Nadeshot is taking a break from streaming. The 100 Thieves founder said he’s burned out after 2.5 years of consistent streams and plans to return in August.
In a recent stream, ahead of his Delta Force team’s practice matches, the American said he was falling out of the streaming rhythm and was enjoying golf a lot more at the moment. “I just don’t know what to stream,” he told viewers.
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Why Nadeshot is taking a break from streaming
Nadeshot admitted the burnout crept up on him gradually. “I’ve just kind of fallen out of rhythm a little bit,” he said. During a candid discussion with his viewers he talked about how he went nearly seven years without streaming when he first launched 100T, focusing on building the brand at the time instead.
But in the last two and a half years, by contrast, he has been streaming non-stop. “We’ve been streaming our a***s off,” he said, framing his planned break as an opportunity to reset and enjoy the IRL world.
“I just don’t know what to stream. I don’t know what to play. But being in the sun playing golf when I’m actually getting pretty good at golf just sounds better than sitting in a dark room…”
During his time away from the camera, the streamer has instead leveled up his golfing. Nadeshot said he’s been golfing daily and genuinely improving, and the lifestyle shift has been good for him beyond the game itself.
“Playing golf […] just sounds better than sitting in a dark room making the same jokes over and over,” he said. He’s even considering recording some golf content while he figures out his next move.
"We've been streaming our asses off for the last 2.5 years, I've just kinda fallen out of rhythm a little bit"
— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) July 14, 2026
Nadeshot is taking a break from streaming to golf with no games out that he wants to play right now pic.twitter.com/QjDqc4U6J1
‘This can’t go on forever’ – Nadeshot sets August date for streaming return
Unlike many other streamers taking indefinite hiatus, Nadeshot was quite set on an August date for his regular streams’ return. “When August comes, there’s no doubt in my mind that I will be live consistently again,” he said. “This can’t go on forever.”
As the subscriptions poured in from his viewers, the streamer directly acknowledged the subscribers as well, “If you’re subbed right now, I feel terrible,” he admitted. “You can cancel it if you want.”
“I don’t want to sit here and give you guys empty promises about when I’m going to be live again consistently.”
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Despite the streaming break, Nadeshot will continue to work with his sponsors and 100 Thieves. He confirmed he’ll be going on a Roobet-related trip soon and will also attend the upcoming Call of Duty League Championship, though he won’t be spending much time in front of the camera.
Instead, he’ll be cheering on LA Thieves from the sidelines throughout the event. Exactly when Nadeshot returns to streaming remains to be seen, but for now, he says he’s happy trading the camera for time in the sun.
