FaZe Clan is at the top of the ladder when it comes to esports organizations, and they’ve undoubtedly transformed the industry. But, who owns FaZe Clan?
From its founding in 2010, FaZe Clan has become a staple in both esports and content creation. Those who represent the North American organization primarily work with shooter titles such as Call of Duty, Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege, and Counter-Strike.
However, have you ever wondered who owns FaZe Clan? And which of its 78 representing members has such a prestigious position?
Who owns FaZe?
FaZe Clan is currently co-owned by ten different people. Yep, you read that right. Here they are below, and one or two may surprise you. For those with social accounts, we’ve also added links to them in case you want to check them out!
- Thomas “Temperrr” Oliveira
- Yousef “Apex” Abdelfattah
- Nordan “Rain” Shat
- Brian “Rug” Awadis
- Richard “Banks” Bengston
- Alexander “Adapt” Prynkiewicz
- Kiari “Offset” Cephus
- Jimmy Iovine
- Paul “DJ Paul” Beauregard
Yes, we’re just as amazed at this as you. Offset, the rapper that’s a member of Migos, is an investor and co-owner of FaZe Clan. He invested in the organization in August 2019, and has appeared in several FaZe Clan videos so far.
Jimmy Iovine is also a massive name that you might not have expected to see. The American entrepreneur founded Beats Electronics with Dr. Dre and subsequently helped to create what we now know as Apple Music. He is a more recent investor but undoubtedly an important one.
Alongside these eight, there are countless others who have invested in FaZe Clan. Swae Lee, Pitbull, Gregory van der Wiel, and Chris O’Donnell are just a few famous faces who have put money into the organisation over the last year.
Temperrr is a name you may have seen around; he’s been involved with FaZe Clan right from the start. For several years, he was in charge of many of the organization’s operations and should rightfully be considered a co-founder alongside CLipZ, Timid, and Resistance.
