FaZe Clan

Esports and creator organization that began as a Call of Duty trickshot channel in 2010, went public on Nasdaq in 2022, was bought by GameSquare in 2024 and lost nearly all of its creators in December 2025.

Esports and creator group · 15 creators in the index · Updated Nov 5, 2026

FaZe Clan is an esports and creator organization known for Call of Duty trickshot videos, its content houses and a roster of YouTubers and streamers who became some of the biggest names in gaming. It started on YouTube on May 30, 2010; its own site credits three players, FaZe ClipZ, FaZe House Cat and FaZe Resistance, with founding it, and lists Temperrr, Banks, FaZe Apex and FaZe Rain as its founders today. FaZe went public on Nasdaq on July 20, 2022 at about $13 a share, fell below $1 by January 2023, and was bought by GameSquare in an all-stock deal that closed on March 8, 2024. Banks rebuilt the roster in April 2024 around Twitch streamers such as Silky, JasonTheWeen and Lacy, and in Christmas week 2025 nearly all of its creators, from Adapt and Stable Ronaldo to Kaysan and Swagg, left after failed contract talks with co-owner Matt Kalish, per Tubefilter. As of November 2026, FaZe Clan still exists as a brand and an esports organization: it said in December 2025 that esports would be its main focus, its Rainbow Six Siege team won the Esports World Cup in August 2026, and five of the creators who left now make up CORE with Marlon, another former FaZe creator, per Tubefilter.

FaZe Clan members, past and present

The members people search for most, from the creator entries in our index, FaZe’s own site and filings, Tubefilter and Dexerto. FaZe had “more than 85 members” across creators and esports when it listed in 2022, per Tubefilter, so this is not every player who ever wore the tag. Status is as of November 2026.

NameRoleYearsStatus (November 2026)
TemperrrCo-founder; president after the GameSquare deal of October 20232010 to 2025Left. Said he was cut when FaZe posted a roster without him on September 15, 2025, per Dexerto
BanksEarly member and co-owner; CEO from October 20232011 to 2025Left. Stepped away from FaZe in July 2025, per Complex; hosted the April 2026 CORE launch but is not a member
FaZe ApexListed as a founder by FaZe; co-owner and COO from October 2023March 6, 2011 to December 27, 2025Left on December 27, 2025, saying leadership had shifted; no new team announced
FaZe RainListed as a founder by FaZe2011 to 2024Cut in the April 27, 2024 reboot, per Dexerto
TeeqoOne of the longest-serving membersAbout 2011 to at least 2023No exit announced by him or FaZe. Suspended July 2021, back September 2021; last reported as an official member by Tubefilter in March 2023
FaZe RugCo-owner and FaZe’s biggest YouTuber2012 to 2025Left on December 27, 2025 (“After 13 years”), per Tubefilter
AdaptMember and owner, per DexertoAbout 14 years, to December 2025Left. Dexerto dates his post December 26, 2025 (its roster page says December 25). Founding member of CORE
FaZe KayCreator; FaZe Jarvis’s older brother2013 to 2021Removed July 1, 2021 over the Save the Kids token, per Dexerto
FaZe JevCreator2014 to 2026Left on January 1, 2026, per Dexerto
ZooMaaCall of Duty player and creatorFirst joined 2015, later returnedCurrent. The only creator on Dexerto’s January 1, 2026 roster
CloakzyFortnite captain2017 to 2021Left on March 9, 2021, after a contract dispute that began in summer 2019, per Upcomer
TfueFortnite proUntil 2019Sued FaZe over his contract in May 2019; the two settled out of court in 2020, per Upcomer and Tubefilter
FaZe JarvisFortnite creator2019 to 2022Left. Suspended July 2021; announced his exit in January 2022
SwaggCall of Duty streamer2020 to 2025Left on December 27, 2025, per Dexerto
KaysanFaZe’s first in-house musician; minority owner of Atlanta FaZe from 2023September 2021 to December 2025Left the creator roster in Christmas week 2025 (outlets date his post December 25 to 27) and said he would keep running FaZe Esports. Not in CORE
Stable RonaldoStreamer and former Fortnite pro2022 to 2025Left on December 25, 2025. Founding member of CORE
YourRAGEStreamer; signed August 14, 2023, the day he moved his streams to Kick, per Dexerto2023 to 2025Left on December 25, 2025. Not in CORE
PlaqueBoyMaxFirst signing of the 2024 reboot, April 28, 20242024 to 2025Left in August 2025, per Tubefilter; Dexerto reported he tied it to ownership and control issues
SilkyStreamer; second signing of the rebootApril 29, 2024 to December 25, 2025Left. Founding member of CORE
JasonTheWeenStreamer; third signing of the rebootApril 30, 2024 to December 25, 2025Left. Founding member of CORE
LacyStreamer; last signing of the rebootMay 1, 2024 to December 25, 2025Left. Briefly kicked earlier in 2025, per a post Tubefilter cited, and back on FaZe’s September 2025 roster. Founding member of CORE

Sources: FaZe Clan’s site and its July 2022 listing release, Tubefilter (April 2018, July 2022, March 2023, December 2025), Dexerto (July 2021, April 2024, September 2025, December 2025 and its roster page of January 1, 2026), Upcomer (March 2021), Complex (July 2025) and the creator entries in our index.

People connected to FaZe Clan who were not members

Names often searched alongside FaZe. None of them appears as a FaZe member in a source we accept.

NameConnectionStatus (November 2026)
BrawadisFaZe Rug’s brother; the two film together on both channelsNot a member; we found no record of FaZe signing him
King KennyBeta Squad boxer who fought two FaZe members: a March 2022 split-decision win over Temperrr that the Professional Boxing Association reversed on appeal, and an August 2022 majority decision over FaZe Sensei that FaZe called “rigged,” per Dot EsportsNot a member
KSIBoxed Temperrr on January 14, 2023 at Wembley, in a bout DAZN framed as the Sidemen against FaZe ClanNot a member
Snoop DoggJoined FaZe in March 2022, per Tubefilter, and sat on the board of FaZe Holdings at its July 2022 listing, per FaZe’s releaseNo current FaZe role reported

FaZe Clan ownership and money timeline

Every figure is as reported by the outlet or filing named, on the date given. Value is what the source said at the time, not our estimate.

DateWhat happenedMoneySource
July 20, 2022FaZe lists on Nasdaq as FAZE after merging with B. Riley Principal 150 Merger Corp., a SPAC; the company is renamed FaZe HoldingsAbout $13 a share at debut; preliminary value of $713 million (Kotaku: $725 million)FaZe release, Tubefilter
September 2022Private investors default on most of their commitment$71.4 million of a promised $100 million defaultedTubefilter
January 20, 2023The stock falls below $1 for the first timeWas $14.75 on September 26, 2022Kotaku
March 22, 2023Longtime members criticize the company as the stock slides46 cents a shareTubefilter
October 20, 2023GameSquare agrees to buy FaZe; Banks to be CEO, Temperrr president, FaZe Apex COOAll-stock; no price announcedTubefilter
March 8, 2024GameSquare completes the purchase; FAZE stops trading at the close909,490 restricted stock units to three FaZe founders, about 3% of GameSquare; GameSquare later valued the deal at about $14 millionGameSquare, GameSquare, March 2025
May 16, 2024GameSquare forms FaZe Media for the creator roster and non-esports assets, led by Banks; it keeps 100% of FaZe EsportsMatt Kalish invests $11 million for 49%; GameSquare holds 51%GameSquare, Esports Insider
2024 to 2025An entity controlled by Banks buys a 25.5% interest in FaZe Media$9.5 million, per The Esports Advocate; GameSquare said its last $10 million contribution for 25.5% valued FaZe Media at $39.2 millionThe Esports Advocate, GameSquare
March 31, 2025GameSquare sells its remaining 25.5% of FaZe Media to Gigamoon Media and FaZe’s founders, effective April 1; it keeps 100% of FaZe EsportsPrice not statedGameSquare
September 19, 2025Atlanta FaZe becomes FaZe Vegas for the 2026 Call of Duty League season; it stays part of GameSquareNot disclosedThe Esports Advocate
December 2025Kalish tells Bloomberg FaZe’s financial situation is “unsustainable” as the creators leaveNot disclosedTubefilter

The Esports Advocate describes Gigamoon Media as controlled by Kalish. No outlet we accept has published who owns what share of FaZe Media as of November 2026.

Timeline

  1. May 30, 2010The FaZe Clan YouTube channel opens, per YouTube; FaZe’s About page credits FaZe ClipZ, FaZe House Cat and FaZe Resistance as its three founders and labels its first logo “FaZe Sniping.”
  2. Sep 2010Temperrr performs the first “Temperrr Shot,” and FaZe Rain and FaZe Apex join in 2011, per Tubefilter, which says the channel reached one million subscribers two years after launch and entered esports in 2012.
  3. May 2019Fortnite pro Tfue sues FaZe over his contract and Cloakzy also seeks to leave, per Upcomer; Tfue and FaZe settle out of court in 2020, per Tubefilter, and Cloakzy leaves on March 9, 2021.
  4. Jul 1, 2021FaZe removes FaZe Kay and suspends FaZe Jarvis, Nikan and Teeqo over the Save The Kids token, saying it “had absolutely no involvement,” per Dexerto.
  5. Jul 20, 2022FaZe begins trading on Nasdaq as FAZE after its SPAC merger with B. Riley Principal 150 Merger Corp., per its release, at about $13 a share and a preliminary value of $713 million, per Tubefilter.
  6. Jan 20, 2023FaZe stock falls below $1 for the first time, per Kotaku, after investors defaulted on $71.4 million of a promised $100 million, per Tubefilter; by March 22 it is at 46 cents.
  7. Oct 20, 2023GameSquare agrees to buy FaZe in an all-stock deal, with Banks as CEO, Temperrr as president and FaZe Apex as COO, per Tubefilter.
  8. Mar 8, 2024GameSquare completes the acquisition and FAZE stops trading, per GameSquare’s announcement.
  9. Apr 27, 2024Banks reboots the roster, cutting 17 creators including FaZe Rain, per Dexerto, then signs PlaqueBoyMax, Silky, JasonTheWeen and Lacy by May 1, per Dexerto.
  10. May 16, 2024GameSquare forms FaZe Media, with DraftKings co-founder Matt Kalish investing $11 million for 49%, per GameSquare’s release.
  11. Mar 31, 2025GameSquare sells its remaining 25.5% of FaZe Media to Gigamoon Media and FaZe’s founders and keeps 100% of FaZe Esports, per its announcement.
  12. Jul to Sep 2025Banks steps away from FaZe and social media, per Complex on July 29, and on September 15 FaZe posts a roster without Temperrr, who says he was “cut off the roster,” per Dexerto.
  13. Dec 25 to 27, 2025Adapt, JasonTheWeen, Lacy, Stable Ronaldo, YourRAGE, Kaysan and Silky announce they have left FaZe, followed by FaZe Apex, FaZe Rug and Swagg, after failed contract talks with Kalish, per Tubefilter and Dexerto.
  14. Dec 28, 2025FaZe says on X that esports will be its “main focus moving forward,” per HLTV, and calls it “heartbreaking to see this era of FaZe come to a close,” per The Esports Advocate.
  15. Apr 30, 2026Adapt, JasonTheWeen, Lacy, Silky and Stable Ronaldo launch CORE with Marlon, another former FaZe creator, in a livestream hosted by Banks, and Tubefilter writes that the exodus left FaZe “a shell of its former self.”
  16. Aug 15, 2026FaZe Clan’s Rainbow Six Siege team beats FURIA 3-1 in Paris to win its title at the Esports World Cup 2026, per the Esports World Cup.

Questions people ask

Who is in FaZe Clan now? FaZe Clan members 2026

As of November 2026, FaZe Clan has no published creator roster like the one it had in 2024 and 2025: Dexerto’s FaZe roster page, last updated January 1, 2026, lists ZooMaa as the only remaining creator, after Scope left on December 31, 2025 and Jev on January 1, 2026. We found no new creator signing reported by an outlet we accept since then. FaZe still fields esports teams, including the Rainbow Six Siege team that won at the Esports World Cup on August 15, 2026 and the Call of Duty team now called FaZe Vegas. The People page on FaZe’s site names four founders, FaZe Apex, Temperrr, Banks and FaZe Rain, and all four have left. The streamers most people mean by FaZe, Adapt, Silky, JasonTheWeen, Lacy and Stable Ronaldo, left in December 2025 and are now in CORE.

Why did everyone leave FaZe Clan? Why did the FaZe members leave?

FaZe Clan’s creators left in Christmas week 2025 after about six months of failed contract talks with co-owner Matt Kalish, Tubefilter reported on December 27, 2025, citing Bloomberg. Tubefilter dates the posts of Adapt, JasonTheWeen, Lacy, Stable Ronaldo, YourRAGE, Kaysan and Silky, variations of “Left @FaZeClan,” to December 25; Dexerto dates Adapt’s post to December 26, and our Kaysan entry dates his to December 27. FaZe Apex, FaZe Rug and Swagg followed on December 27, per Dexerto. Tubefilter reported that Kalish, the DraftKings co-founder who had paid $11 million for 49% of FaZe’s media business, pushed creators toward new deals with his company HardScope; he told Bloomberg they were “all good kids and have a lot of people in their ear and are confused,” and called FaZe’s finances “unsustainable.” The Esports Advocate reported that creators were offered a choice between signing with HardScope and going independent. Apex said FaZe’s leadership had “shifted in a way that made it difficult for me to get involved again.” Banks called the departing creators ungrateful and said they had “insane egos,” per Dexerto.

Is FaZe Clan dead? Did FaZe Clan shut down, and is it still a thing?

No, FaZe Clan has not shut down as of November 2026, but the creator group that made it famous has broken up: nearly every creator left in December 2025, and on December 28, 2025 FaZe said on X that esports would be its “main focus moving forward,” per HLTV. The esports side is active. GameSquare owns 100% of FaZe Esports, per its March 2025 announcement; the Call of Duty team plays the 2026 season as FaZe Vegas, per The Esports Advocate; and the Rainbow Six Siege team beat FURIA 3-1 at the Esports World Cup on August 15, 2026. The FaZe Clan YouTube channel still has about 8.4 million subscribers, but its newest regular video, YourRAGE Joins FaZe Clan, is from August 14, 2023. In May 2026 Tubefilter wrote that the exodus had turned FaZe into “a shell of its former self.”

When was FaZe Clan founded, and who are the founders?

FaZe Clan was founded in 2010 as a Call of Duty trickshot channel, and YouTube dates the FaZe Clan channel to May 30, 2010. FaZe’s own About page says it “was founded by three players: FaZe ClipZ, FaZe House Cat, and FaZe Resistance,” and labels its first logo, used until January 2016, “FaZe Sniping.” FaZe’s July 2022 listing release says it was “Founded in 2010 by a group of kids on the internet” who met playing Xbox, and names FaZe Temperrr, FaZe Banks, FaZe Apex, FaZe Rain, FaZe CBass, FaZe Rug, FaZe Adapt, FaZe Teeqo, FaZe Blaze and FaZe Jev as “founders and key members.” Tubefilter reported in 2018 that Temperrr pulled off the first “Temperrr Shot” in September 2010 and that FaZe Apex and FaZe Rain joined in 2011. Today FaZe’s People page lists four founders: FaZe Apex, Temperrr, Banks and FaZe Rain.

Who owns FaZe Clan now? Does GameSquare still own FaZe?

As of November 2026, FaZe Clan is owned in two parts: GameSquare owns 100% of FaZe Esports, the competitive teams, while FaZe Media, the creator and brand business, has been outside GameSquare since April 1, 2025. GameSquare bought FaZe in an all-stock deal that closed on March 8, 2024, per its announcement. On May 16, 2024 it put the creator roster and non-esports assets into FaZe Media, holding 51% itself while DraftKings co-founder Matt Kalish paid $11 million for 49%, per GameSquare’s release. The Esports Advocate reported that an entity controlled by Banks then bought a 25.5% interest for $9.5 million, and on March 31, 2025 GameSquare announced it was selling its last 25.5% to Gigamoon Media and FaZe’s founders; The Esports Advocate describes Gigamoon as controlled by Kalish. The current split of FaZe Media has not been published. Kaysan, who became a minority owner of the Call of Duty team in 2023, describes himself on Twitch as co-owner and GM of FaZe Esports and FaZe Vegas.

What happened to FaZe Clan stock? Is FaZe Clan still publicly traded?

FaZe Clan is no longer publicly traded as of November 2026: its stock, ticker FAZE, stopped trading at the close on March 8, 2024, when GameSquare completed its purchase, per GameSquare’s announcement. FaZe listed on Nasdaq on July 20, 2022 after merging with B. Riley Principal 150 Merger Corp., a SPAC, and debuted at about $13 a share with a preliminary value of $713 million, per Tubefilter; Kotaku put the listing at $725 million. By late September 2022, private investors had defaulted on $71.4 million of a promised $100 million, per Tubefilter. The stock fell below $1 for the first time on January 20, 2023, per Kotaku, and was at 46 cents on March 22, 2023, per Tubefilter, when Teeqo and FaZe Rain were publicly criticizing the company. GameSquare later put the value of its all-stock purchase at about $14 million.

What was the FaZe reboot in 2024? Who got kicked from FaZe Clan?

The FaZe reboot was Banks’s reset of the roster on April 27, 2024, seven weeks after GameSquare took over: he cut 17 creators, including Blaze, Cizzorz and FaZe Rain, and kept a much smaller group, per Dexerto. Those kept included Adapt, FaZe Apex, Kaysan, Stable Ronaldo, FaZe Rug, Swagg, Temperrr, YourRAGE and ZooMaa. Banks said he was “ok with being the bad guy” and that the group would “outlive any one person that wears the name.” Over the next four days FaZe announced four Twitch streamers, PlaqueBoyMax on April 28, Silky on April 29, JasonTheWeen on April 30 and Lacy on May 1, 2024, per Dexerto. That streamer roster is the one that left in December 2025.

When did Silky, Stable Ronaldo and Adapt join FaZe? Is Swagg or Kaysan still in FaZe?

None of these five is in FaZe Clan as of November 2026: all of them left in Christmas week 2025. Silky joined on April 29, 2024, the second signing of the reboot, per Dexerto. Stable Ronaldo joined in June 2022, going from NRG Stable Ronaldo to FaZe Ronaldo. Adapt spent about 14 years in FaZe by his own count, and Dexerto’s roster page calls him a member and owner. Swagg joined in 2020 and left on December 27, 2025, per Dexerto. Kaysan joined in September 2021 as FaZe’s first in-house musician and left the creator roster that week, saying he would keep running FaZe Esports, which he called a separate entity. Silky, Stable Ronaldo and Adapt are founding members of CORE; Swagg and Kaysan are not.

What happened to FaZe Banks and FaZe Rug?

Banks and FaZe Rug have both left FaZe Clan as of November 2026. Banks, an early member who became CEO after the GameSquare deal, said in July 2025 that he was stepping away from FaZe and social media, per Complex on July 29, 2025, amid criticism over the $MLG meme coin he and other FaZe members had promoted; he denied scamming anyone and said, “The entire narrative is unfair.” On April 30, 2026 he hosted the livestream that launched CORE, and Tubefilter described him as supporting the group, not as a member. FaZe Rug, a member since 2012 and a co-owner, per Dexerto, posted “After 13 years” when he left on December 27, 2025, per Tubefilter. He has kept making videos and appeared in CORE videos in October 2026. His brother Brawadis films with him often but was never signed to FaZe in any record we found.

What happened to Temperrr and FaZe Apex? Why did the FaZe founders leave?

Both of FaZe Clan’s best-known founders were out by the end of 2025, Temperrr by FaZe’s choice and FaZe Apex by his own. On September 15, 2025, FaZe posted its creator roster on X without Temperrr, and he posted that day that he had been “cut off the roster”; FaZe’s post said, “We the boys want to make it clear to everyone that this list is FaZe,” per Dexerto. The cut came during a public dispute with former member FaZe Rain over claims Rain made on stream; Temperrr rejected how Rain had characterized him, and on September 16, 2025, Rain posted an apology video retracting that characterization, per Dexerto. What the claims were is not something we cover. FaZe Apex, the co-owner and COO, announced on December 27, 2025 that he was leaving, saying FaZe’s leadership had “shifted in a way that made it difficult for me to get involved again,” per Tubefilter.

How old are the FaZe Clan members? How old is Kaysan, and how old is Adapt?

Among FaZe Clan members past and present in our index, the oldest are Temperrr, 33 (born August 25, 1993), and Teeqo, 33 (born October 24, 1993), per Famous Birthdays as of November 2026. Kaysan is 31 (December 19, 1994) and Adapt is 29 (June 5, 1997). The rest: Cloakzy 31 (December 26, 1994), FaZe Apex 30 (June 20, 1996), YourRAGE 29 (August 17, 1997), FaZe Jarvis 24 (November 11, 2001), Lacy 23 (February 18, 2003) and Stable Ronaldo 23 (January 15, 2003). Silky and Swagg have not published their ages, and JasonTheWeen’s birthday is May 9; we have not confirmed a birth year from him or Famous Birthdays, so we do not print his age here.

What is FaZe Clan worth? What is FaZe Clan’s net worth?

FaZe Clan does not publish a number for what it is worth today, and neither do we; the figures on the record are deal values from its filings and the press. It listed in July 2022 at a preliminary value of $713 million, per Tubefilter, or $725 million, per Kotaku. GameSquare’s March 2025 announcement valued its March 2024 all-stock purchase of FaZe at about $14 million and said its last $10 million contribution for 25.5% valued FaZe Media at $39.2 million. Kalish’s May 2024 investment was $11 million for 49% of FaZe Media.

Where can I watch FaZe Clan?

FaZe Clan’s archive is on its YouTube channel, which has about 8.4 million subscribers and about 1,800 videos as of November 2026, though its newest regular video is from August 2023. It also posts on TikTok, where it has about 6.4 million followers, X, Instagram and Twitch, and sells merch on fazeclan.com. Its esports teams play on the broadcasts of the events they enter, such as the Esports World Cup and the Call of Duty League. The former members stream on their own channels, and six former FaZe creators, five from the December 2025 exits plus Marlon, post group videos as CORE.

Where is the FaZe house address? What about the FaZe members’ girlfriends or religion?

Not something we cover.

Our read

Ames Create does not work with FaZe Clan. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.

The format. FaZe Clan began as a highlight reel: short Call of Duty trickshot clips, then a house full of creators filming each other, then a company that signed esports teams, musicians and athletes and rang the Nasdaq bell. In 2024 Banks rebuilt it around Twitch streamers and a shared house, the format the CORE streamers now run on their own.

Why it travels. The FaZe name always traveled through its members more than its own channel: the main YouTube channel has not posted a regular video since August 2023, while the streamers’ exits in December 2025 were covered by Bloomberg, Tubefilter and Dexerto within days. In 2026 the brand travels through esports results, like the August Rainbow Six Siege win at the Esports World Cup.

Brand fit. In late 2026, working with FaZe means esports: Counter-Strike 2, Call of Duty as FaZe Vegas and a Rainbow Six Siege team that won in Paris, all owned by GameSquare. The creator side has no published roster, so a brand after the audience FaZe built in 2024 and 2025 is now dealing with CORE or the individual creators. The stock collapse, the ownership changes and the 2025 walkout are the first things any partner will read about.

Related

  • COREStreaming and YouTube group formed by six former FaZe Clan creators in April 2026, filming weekly group challenges and long Twitch streams out of a $20 million content house in the Los Angeles area.
  • SidemenBritish YouTube group launched in October 2013 whose weekly Sidemen Sundays, Wembley charity matches and Netflix shows grew into a business with a fried chicken chain, a vodka brand and a streaming service.
  • Beta SquadLondon YouTube group of five creators, put together in a shared house by Studio71 UK’s talent arm Moxie in February 2019, whose game-show challenges, “6 vs 1 Secret” lineups and football matches built a 12.2 million subscriber channel.
  • KickLive streaming platform launched in December 2022 by Stake co-founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, known for its 95/5 subscription split, nine-figure streamer signings and casino streams.

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Sources: FaZe Clan on YouTube, TikTok and its site (home, About, People); FaZe’s listing release, July 20, 2022; GameSquare on closing the FaZe deal, March 2024, FaZe Media, May 16, 2024 and selling its FaZe Media stake, March 31, 2025; Tubefilter on FaZe’s history, April 2018, the Nasdaq debut, July 2022, the investor default, September 2022, the stock and member criticism, March 2023, GameSquare, October 2023, the creator exits, December 27, 2025 and CORE, May 1, 2026; Kotaku, January 31, 2023; Dexerto on the Save The Kids suspensions, July 2021, YourRAGE, August 14, 2023, the reboot, April 27, 2024, the new members, April 2024, Temperrr, September 15, 2025, the exits, December 2025 and the roster, updated January 1, 2026; Bloomberg, December 27, 2025; Complex, July 29, 2025; Upcomer, March 2021; Dot Esports, August 2022; DAZN, January 4, 2023; Esports Insider, May 2024; The Esports Advocate on FaZe Vegas, September 19, 2025 and FaZe Media, December 30, 2025; HLTV, December 28, 2025; Esports World Cup, August 15, 2026. Subscriber, video and follower counts read from YouTube and TikTok, November 5, 2026.

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