YourRage laughs at xQc criticizing the new FaZe logo

FaZe's Josh "YourRage" and streaming sensation Felix "xQc" recently went viral over FaZe Clan's new, revamped logo. For context, the logo — unveiled on January 1, 2025 — retains the iconic overlapping "F" and reversed "C" design but features smoother, rounded edges, marking the first significant alteration in 14 years. xQc's reaction to this new logo had Rage laughing out loud.

This rebranding effort follows a period of internal restructuring, including leadership changes and roster updates, as FaZe Clan seeks to enhance its influence in content creation and competitive gaming. Most of the Clan's members were removed during the restructuring, and new talent, including YourRage, was welcomed on board.

The rebrand has elicited mixed reactions; for instance, xQc criticized the new logo, likening it to a "wrench" and describing the rebrand as "corny."

Rage reacted to xQc's logo review and claimed that the streamer's confusion was "funny":

"Look at his f**king face, why he making that funny a*s face bro? (Laughs)"

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YourRage finds xQc's reaction to FaZe Clan's new logo hilarious

In 2024, FaZe Clan underwent significant restructuring under the leadership of co-founder Richard "Banks" Bengston, who assumed the role of CEO following the organization's acquisition by GameSquare in October 2023. This strategic overhaul aimed to streamline operations, revitalize the brand, and address financial challenges.

In terms of the rebrand, xQc was more confused as to what significant changes were in the new logo and why they were made in the first place. To express this confusion, the streamer would often use a blunt "What?". YourRage found this repeated questioning humorous and wondered why Felix would be so confused:

"What do you mean 'What?' It's right there, what do you mean 'What?'."

The new "FaZe 2025 Rebrand" features a lowercase, minimal "fazeclan" wordmark, and a more rounded logo. Apart from this, the rebrand also features two new color sets: "RGB" and "Thermal Scope." Another notable addition is the "FaZe Camo" pattern, featuring subtle FaZe logos embedded within a digital camouflage design.

Overall, rather than being upset at xQc's criticism, YourRage found the streamer's take to be comedic:

"I'm sorry, the way he says 'What?' be killing me."

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