CashNasty
Basketball and gaming creator known for NBA 2K videos, park games and challenges with 2HYPE, and long Twitch streams where he loses his mind at the screen.
Sports · YouTube · Updated Nov 2, 2026
CashNasty is a basketball and gaming creator who has been posting since 2013, first NBA 2K gameplay and reactions, then park games, challenges and a lot of yelling. He was one of the six YouTubers who formed 2HYPE in May 2019, and in 2022 he reached the final of the House of Highlights Creator League after beating Cam Wilder in the semifinal. His main YouTube channel has about 4.5 million subscribers and more than a billion views, and his Twitch has passed a million followers. He was nominated for Best Sports Streamer at the 2025 Streamer Awards.
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Questions people ask
Who is CashNasty?
CashNasty is a basketball and gaming creator who started on YouTube in 2013 with NBA 2K videos and grew into park games, challenges, reactions and streams. He was one of the six creators who formed 2HYPE in 2019, reached the 2022 House of Highlights Creator League final, and signed with XSET in 2023. About 4.5 million subscribers on his main YouTube and more than a million followers on Twitch.
How old is CashNasty? When is his birthday?
He is 35. Famous Birthdays lists his birthday as December 4, 1990, and Vidalia, Louisiana as where he was born.
What is CashNasty’s real name?
XSET’s July 2023 signing announcement, which quotes him, gives his full name as Cassius Jeremy Clay. Online he goes by Cash or CashNasty.
How tall is CashNasty?
He has not published a height anywhere we would cite, and we are not going to guess from park footage.
What is CashNasty’s Twitch?
twitch.tv/cashnastygaming, with about 1.1 million followers. His bio sums it up: “I rage a little sometimes.” He was nominated for Best Sports Streamer at the 2025 Streamer Awards, held December 6, 2025; Flight23white won the category.
Did CashNasty play Cam Wilder?
Yes. In the 2022 House of Highlights Creator League, Cash beat Cam Wilder in the regular season and again in the semifinal on April 1, 2022, in New Orleans during Final Four weekend, per Tubefilter. He then played Matt Kiatipis in the final for the $50,000 prize. Later he teamed with Kenny Chao in a 2v2 against Cam and Nelson from RWE.
Is CashNasty in 2HYPE?
He was one of the six YouTubers who formed 2HYPE in May 2019, with Jesser, ZackTTG, Kristopher London, Jiedel and Mopi. The group signed with 100 Thieves in November 2020, per Dexerto; by then Moochie had taken Mopi’s place, and Tubefilter’s report that day lists CashNasty, Jesser, ZackTTG, Kristopher London, Jiedel and Moochie. As of November 2026, nobody has announced that he left, and Famous Birthdays still lists him as a current member. What has gone quiet is the group channel: the newest upload on 2HYPE’s YouTube is from February 2023, and members now post 2HYPE material on their own channels, such as Kristopher London’s July 2026 compilation.
Where is CashNasty from?
He was born in Vidalia, Louisiana, per Famous Birthdays, and is based in the Los Angeles area. He still films in Louisiana: in October 2026 he posted catch and cook fishing videos from a boat there.
What is CashNasty doing now?
As of October 2026, he is posting almost every day. His @CashNastyReacts channel is running an NBA 2K27 MyCareer series, which reached its NBA Finals episodes in mid October, and @cash-nasty-live posts reaction videos several times a week. His main channel has mixed in guests and real life challenges: a bench press video with Kai Cenat in September, a Dwight Howard workout in August and the Louisiana fishing videos in October.
Where can I watch CashNasty?
YouTube @CashNastyGaming (main), @CashNastyReacts and @cash-nasty-live; Twitch cashnastygaming; Instagram @cashnasty; TikTok @cashnastytiktok; and X @CashNasty. He also turns up on 2HYPE, Kenny Chao and Kristopher London videos.
What is CashNasty’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we.
Who is CashNasty’s girlfriend? Who is he married to?
Not something we cover.
Who represents CashNasty?
His YouTube channel lists a business email, and he signed with XSET as talent in July 2023. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because he has been one of the loudest voices in basketball YouTube for more than a decade and people still search who he is. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
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The format. Cash’s format is a reaction you can hear from the next room. NBA 2K packs, park runs, cooking bits and challenges all run on the same engine: something goes wrong, he loses it, and the chat loses it with him. His own Twitch bio undersells it: “I rage a little sometimes.”
Why it travels. He sits in the middle of the basketball creator web, so he shows up on 2HYPE, Kenny Chao, Kristopher London and Creator League channels as often as on his own. Three YouTube channels and a Twitch that clips well mean one moment gets posted, clipped and reposted several times.
Brand fit. Sports games first: a decade of NBA 2K content makes that fit native, and his channel already links a WWE 2K promotion. Then basketball footwear and apparel, snack and fast-food brands (a hot-wings cooking video is among his most watched uploads), and gaming gear for the stream. He has done co-branded merch with XSET, so a capsule drop is a known quantity.
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Sources: CashNasty’s YouTube, Twitch, Instagram and TikTok; XSET signing announcement, July 2023; Dexerto on 2HYPE and 100 Thieves, November 2020; Dexerto, January 2025; Tubefilter on the Creator League finals, April 2022; Warner Bros. Discovery press release; Creator League semifinal and final on Apple TV; esports.gg on the 2025 Streamer Awards; Famous Birthdays and 2HYPE. Follower counts via Social Blade and the platforms, September 2026. Added October 20, 2026: 2HYPE on YouTube, recent uploads on CashNastyReacts and cash-nasty-live, October 2026.; Tubefilter on 2HYPE and 100 Thieves, November 17, 2020
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