Ludwig and MoistCr1tiKaL named Shopify Rebellion co-owners

Popular banners Ludwig “Ludwig” Agren and Charles “MoistCr1TiKal” Christopher White Jr. They became co-owners of Shopify Rebellion.

As a result, the North American organization merged with… Ludwig and MoistCr1TiKalPrevious team Wet sports.

The merger marks the end Wet sports. An organization founded in 2021 by Moist Cr1TiKal. Over the past four years, the organization has offered rosters in Rocket League, VALORANT, and Apex Legends.

To celebrate the merger between the two organizations, Shopify Rebellion has launched a website Exclusive fan pack Where fans can purchase merchandise and Mogi and Rebel pins, the organizations’ mascots.

“Today, we welcome Ludwig and Charles as the new co-owners of Rebellion,” the letter read. statement From the founder of Shopify Rebellion Jeremy Steves.

“Working together allows us to build more and stronger teams, invest more deeply for fans, provide more for our players, and create a unique and more resilient organization for the long term.”

Ludwig is one of the top streamers on Twitch, with 3.3 million followers on his channel. On YouTube, his channel has a total of 6.5 million subscribers.

White Jr. He is another huge personality on Twitch, with 5.6 million followers on his channel. His YouTube channel has 16.4 million subscribers, making the duo some of the most popular content creators in the gaming industry.

Interestingly, this is not the first collaboration between Shopify Rebellion and Moist Esports. In September 2023, The two organizations joined forces To join a shared roster in VALORANT Challengers in North America, and participate in the creation of an MxS team.

In 2024, the team placed third in the VALORANT Challengers North America Qualifiers, with their last match taking place in November 2024.

Besides hosting the VALORANT roster, Shopify Rebellion is extensively involved in the League of Legends scene. Organization She currently runs a partner venue in Newly renamed LTA North, which also includes another creator-led organization, Disguised.

Esports organizations are no stranger to merging to build a stronger brand. Last year saw OverActive Media, the parent company of MAD Lion, merge and gain popularity Spanish organizations KOI and Movistar Riders.