FaZe Censor

Former Call of Duty pro and longtime FaZe Clan creator from New York who makes Call of Duty, fitness and personal vlog videos on YouTube and streams on Twitch.

Streaming · YouTube · Updated Nov 9, 2026

FaZe Censor is a Call of Duty YouTuber and former pro player known for his years in FaZe Clan, his long push to get back into pro Call of Duty and a 24-hour pull-up world record. His name is Doug Martin, and he won MLG Columbus 2014 with FaZe before he was dropped from its team that year, then stayed on as a FaZe content creator until October 2019, when he left to join the New York Subliners as a substitute, per Upcomer. He stepped back from competing in January 2024 and in September 2024 did 9,250 pull-ups in 24 hours, which Guinness World Records approved that November, per Dexerto. As of November 2026 he is not in FaZe Clan, still posts on his YouTube channel, which has about 2.4 million subscribers, and streams on Twitch.

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Who is FaZe Censor?

FaZe Censor is Doug Martin, a Call of Duty YouTuber, streamer and former pro player from New York who spent five years with FaZe Clan, first on its Call of Duty team and then as a content creator. Famous Birthdays says he made his name in Call of Duty starting with Black Ops and played for Quantic, Team EnVy, Strictly Business and Prophecy. Per Dexerto, his team won UMG Nashville 2014 and then MLG Columbus 2014 under the FaZe name. His YouTube channel now introduces him as “a Call of Duty World Champion and Guinness World Record Holder for Most Pull Ups in 24 Hours,” and has about 2.4 million subscribers as of November 2026.

Why did FaZe Censor leave FaZe? When did he leave?

FaZe Censor left FaZe Clan in October 2019 because he had signed with a Call of Duty League team and was required to leave FaZe, per Upcomer on October 16, 2019, which quoted his tweet: “I left FaZe for this new Call of Duty franchise.” That team was the New York Subliners, which used him as a substitute. His first exit came earlier: he told Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast in August 2019 that after FaZe won MLG Columbus 2014, Temperrr and Banks told him ACHES would become captain, and he was then removed from the team because the other players did not want to play with him, per Dexerto. He said he had “always been a little bit hurt about it” but that FaZe “helped me out so much in my career,” and he stayed on as a FaZe YouTube and Twitch creator until 2019. In a September 2019 video he said his place at the top “got ripped away from me in 2014” and that he never got an explanation, per Dexerto. As of November 2026 he is not in FaZe Clan, and FaZe has not re-signed him in any report we found.

What happened to FaZe Censor?

FaZe Censor spent his years after FaZe trying to get back to the top level of Call of Duty, then retired from competition in January 2024 to focus on content and fitness. He sat on the New York Subliners bench for the 2020 Call of Duty League season without playing a league match, and New York released him with three other players after that season, per Dot Esports. In July 2020 he joined Triumph Gaming, New York’s amateur partner team, and was reportedly dropped after one event, per Dexerto. In April 2022 he joined the Boston Breach as a content creator, per ESTNN, and in his January 29, 2024 video It’s time. he said he had spent three years on the Breach’s second team and was stepping back from competing to focus on the Breach, the pull-up record and his content. esports.gg reported his retirement after a 9th to 12th place finish at Challengers Major 1, ending a 13-year career.

Where is FaZe Censor now? What is FaZe Censor doing now?

As of November 2026, FaZe Censor is a YouTuber and Twitch streamer, no longer competing, and the holder of a Guinness World Record he set in 2024. He did 9,250 pull-ups in 24 hours on September 8, 2024 on a stream raising money for Project Purple, a pancreatic cancer charity. Guinness first canceled his application over the stream’s corporate sponsors, per Dexerto on October 16, 2024, then approved it, per Dexerto on November 7, 2024. On February 2, 2025, YouTuber Justin Truett did 10,001 pull-ups in 24 hours, per Dexerto; Censor’s channel still describes him as the record holder. He posts less often now: The Truth About My Pull Up World Record went up on May 23, 2025, a personal video titled I’m sorry. on June 24, 2026, and I Disowned of Family on August 26, 2026, whose description says “You make your own family in this world.”

What happened to FaZe Censor and Yanet Garcia? Who is FaZe Censor’s ex-girlfriend?

FaZe Censor dated Yanet Garcia, the Mexican TV weather presenter and actress, for about three years until he announced their breakup in a YouTube video in July 2018, per Complex. Complex reported on July 24, 2018 that he blamed clashing schedules, saying he was playing Call of Duty full time under contract and that “There’s only 24 hours in a day,” while calling her “an awesome girl” who “deserves the best.” In an October 2018 video he gave a different account, saying the split was less about Call of Duty and more about friction over money and his YouTube career, and Garcia answered on Twitter with a post about loyalty, per Complex. We found no later partner of his who is a public figure, so we do not name anyone else.

Was FaZe Censor good? Does FaZe Censor have a ring?

FaZe Censor was a winning player in the early 2010s, with major titles in 2011 and 2014, but we found no report in an accepted outlet that he won the Call of Duty Championship, so there is no Champs ring on the record. Per esports.gg, he won the MLG National Championship in 2011 with Quantic and the Call of Duty Championship 2014 US regional final with Strictly Business, then placed fourth at the 2014 Championship itself; Dexerto adds UMG Nashville 2014 and MLG Columbus 2014, the second with FaZe. After 2014 his results were mixed, and he never played a Call of Duty League match. His YouTube About page calls him a “Call of Duty World Champion,” while his Twitch and TikTok bios say “Call of Duty National Champion,” and Famous Birthdays calls him a “Two-time Call of Duty National Champion.”

What is the FaZe Censor drama? What was the FaZe Censor controversy?

FaZe Censor has had several public disputes reported by esports and gaming outlets, most from his time on the New York Subliners and from his streams. In early 2020 he hit back on stream after Subliners teammate Temp called him “trash” during the team’s starting-lineup talks, saying “I grind this game way too much,” per Dexerto. On March 2, 2020, Upcomer reported that his father, known online as Papa Censor, posted criticism of each Subliners player, deleted it and apologized hours later. In October 2022 Censor said Activision kept him out of its $100,000 Fortune’s Keep tournament for harassing streamer Nadia Amine, after a video that ended with a staged fake marriage proposal to her, per Kotaku; he called the ban “quite hysterical,” and Activision did not comment. Dot Esports reported in 2023 that he apologized for using a homophobic slur on a Modern Warfare 2 stream, saying it is “not something I stand for,” per Dot Esports.

How old is FaZe Censor? Where is he from, and how tall is he?

FaZe Censor is 32 as of November 2026, born August 21, 1994 in New York, per Famous Birthdays. Complex reported in July 2018 that he had been living in New York City. His height is not published by him or by a source we accept, so we do not list one.

What is FaZe Censor’s real name? Is he Doug Martin the NFL player?

FaZe Censor’s real name is Doug Martin; his YouTube About page begins “My name is Doug,” and Complex printed it as Douglas Martin in 2018. He is not Doug Martin the former NFL running back; this entry is only about the Call of Duty creator, who goes by Censor on every platform.

Where can I watch FaZe Censor?

FaZe Censor posts on his YouTube channel, which has about 2.4 million subscribers as of November 2026, and streams on Twitch, where ESTNN counted more than 200,000 followers in April 2022. His channel has years of Call of Duty, workout and vlog videos, including I LOST $100,000 TO A COD CHEATER. I am very mad. from June 2023 and It’s Time., his September 2024 announcement of the pull-up attempt. He is on TikTok with about 75,000 followers, and on Instagram, X and Snapchat as Censor.

What is FaZe Censor’s net worth?

FaZe Censor does not publish a number and neither do we.

Who is FaZe Censor’s girlfriend now?

Not something we cover.

Who represents FaZe Censor?

As of November 2026, FaZe Censor’s business contact on his YouTube About page and TikTok bio is a Night Media address, which his 2023 video descriptions call his manager’s email; his Twitch bio lists a separate business Gmail. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people still search why he left FaZe Clan and what he does now, and his own videos and the esports press answer both. If that changes, this entry will say so.

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The format. Call of Duty is the base: gameplay, tournament stories and blunt takes on the pro scene, told from the point of view of a former champion who never got back to the top league. Fitness became the second thread, from full-day-of-eating videos to 16 months of training for the pull-up record. The newer uploads are fewer and more personal, sit-down videos about his life rather than gameplay.

Why it travels. His YouTube channel is where the audience lives, at about 2.4 million subscribers, built in the FaZe years. Recent videos draw tens of thousands to about 200,000 views: the June 2026 upload passed 130,000 and the August 2026 one passed 117,000, both read from his channel feed in November 2026. TikTok is small for his size at about 75,000 followers, and Twitch is his live home.

Brand fit. Gaming peripherals, controller makers and energy drinks fit first; his descriptions carry a Battle Beaver Customs controller code, and [Famous Birthdays](https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/faze-censor.html) lists him as a sponsored G Fuel athlete. Fitness and supplement brands fit the pull-up record and his training videos, and charity tie-ins have worked for him before with Project Purple. Deals run through his Night Media contact.

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Sources: FaZe Censor’s YouTube channel, About page and videos I Disowned of Family, I’m sorry., The Truth About My Pull Up World Record, It’s Time., It’s time. and I LOST $100,000 TO A COD CHEATER. I am very mad.; his Twitch and TikTok; Famous Birthdays; Complex, July 24, 2018 and October 18, 2018; Dexerto on FaZe, August 2019, his career video, September 2019, Temp, 2020, Triumph Gaming, July 2020, Guinness, October 2024, the approval, November 2024 and the new record, February 2025; Upcomer, October 16, 2019 and March 2, 2020; Dot Esports on the Subliners release and the 2023 apology; ESTNN, April 1, 2022; Kotaku, October 18, 2022; esports.gg on his retirement, 2024. Subscriber and follower counts read from YouTube and TikTok, November 2026.

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