Shane Dawson
Video creator who publicly supported Tati's Halo Beauty during the 2019 conflict. In 2020, Tati alleged that Dawson and Jeffree Star influenced her decision to publish BYE SISTER.... Dawson publicly rejected her account.
Jeffree Star vs Kat Von D: Friendship Breakup, BJ Betts Logo Dispute and Later Revivals
Jeffree Star and Kat Von D were close friends for roughly a decade, with Von D tattooing much of Star's body and naming a lipstick shade after him. Their relationship collapsed publicly in July 2016. Von D announced that she wanted to disassociate herself from Star and cited what she described as inappropriate behavior including drug-related conduct, racism and bullying. Her detailed YouTube explanation focused most concretely on artist BJ Betts, whom she had introduced to Star during the early development of Jeffree Star Cosmetics. Von D alleged that Betts created logo work used by the brand and had not been paid. Star disputed that framing, saying Betts had done early concept work but had not designed the final entire packaging system, and he denied stealing Betts's logo. On July 20, Betts himself stated that the matter with Star had been amicably resolved, while Star said Betts had been paid. Star then published a twenty-three-minute response accusing Von D of omitting context and acting with malicious intent. In October 2016 Star praised Von D's tattoo work and said the drama was dead in his eyes, but there was no mutual public reconciliation. The feud revived in 2018 after Von D replied 'Jeffree who?' to a viewer and Star responded in FULL FACE OF BRANDS THAT HATE ME, criticized her for the continuing availability of the lipstick shade bearing his name and mocked her then-public vaccination position. Star made another joke about Von D in 2020. No later direct reconciliation or sustained new two-sided conflict was identified through August 2026.
Jake Paul vs Alissa Violet: Team 10 Breakup, Cheating Claims and Diss Tracks
Jake Paul and Alissa Violet's relationship combined romance, housing, work and public content within the early Team 10 ecosystem. The relationship became a major public feud in February 2017 when Paul removed Violet from the Team 10 house and accused her of cheating with someone close to him. Violet rejected the framing, saying Paul repeatedly told her they were not officially together while bringing other women home, and accused him of treating her as property connected to his business. The breakup quickly became monetized content through social-media attacks, merchandise and diss tracks. Paul and Team 10 released It's Everyday Bro in May 2017, and Violet responded with RiceGum on Its EveryNight Sis. In June, Violet released What you've been waiting for and alleged repeated cheating, emotional manipulation and controlling behavior by Paul. The feud then became intertwined with Violet's relationship with FaZe Banks and the wider Team 10 versus Clout House rivalry. In August 2017, Violet appeared in Banks's response to Jake's assault allegation and made additional claims about Jake spitting at her and physically shoving her during past incidents. In Shane Dawson's 2018 documentary, Violet refined her account: she said Jake had been mentally and emotionally harmful and had shoved her during incidents, but explicitly said she did not consider him a physical abuser. She also confirmed that she later slept with Logan Paul and expressed regret. Jake gave his own retrospective account in the finale. The wider Team 10-Clout House rivalry publicly de-escalated in 2019, although Jake later uploaded The truth about Alissa Violet in December 2019. Later interviews and retrospectives continued to mention the relationship, but no renewed sustained direct Jake-Alissa feud was identified through August 2026.
Jake Paul vs FaZe Banks: Warwick Assault Allegation, Counterclaims and Reconciliation
The conflict erupted in August 2017 after Team 10 assistant Meg Zelly said FaZe Banks injured her at the Warwick nightclub in Los Angeles. Jake Paul, who was not present for the alleged incident, published her account and presented Banks as a potential danger to others. Banks denied intentional assault, argued that Team 10 had changed the framing from an accidental encounter to a deliberate attack, and threatened defamation litigation. His response expanded the dispute by featuring Jake Paul's former partner Alissa Violet, who made separate allegations about Jake's past behavior. Former Team 10 member Max Beaumont later said he did not witness Banks assault anyone and believed any contact with Meg was accidental. LAPD confirmed that a battery allegation was reported and investigated, but the reviewed public record does not establish a criminal finding against Banks or a filed defamation case by Banks against Paul. In 2018 Shane Dawson's documentary series revived the dispute. Jake acknowledged that publicly using the allegation to make Banks look bad had been a poor decision and deleted the original video, while Banks continued to deny the assault and said nightclub security footage supported him. The feud then shifted toward a possible boxing match before Jake and Banks publicly reconciled in 2019. A 2022 Impaulsive appearance revisited the rivalry but did not establish a renewed active conflict.
Tati Westbrook vs James Charles: Bye Sister and No More Lies
The public conflict between Tati Westbrook and James Charles began in April 2019 after Charles promoted SugarBearHair at Coachella, a competitor to Westbrook's Halo Beauty supplement company. Westbrook posted emotional Instagram Stories saying she felt betrayed, while Charles apologized and said the SugarBearHair arrangement had been made because the company helped him obtain a safer festival pass. After Gabriel Zamora publicly criticized Westbrook's handling of the disagreement, she uploaded the 43-minute BYE SISTER... on May 10, 2019. The video publicly ended her friendship with Charles and expanded the dispute beyond vitamins and business loyalty into serious allegations about his behavior toward straight or questioning men and his use of fame, money, and influence. Charles initially responded with an approximately eight-minute apology titled tati, apologizing to Tati and her husband without offering the detailed factual rebuttal that came later. During the following week, numerous creators and other public figures entered the dispute, while Charles lost millions of YouTube subscribers and Westbrook gained millions. On May 18, Charles published the 41-minute No More Lies. He presented screenshots, messages, and other material disputing substantial parts of Westbrook's account, including the SugarBearHair timeline and the interaction with Seattle waiter Sam Cooke. He denied using fame, money, or power to obtain sexual activity from men, while acknowledging that he had sometimes been overly forward in messages and saying he intended to change his approach. Westbrook initially responded that No More Lies contained lies and half-truths and that she stood by her videos. The next day, however, she said that she and Charles had communicated through an intermediary and that they believed ending the public fight was best for themselves and the community. Jeffree Star also apologized for escalating the conflict, and Charles agreed to stop discussing it publicly. The public ceasefire did not immediately erase the personal consequences. Charles cancelled his Sisters Tour and later spoke about the severe effect the controversy had on his mental health. Around December 2019, according to Westbrook's later account, Charles visited her home and the two privately apologized to and forgave each other. Westbrook disclosed that reconciliation in her June 30, 2020 video BREAKING MY SILENCE..., in which she apologized to Charles and alleged that Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson had supplied her with frightening claims about Charles and manipulated or influenced her decision to publish BYE SISTER.... Those allegations against Star and Dawson were themselves disputed and are not treated as established fact. In 2021, Westbrook said she had stopped communicating with the broader beauty community. In a September 2024 interview with Michelle Phan, she again discussed the background to the 2019 decision, including an unverified claim that an unnamed person warned her that a YouTube executive intended to remove Charles' channel. No later public material reviewed establishes whether Westbrook and Charles currently maintain a friendship. Later 2024, 2025, and 2026 materials found during research were primarily retrospectives and commentary rather than a renewed direct conflict between the two.