FaZe Jarvis
YouTuber and former FaZe Clan member, banned from Fortnite for life in 2019 over aimbot videos and unbanned by Epic Games in June 2025, who now posts casino videos with his brother FaZe Kay.
Streaming · YouTube · Updated Nov 3, 2026
FaZe Jarvis is a YouTuber and Fortnite player known for the lifetime Fortnite ban Epic Games gave him in November 2019, after he posted videos of himself using an aimbot. He joined FaZe Clan in 2019, six years after his older brother FaZe Kay, was suspended by FaZe in July 2021 and announced in January 2022 that he had left. He later boxed on YouTube cards, Twitch lifted his ban in April 2025, and Epic lifted his Fortnite ban on June 6, 2025, per Dexerto. As of November 2026 he is not in FaZe, his main YouTube channel has about 5.62 million subscribers and has not posted since September 2025, and new videos come out weekly on Jarvis & Kay Gambles, the channel he shares with Kay.
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Questions people ask
Who is FaZe Jarvis?
FaZe Jarvis is a YouTuber and Fortnite player, named Jarvis Kaye by Dexerto and Tubefilter, who was one of FaZe Clan’s Fortnite creators until Epic Games banned him for life in November 2019. Dexerto reported in July 2021 that he joined FaZe in 2019 and is the younger brother of FaZe Kay, who joined in 2013; Dexerto has named Kay as Frazier “Kay” Kaye. His main YouTube channel dates to January 26, 2014 and has about 5.62 million subscribers and 1.76 billion views, and his TikTok has about 3.2 million followers, with a bio that reads “I make YouTube videos, and yep I’m unbanned.” He is not Jarvis Johnson, the YouTuber behind the separate @Jarvis channel.
What happened to FaZe Jarvis?
As of November 2026, FaZe Jarvis is out of FaZe Clan, unbanned from Fortnite and Twitch, and posting new videos mainly on the casino channel he shares with his brother FaZe Kay. In order: Epic Games banned him from Fortnite for life in November 2019 over aimbot videos, per Dexerto. On June 13, 2021 he knocked out TikToker Michael Le in the second round at Battle of the Platforms, a TikTokers vs YouTubers boxing event, per Dexerto. FaZe suspended him in July 2021 over a crypto token promotion, and he announced in January 2022 that he had left the group. In January 2023, after a sparring video with Floyd Mayweather, Kingpyn Boxing signed him to a multi-fight deal for its High Stakes tournament, per Dexerto; Dexerto later reported a semifinal against AnEsonGib set for June 3, 2023 in Dublin; the Kingpyn semi-final card was later held on July 15, 2023 at Dublin’s 3Arena, per DAZN. Twitch lifted his ban on April 7, 2025 and Epic lifted his Fortnite ban on June 6, 2025. His main channel’s last upload in its feed is from September 8, 2025, while Jarvis & Kay Gambles, started May 7, 2025, still posts weekly.
Why did FaZe Jarvis get banned from Fortnite? Why is he banned from Fortnite?
FaZe Jarvis was banned from Fortnite for life in November 2019 because he posted YouTube videos of himself using an aimbot, a cheat program, in public matches; as of November 2026 the ban is no longer in force, since Epic Games lifted it on June 6, 2025. He revealed the ban in a video on November 3, 2019, saying, “I’m not sure how many of you know this, but I’ve actually been banned on Fortnite for life,” and that he had “posted some videos of me using aimbot in solos and playground mode,” per Dexerto, which noted the videos were not on his main account or in a competitive match. Tubefilter reported that he used a new account, played a few games without the cheat and then turned it on, and quoted him: “it didn’t even cross my mind to think I could be banned for life on Fortnite for those videos.” An Epic spokesperson said the company has “a zero-tolerance policy for the usage of cheat software,” per Dexerto, November 6, 2019.
Is FaZe Jarvis unbanned? Why was he unbanned?
Yes, as of November 2026 FaZe Jarvis is unbanned on both Fortnite and Twitch. Dexerto reported on June 6, 2025 that Epic Games granted his request to lift the lifetime ban, which it said lasted until that day, and that he announced it in a video built around a mock courtroom, where Fortnite streamers and other community figures spoke up for him; he planned to stream again on June 13. His channel posted “After 6 Years I’m Unbanned on Fortnite” and “I Played Fortnite for the First Time in 6 Years” in 2025. Epic has not published its reasons for lifting the ban in anything we could source. Some older uploads on his channel also use “unbanned” in their titles; the unban Dexerto reported is the June 2025 one.
Why did FaZe Jarvis get banned on Twitch?
FaZe Jarvis has been banned on Twitch more than once, and as of November 2026 he is unbanned there: Twitch lifted his most recent ban on April 7, 2025, per Dexerto. The first came in late June 2019, when Twitch suspended him for 24 hours after a DMCA takedown for playing music without clearance; his brother Kay told Dexerto he stayed banned after the 24 hours ended (Dexerto, July 1, 2019). On November 13, 2020 Dexerto reported another Twitch ban whose reason was unclear at the time. When the April 2025 unban came, Dexerto’s headline put it four years after the Fortnite cheating controversy, and Jarvis replied, “Perfect timing for the unbanning,” then posted “Tomorrow could be the day.” Neither Twitch nor Jarvis has published the reason for that long ban in anything we could source.
Why did FaZe Jarvis leave FaZe? Did he get kicked?
FaZe Jarvis was not kicked out of FaZe Clan in anything we could source: FaZe suspended him in July 2021, and he announced in January 2022 that he had left. On July 1, 2021 FaZe said it “had absolutely no involvement with our member’s activity in the cryptocurrency space” and that it “strongly condemn[s] their recent behavior”; it removed his brother Kay and suspended Jarvis, Nikan and Teeqo for promoting the Save The Kids token, per Dexerto, which reported allegations that the members were paid to promote the token before dumping their own holdings. Dexerto said none of them had responded at the time. Famous Birthdays notes that he announced his departure in a YouTube video in January 2022, and his channel has it as “Why I Left FaZe Clan”. We did not find an accepted outlet summarizing his reasons, so we do not paraphrase them.
Is FaZe Jarvis still in FaZe?
No, as of November 2026 FaZe Jarvis is not in FaZe Clan, and we found no report that he rejoined after leaving in January 2022. Dexerto called him “Former FaZe Clan member Jarvis” in January 2023 and “the former FaZe member” in April 2025, and he is not on Dexerto’s FaZe roster page as updated January 1, 2026. He still uses the FaZe name in some video titles, such as “FaZe Jarvis Now vs 2019” from July 2025.
What happened to FaZe Jarvis and Kay?
As of November 2026, FaZe Jarvis and his brother FaZe Kay are both out of FaZe Clan and make videos together on Jarvis & Kay Gambles, a casino channel whose description reads “two degen brothers.” Kay was the first of the two to go: FaZe removed him in July 2021 over the Save The Kids token, the same week it suspended Jarvis, per Dexerto, and Jarvis announced his own exit in January 2022. Jarvis & Kay Gambles was started on May 7, 2025, has about 244,000 subscribers and 138 million views, and was still posting weekly at the start of November 2026, often with Nikan. Kay also runs his own YouTube channel, which has about 9.12 million subscribers, and Jarvis posted “Can I Beat My Brother after Being Banned for 6 Years?” in July 2025.
How old is FaZe Jarvis? What is his real name?
FaZe Jarvis is 24 as of November 2026: Famous Birthdays gives his birthday as November 11, 2001 and his birthplace as England. Dexerto and Tubefilter have reported his name as Jarvis Kaye, and he goes by Jarvis, @Jarvisss on YouTube and liljarvis on Twitch.
Where can I watch FaZe Jarvis?
As of November 2026, FaZe Jarvis’s newest videos are on Jarvis & Kay Gambles, the channel he shares with his brother Kay. His main YouTube channel holds his Fortnite, boxing and unban videos, with about 5.62 million subscribers, and he is on TikTok as @jarvis, on Twitch as liljarvis and on X as @liljarviss.
What is FaZe Jarvis’s net worth?
FaZe Jarvis does not publish a number and neither do we.
Who is FaZe Jarvis dating? What about the rest of his family?
Not something we cover.
Who represents FaZe Jarvis?
As of November 2026, no agent or manager is named publicly for FaZe Jarvis in anything we could source, and he is no longer signed to FaZe Clan. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people still search why he was banned, whether he is unbanned and whether he is in FaZe, and the record answers all three. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with FaZe Jarvis. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. His format has always been the stakes around him as much as the game: a banned player trying to get back into Fortnite, a YouTuber stepping into a boxing ring, and now two brothers putting real money on slot machines. Each video has one clear question, will he win or will he lose it, which is why the titles do so much of the work.
Why it travels. The ban is his story, and it keeps traveling: the 2019 apology, the boxing comeback and the 2025 unban each sent people back to search his name, and the unban videos drew more than a million views on his own channel. His main channel has gone quiet since September 2025, so the reach today sits on TikTok and on the gambling channel he shares with Kay.
Brand fit. Gaming peripherals, Fortnite-adjacent products and energy drinks fit the audience that grew up with FaZe. Right now most new uploads are casino content, which narrows the field to brands comfortable next to gambling, and his ban history and the 2021 token suspension are things any brand will look at first.
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Sources: FaZe Jarvis’s YouTube channel and uploads i0oUpJT-Q8s, TrTIP4sQkcU, iuhcx40eXVc, _lI_Xv1-3sU and _uSjxoxwLHo, TikTok, Twitch and X; Jarvis & Kay Gambles; Kay’s YouTube channel; Famous Birthdays; Dexerto on the Twitch DMCA ban, July 2019, the Fortnite ban, November 3, 2019, Epic’s statement, November 6, 2019, the Twitch ban, November 2020, Battle of the Platforms, June 2021, the FaZe suspension, July 2021, Mayweather and Kingpyn, January 2023, AnEsonGib, April 2023, the Twitch unban, April 2025, the Fortnite unban, June 2025 and the FaZe roster, January 2026; Tubefilter, November 5, 2019. Subscriber counts read from YouTube and follower count from TikTok, November 2026.
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