Mopi
Basketball and challenge YouTuber, one of the six original members of 2HYPE, known for forfeit games, 1v1s and subscriber-milestone stunts on his own channel.
Sports · YouTube · Updated Nov 9, 2026
Mopi is a YouTuber and one of the six original members of 2HYPE, known for basketball challenges with forfeits and subscriber-milestone stunts such as 100 belly flops for 100,000 subscribers. His first name is Tyler, and he grew up in Los Angeles with Jesser and Jiedel, per Tubefilter, which listed him among the group’s six in May 2020. He left the group in late 2020 and that December posted a 43-minute video titled Why I left, per Dexerto. As of November 2026 he is listed as a former member, has not announced a return, and posted three new videos to his own channel in late summer 2026 after about five years away. His YouTube channel has about 954,000 subscribers.
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Questions people ask
Who is Mopi from 2HYPE?
Mopi is a basketball and challenge YouTuber who was one of the six original members of 2HYPE, the NBA 2K and basketball group, alongside Jesser, Jiedel, CashNasty, ZackTTG and Kristopher London. Tubefilter reported in May 2020 that brothers Jesser and Jiedel grew up with him in Los Angeles, and listed his own channel at 803,000 subscribers at the time. He started that channel on April 8, 2016, and his first video, Spinner Wheel Basketball Challenge, followed a month later, per Famous Birthdays, which describes him as known for challenge videos, often sports-related or involving hot peppers. His channel tagline reads “Take L’s so others don’t have to,” and his most-viewed video, as of November 2026, is Most Humiliating Basketball Video on Youtube (Emotionally Dunked On), with about 3 million views.
What happened to Mopi from 2HYPE? Why is Mopi not in 2HYPE?
Mopi left 2HYPE in late 2020, and as of November 2026 he is listed as a former member by Famous Birthdays. He was in the group from its May 2019 launch and was still named among the six by Tubefilter in May 2020. Reports of the lineup diverged when 100 Thieves signed the group on November 17, 2020: Dexerto still listed Mopi, while Tubefilter the same day listed Moochie in his place. In December 2020 Mopi posted a 43-minute video on his own channel titled Why I left, which had passed 2 million views by January 2021, per Dexerto.
Why did Mopi leave 2HYPE?
Mopi gave his own account in a December 2020 video titled Why I left, which is the only first-hand explanation on the record. Dexerto reported on January 5, 2021 that original members had spent several days criticizing the current lineup in lengthy exposé videos, Mopi’s 43-minute upload among them, and summarized the accusations across those videos as claims that the roster had been trimmed so profits would not be spread so thin, plus leaked audio of members allegedly crafting narratives that misled fans. Dexerto said most of it came after the group joined 100 Thieves in November 2020. 100 Thieves founder Nadeshot responded on stream on January 4, 2021, saying “I wish the best for Mopi,” that “people on both sides are hurt,” and that he did not think Mopi “would go out of his way to try to tear down his friends.” We cite Dexerto’s summary rather than characterize the video ourselves, and we found no response from the other members in a source we accept.
What happened to Mopi today? Does Mopi still post?
As of November 2026, Mopi has started posting on YouTube again after about five years: his channel shows three new uploads from roughly August to September 2026, beginning with What is MY purpose?, per the dates on his videos page. Before those, his newest video was How big do Pancakes get?, which YouTube shows as five years old. The 2026 uploads have drawn between about 7,000 and 30,000 views each, against hundreds of thousands for his 2019 and 2020 challenge videos. His channel has about 954,000 subscribers, 292 videos and more than 115 million total views.
Is Mopi back in 2HYPE? Is Mopi coming back to 2HYPE?
No, as of November 2026 Mopi has not rejoined 2HYPE and nobody has announced a return; Famous Birthdays lists him as a former member. There is also no group channel to return to in the usual sense: the 2HYPE YouTube has not uploaded since early 2023, and the members post on their own channels. His 2026 uploads are solo videos on his own channel. If he or the group announces anything, this entry will say so.
What happened to Mopi and Jesser?
Mopi and Jesser grew up together in Los Angeles, per Tubefilter, and were in 2HYPE together from 2019 until Mopi left in late 2020; Famous Birthdays still names Jesser as one of his frequent collaborators. The public record on what changed between them is the December 2020 dispute between original members and the current lineup, reported by Dexerto, which included Mopi’s video Why I left. We have not found Jesser addressing Mopi on the record in a source we accept, and neither has said publicly whether they have patched things up as of November 2026.
Is this the same Mopi as moping, Mopidevi or the @mopi YouTube channel?
No, this entry is about Mopi, the YouTuber and former 2HYPE member whose channel is @MopiYT. He has nothing to do with the word “moping,” the Mopidevi temple or the furniture brand Mopio. The YouTube handle @mopi belongs to a different, unrelated channel.
How old is Mopi from 2HYPE?
Mopi is 27 as of November 2026, born May 6, 1999, per Famous Birthdays.
What is Mopi’s real name?
Mopi’s first name is Tyler, per Tubefilter in May 2020 and Famous Birthdays. He has not published a last name, and no outlet we accept has printed one, so we do not list one. He has also gone by CommonMopi, which is still his Instagram handle.
Where can I watch Mopi?
Mopi’s videos are on his YouTube channel, @MopiYT, with about 954,000 subscribers as of November 2026, and his 2019 and 2020 group appearances are on the 2HYPE channel. His channel links his Instagram, @commonmopi, his X account, @mopi, and his Twitch, mopi.
What is Mopi’s net worth?
Mopi does not publish a number and neither do we.
Why did Mopi go to rehab? What about his family or girlfriend?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Mopi?
As of November 2026, no agency or manager is named publicly for Mopi; his YouTube About page lists only his social links. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because he was one of the six people who started 2HYPE, and people still ask why he left. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Mopi. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. A simple game with a punishment attached: a 1v1, a shooting contest or a quiz, and the loser eats a pepper or takes a dodgeball. The milestone videos turned his subscriber count into the format itself, with one stunt per 100,000 subscribers, and his tagline, “Take L’s so others don’t have to,” is the pitch.
Why it travels. His best numbers came from basketball embarrassment and big round-number stunts, a 3 million view dunked-on video and 2.6 million for the belly flops, plus the reach 2HYPE gave every member in 2019 and 2020. His December 2020 Why I left video passed 2 million views within weeks, per Dexerto. The 2026 uploads are a different, quieter register, and so far draw a fraction of that.
Brand fit. Nobody right now. The old format suits basketball gear, sports games and snacks, but three uploads in five years is not a schedule a brand can plan around. If he settles into regular posting again, a sports or gaming brand that remembers the 2HYPE era would be the natural first fit.
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Sources: Mopi’s YouTube channel, About page and videos, including Why I left, What is MY purpose?, How big do Pancakes get?, Most Humiliating Basketball Video on Youtube, 100 Bellyflops for 100,000 Subscribers; his Instagram, X and Twitch; 2HYPE on YouTube; Tubefilter on 2HYPE, May 14, 2020 and the 100 Thieves signing, November 17, 2020; Dexerto on the signing, November 17, 2020 and Nadeshot on 2HYPE, January 5, 2021; Famous Birthdays on Mopi and 2HYPE. Subscriber, view and upload data read from YouTube, November 2026.
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