 100 Thieves?
2HYPE signed with 100 Thieves on November 17, 2020, the organization’s first YouTube collective, with 100 Thieves offering video production, sponsorship sales and merch development, per Tubefilter; London and 100 Thieves founder Nadeshot had started talking that August. On March 21, 2023 Kristopher London posted that he “Left 100 Thieves on good terms” and that “Some are staying, some left, but that’s for them to announce if they want,” per Dexerto. In July 2023 he and CashNasty signed with XSET, per its announcement. As of November 2026, 100 Thieves’ site still has a Jesser bio page, and neither side has announced an end to the group deal as a whole.
Who owns 2HYPE and the 2HYPE house? Where is the 2HYPE house?
2HYPE’s ownership has not been published as of November 2026. The people credited with starting it are Jesser, Jiedel and Kristopher London, per Tubefilter, with CashNasty, ZackTTG and Mopi as the other original members. In 2020 the group was managed by Dan Levitt, founder of Long Haul Management, who brokered the 100 Thieves deal, per Tubefilter; 100 Thieves signed the group as partners, and no outlet reported that it bought 2HYPE. The 2HYPE house was in Yorba Linda, California, where the members moved in together, per Famous Birthdays; who owned or rented it has not been published, and we do not publish addresses, old or new. 2HYPE is not the Hype House, the separate TikTok collective.
What happened to Mopi from 2HYPE? When did Mopi leave?
Mopi was one of 2HYPE’s six original members in 2019, listed by Tubefilter in May 2020 with about 803,000 subscribers and as having grown up in Los Angeles with Jesser and Jiedel. By November 17, 2020 he was missing from Tubefilter’s member list, and Famous Birthdays lists him as a former member. He has not explained why in any source we accept, so we do not guess. Famous Birthdays describes him as a challenge-video creator on his own channel, CommonMopi; we could not open that channel to check his uploads as of November 2026.
Did CashNasty leave 2HYPE? What happened to Cash from 2HYPE?
No, CashNasty has not announced leaving 2HYPE as of November 2026, and Famous Birthdays lists him as a current member. In July 2023 he signed with XSET alongside Kristopher London, per XSET’s announcement, and he posts most weeks on his own YouTube, with about 4.47 million subscribers. On October 26, 2026 he posted a Short thanking NBA 2K for “an amazing experience with the 2HYPE boys.” His full story is on our CashNasty entry.
What are the 2HYPE members’ real names? What is everyone’s last name?
The 2HYPE members’ real names on the record, as of November 2026, are: Jesser is Jesse Riedel, per Tubefilter; his brother Jiedel’s first name is James, per Tubefilter; CashNasty is Cassius Jeremy Clay, per XSET’s 2023 announcement; Moochie is Mitchell Crowley, per Tubefilter; and Mopi’s first name is Tyler, per the same 2020 Tubefilter profile. Kenny Chao goes by his own name. ZackTTG and Kristopher London have not published a different full name, and no outlet we accept has printed one, so we do not list them.
How old are the 2HYPE members? Who is the oldest in 2HYPE?
The oldest member of 2HYPE is ZackTTG, 37 (born January 19, 1989), and the youngest is Jesser, 27 (born March 27, 1999), per Famous Birthdays as of November 2026. In between: CashNasty 35 (December 4, 1990), 50kal Mal 34 (December 27, 1991), Kristopher London 33 (April 3, 1993), Kenny Chao 32 (March 10, 1994), Jiedel 31 (July 7, 1995) and Moochie 28 (August 29, 1998). Former member Mopi is 27 (May 6, 1999). None of them has published a height we would cite.
Who is the best basketball player in 2HYPE?
Within 2HYPE, Jesser is the one the group itself called the best: before his October 2022 tryout with the Santa Cruz Warriors, the Golden State Warriors’ G League team, Kristopher London told him he was “the best hooper in 2HYPE,” per Tubefilter. The tryout was short: he scored a layup and hurt his shoulder on the next play. On the tournament side, CashNasty played Matt Kiatipis in the final of the 2022 House of Highlights Creator League, after a semifinal against Cam Wilder set for April 1, 2022, per Tubefilter.
What is 2HYPE’s net worth?
2HYPE does not publish a number and neither do we.
What about the 2HYPE members’ girlfriends, wives, kids or religion?
Not something we cover.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with 2HYPE. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. 2HYPE is a game show where the contestants are friends: a rule, a prize and seven or eight people who all want to win it, from NBA 2K tournaments and draft games to hide-and-seek and Secret Santa. Every member appeared in every upload, Tubefilter reported in 2020, so viewers picked favorites and came back for the rivalry.
Why it travels. The group channel was the hub and each member’s own channel a spoke, and in 2020 Tubefilter reported that they met every week to plan group and solo filming days. When the hub stopped in 2023 the spokes kept going: Jesser’s channel grew to about 50.9 million subscribers, and Moochie still runs the group format weekly on his own channel. The name still leads titles in 2026, from London’s July compilation to the October 2K27 Shorts.
Brand fit. Sports games are the native fit, and NBA 2K sponsored the October 2026 session that put Jesser, CashNasty and Moochie back on screen together. Basketball gear, trading cards and snacks fit the audience. A brand wanting “2HYPE” is buying individual deals: there is no active group channel, members have signed separately over the years (Jesser with Night Media in early 2023, per Famous Birthdays; London and CashNasty with XSET in July 2023), and nobody has published who controls the group’s name.
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Sources: 2HYPE on YouTube and its videos; the members’ channels, Jesser, Jiedel, Kristopher London, CashNasty, ZackTTG, Moochie and Kenny Chao; Tubefilter on the 1 million milestone, May 14, 2020, the 100 Thieves signing, November 17, 2020, Jesser’s sneaker box, December 22, 2020, Jesser’s tryout, October 5, 2022, Kris London, October 11, 2022 and Moochie, January 26, 2023; Dexerto on the signing, November 17, 2020 and members leaving 100 Thieves, March 22, 2023; XSET via PR Newswire, July 26, 2023; The CouRage and Nadeshot Show, November 18, 2020; 100 Thieves, Jesser bio; Famous Birthdays on 2HYPE, Jesser, Mopi, 50kal Mal, LosPollosTV and Moochie. Subscriber, view and upload data read from YouTube, November 2, 2026.
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