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Nordan “FaZe Rain” has been feuding with his esports organization for a few months now, and he recently took to his Instagram Stories to call out the CEO for mismanaging the company and causing a financial mess. Esports personality attacks against the group have intensified in recent days, and it has even been claimed that Nickmercs signing the organization was “harm limitation”.
In a forty-second clip he uploaded as part of his Instagram story today, Nordan explained how the CEO apparently hired incompetent employees and overpaid some executives to get millions of shares out of the company.
“The craziest part is that the CEO got what, like, five to six million shares or something like that. And that’s only because he hired a number of incompetent employees. Right. Some of the executive guys overpaid a few thousand dollars in A year, hundreds of thousands of shares, whatever, right?”
FaZe Rain went on to say that the CEO has caused financial trouble for the company:
“He makes a mess, and FaZe can’t pay their employees. So he pays for it out of his own pocket, like, covers up the mess he made, and then gets millions of shares for it.”
The creator then explained how he tried to help the organization by recruiting the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team but got nothing in return, while the CEO who allegedly caused damage to the company got millions of shares:
“I buy our Counter-Strike team when we need it. This is just a blessing. This isn’t even a mess. I just stand up for the team. I didn’t get anything for it, not even a dollar!”
‘DAMAGE CONTROL OF TFUE SITUATION’: FaZe Rain claims organization signed Nickmercs to repair damage from TFUE controversy
Fans of FaZe Clan and esports in general will remember the TFUE contract fiasco that became a huge deal in 2019-20. Without going into detail, the Fortnite creator came out saying that the contract offered him by the organization was “oppressive,” which caused quite a stir in the community.
In his most recent Instagram story, FaZe Rain claimed that by recruiting famous Call of Duty player Nickmercs to the clan, senior officials sought to repair the damage done to their image. He also revealed that the creator gets $1 million a year for the deal:
“You know FaZe recruited Nick Mercs in 2018 (sic) as ‘damage control’ (their words not mine) in a TFUE case and those idiots were paying him a million dollars a year.”
FaZe Rain also ripped Nickmercs down, hinting that it didn’t do anything memorable for the organization:
“I couldn’t think of a single memorable moment with Nickmercs & FaZe. I literally don’t like it.”
FaZe Rain has been speaking out against esports giants for some time now, and recently leaked an upcoming story about a popular Twitch streamer and Weird things Actress Grace Van Dien will likely join the group. He also called it a political move in a Twitter response to journalist Jake Lackey.
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