LA Thieves vs. OpTic Texas, replayed: Nadeshot's Major 4 watch party carries a pause
The 100 Thieves founder posted nothing new, and his reaction to his own team's grand final loss from June is the second channel's busiest video.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
NADESHOT CRASHING OUT WATCHING LA THIEVES VS OPTIC TEXAS! (GRAND FINALS)
Ninety-seven days after it went up, "NADESHOT CRASHING OUT WATCHING LA THIEVES VS OPTIC TEXAS! (GRAND FINALS)" is still the video doing the most work on Nadeshot Plays. The tags tell the plot plainly: Major 4 of the Call of Duty League, LA Thieves in the final, OpTic Texas lifting the trophy. For Matthew Haag, that is a personal watch. He founded 100 Thieves, the organization behind LA Thieves, and before that he was the face of OpTic Gaming's early Call of Duty years, so the grand final put his own team against his old one.
OpTic is the thread through the channel's other busy video too. "Nadeshot gets heated at OpTic ranking their old rosters..." has him reacting to the rankings of every OpTic lineup, a subject on which he is not exactly a neutral judge. Further back, a FACEIT match against a Top 250 player from last month keeps his Counter-Strike side ticking over.
No uploads went up this week, and the channel ran a little below its usual daily pace, with subscribers steady at about a million. Among the shooter channels nearest its size, it was one of the quieter weeks, while Overstrand and Aztecross drew millions of views. The about page explains where the daily action lives: Haag is live almost every day on Twitch and YouTube, and this channel is where the highlights land afterward.
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The videos drawing views on Nadeshot Plays right now
- Channel
- Nadeshot Plays
- Subscribers
- 1,010,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 23,852
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Nadeshot Plays stood over the past seven days.
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In which year did Nadeshot found 100 Thieves?
Matthew Haag launched 100 Thieves in 2017, after leaving OpTic Gaming.




