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YouTuber Caleb Hammer recently came out and spoke against his fellow platform member Ian "iDubbbz" and claimed that the latter was "broke." These statements come after the cancellation of Creator Clash 3, which was a charity boxing event series created by Ian and his partner, Anisa. The third iteration of the event saw a sudden exodus of fighters and public controversy.
Additionally, it should be noted that Creator Clash 2, which was held in 2023, concluded with a $250,000 loss, which was attributed to iDubbbz and his team at the time. During the latest episode of "Caleb Hammer LIVE," Hammer touched on Ian's financial status, saying:
"And we know [iDubbbz] doesn't have money... He is falling off. He doesn't really get any viewers on Twitch." (Timestamp - 42:44)
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Caleb has over 2.7 million subscribers on his main YouTube channel and has been actively posting interview-style videos since 2020. His most popular series is the "Financial Audit" videos, where he interviews people about their personal finances.
He is also often considered to be a controversial creator after allegations of him making inappropriate comments about minors surfaced in 2025.
In the latest episode of his live show, the YouTuber continued speaking about iDubbbz's declining internet presence, suggesting that his fall in relevancy is deteriorating his wealth:
"I don't know how they're bringing an income right now, cuz they don't get views." (Timestamp 45:26)
Further, he claimed that he has factual evidence that Ian is legitimately "broke":
"We know for a fact he is broke because my realtor... found... that they were trying to sell their house... and they listed it for only slightly above what they bought it for." (Timestamp - 44:54)
Overall, Caleb Hammer claims that Ian and Anisa's sale of their home for a marginal profit indicates the YouTuber's financial struggles.
"I was blocked": Caleb Hammer says that he was banned from watching iDubbbz on Twitch
Hammer also touched on his experience with iDubbbz on Twitch. The YouTuber claimed that he was banned a day after he followed Ian to "track his views":
"Followed him on Twitch. That was it. I wasn't even streaming anymore at that point cuz it was like a month after I was done streaming. I just followed him on Twitch cuz I just wanted to track his views because it's very interesting to see how little views he gets. I went the next day because it said he went live. I was blocked." (Timestamp - 43:22)
Further, he expressed confusion about the ban, wondering why he was suspended despite having no interaction with Ian whatsoever:
"I was banned and blocked. I never commented. I've never said a word about him. I've never done anything involving him."
In other news, iDubbbz said he stopped listening to Radiohead because he felt they were "a little bit Zionist-coded."
