Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag Addresses Accusations Against 100 Thieves Organization
Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag has responded to accusations made by former The Mob member and content creator Erind “Froste” Puka against 100 Thieves. Froste claimed that the organization took sponsorship money, offered minimal support, and forced them to live in unaffordable housing.
Departure of The Mob from 100 Thieves
Froste took to Twitter on August 28 to discuss the departure of the creator group, The Mob, from 100 Thieves.
Allegations of Unaffordable Housing and Revenue Sharing
The group of four internet friends signed with 100 Thieves in 2019 and was released in 2021 after disbanding. Froste accused the organization of forcing them to reside in a $10,000-a-month home in Los Angeles and taking 95% of the sponsorship revenue. These alleged circumstances led to the collapse of the internet team.
Nadeshot’s Response
To refute Froste’s claims, the CEO of 100 Thieves, Nadeshot, addressed the allegations on Twitch. He stated that the organization did not select the housing for The Mob and only took a maximum of 35% of any deal revenue. Nadeshot provided details about three specific deals brought to The Mob by 100 Thieves. A $200,000 deal resulted in each member receiving a total of $120,000. He also clarified that the organization’s cut from these deals went towards payments to specific individuals who facilitated the agreements.
Nadeshot also presented a tracker of Twitch streaming hours for Froste during his time with 100 Thieves, which showed that Froste streamed between 40 and 100 hours per month. Nadeshot emphasized that dealing with The Mob was challenging for the content team due to their failure to fulfill contractual obligations. He highlighted issues such as the content house being messy and the team arriving late to shoots because of the lack of accountability and productivity from The Mob members.
Froste’s Future Response
Froste responded to Nadeshot’s stream and promised to provide evidence to support his claims and refute Nadeshot’s response. He stated that he would be going live on his Twitch channel to “air everything out.”
Froste’s stream will be broadcasted later today.