FaZe Clan, a prominent esports organization, is facing an uncertain future after six of its key influencers announced their departure. The group, which includes Adapt, Jason, Ronaldo, Lacy, Rage, and Silky—the entire roster listed on the FaZe Clan website—decided to leave following unsuccessful contract negotiations with the organization’s new management.

Adapt, who had been with FaZe Clan for 14 years, shared on X, “Over half of my life, I’d be lying if I said this didn’t hurt, but it had to be done.” Another member who left in August described the situation as one where influencers felt they had “no control, and it’s like we’re puppets.”

The departing influencers had reportedly been in talks for the past six months with HardScope, a FaZe Clan investor, and CEO Matt Kalish. Kalish has stated his intention to continue the organization without the departing members, commenting, “My best guess is they’re all good kids and have a lot of people in their ear and are confused.” He also noted that the current financial structure of FaZe Clan is “unsustainable.”

FaZe Clan went public in 2022, but was acquired by GameSquare for $17 million the following year, after which its CEO was dismissed. The future direction of the organization remains unclear as it navigates these significant changes.

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