Recent announcements from some of FaZe Clan’s biggest creators have set off a wave of exits from the org, leaving fans wondering what, if anything, will be left of FaZe by the end of 2025. Check out the full information on a large number of FaZe Clan Creators left the organization.
The End Of FaZe Clan? Leadership Turmoil
FaZe Banks came back as CEO in 2024 with the goal of reviving the brand, but his return was short‑lived. He stepped down in July 2025 after heavy backlash around a failed MLG Crypto meme coin project, saying the situation had taken a toll on his mental health while denying that it was a scam.
In his place, a new leadership group — including figures like General Manager Rana Kaplan — stepped up later in 2025, pushing a more “efficient” and corporate approach and trying to rebuild community trust after low points like the 2024 FaZe house eviction. Long‑standing complaints about contracts, including earlier revenue‑share models that allegedly took up to 20% of creator income, still hang over the org and feed into current frustration about how money and control are handled.
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FaZe Clan Creators Left
On December 25, 2025, things boiled over publicly as creator after creator announced they were done with FaZe — many of them doing it live or in emotional posts. The timing, right after a quiet and abruptly cut‑short FaZemas subathon, only fueled the feeling that something had completely broken behind the scenes.
- Stable Ronaldo, one of FaZe’s biggest Fortnite names since 2022, was among the first to post that he had left.
- Silky went live and then shared posts confirming he was also walking away from the org.
- JasonTheWeen put out a “Left @FaZeClan” update, signaling his own departure from the brand.
- Lacy, who had already been at the center of drama in May 2025 over being kicked and then effectively brought back in, ended up leaving again in this latest wave.
- Plaqueboymax had already parted ways with FaZe in August 2025, saying little about the full story but clearly shifting his focus to building out his own 5$TAR project and brand.
For fans, seeing so many familiar faces leave in such quick succession feels less like normal roster turnover and more like the end of an era.
Speculated Causes
None of the creators have laid out a full, detailed explanation, so most of what the community has to go on is small comments, hints on stream, and speculation across social media. A lot of the conversation points to a mix of contract tension, revenue‑share disputes, and creators simply wanting more freedom to grow their own brands without having to answer to a corporation they no longer trust.
On top of that, FaZe’s competitive side has had its own problems in 2025, especially in CS2, where inconsistent results and roster changes like Twistzz returning have signaled a wider identity crisis that goes beyond just the content house and lifestyle brand. The newer, more corporate‑minded leadership may make financial sense on paper, but it clashes hard with the “for the creators, by the creators” culture that originally made FaZe massive.
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