CashNasty — Cassius Clay — makes basketball, NBA 2K and reaction content for 4.47M subscribers on his main channel, 2.57M on his second, and 1.1M followers on Twitch. He is a founding member of 2HYPE.
Every figure below was read off the platform's own page in August 2026. Nothing here is an estimate, and no revenue or net-worth number appears anywhere on this site.
No coaching, no courses, no camps. This is a creator — the output is video, live streams and sponsored segments.
CashNasty (@CashNastyGaming) — 4.47M subscribers and roughly 2,500 videos. 1v1 basketball against other creators and pros, challenges, vlogs, cook-offs and mukbangs. Channel bio: “I make videos. I make you laugh. I be happy.”
Open the channelCashNastyReacts — 2.57M subscribers. Reaction videos and Let’s Plays, described on the channel itself as a “Let’s Play & Reaction Channel Fam”. Most uploads react to 1v1 basketball footage from other creators.
Open the channelCashNastyGaming on Twitch — 1.1M followers. NBA 2K, Just Chatting and shooter titles. His own channel blurb: “Yeh! I rage a little sometimes..depending on what I’m playing..other than that..yeh”.
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Cassius Clay — CashNasty — was born on 4 December 1990 in Vidalia, Louisiana. He has been uploading to YouTube since the NBA 2K16 era; his oldest surviving livestreams on the channel are 2K16 and 2K17 breakdowns with other 2K creators.
He became one of six founding members of 2HYPE, the creator collective he shares with Jesser, Jiedel, Kristopher London, Mopi and ZackTTG. The six were scattered across the country and met through online NBA 2K play — fans called them the “2K House” before the group had a name. Their joint channel launched around May 2019 and passed a million subscribers in under fifty videos.
The content has since moved off the console and onto the floor. The channel today is mostly real basketball: 1v1s against creators, former Division I players and pros, plus vlogs, fitness and cook-offs.
Ima hooper not a hooper hooper... #2hype
Thumbnails from his own YouTube uploads and photographs from his own Instagram grid.
