(Source: Instagram)
The Hype House is an American content creation collective formed in December 2019. It is also the name of the famous mansion in which they live. Although they have had rotating membership, they have housed some of the most famous TikTok creators of all time like Addison Rae, Charli D’Amelio, Daisy Keech, Chase Hudson a.k.a Lil Huddy and the Lopez Brothers to name just a few.
The Hype House was formed in 2019 by founders Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou, the latter who was previously in Team 10. The Hype House’s main funding came from Daisy Keech, Addison Rae, Lil Huddy, the D’Amelio sisters and Thomas Petrou. During the height of its fame, the Hype House had twenty one members between December 2019 and March 2020, until internal disputes between the members, especially between Daisy Keech and Thomas Petrou, started surfacing on social media. Eventually Daisy Keech and many other members left by the end of 2020, and new members were added to the group.
The Hype House also had a reality series on Netflix, with the title “The Hype House”, which included former and present members of the Hype House. The series is slated to have a second season in 2023, according to ,some media reports.
As of 2022, they have 20.5 million followers on TikTok and 5.4 million followers on Instagram. However, they are not active on YouTube or Twitter.
(Source: Instagram)
| Name | The Hype House |
| Address/Residence | Moorpark, Malibu, California |
| Net Worth | > $10 million (estimated combined sources) |
| Followers | TikTok: 20.5 million; 747.5 million likes |
| Instagram: 5.4 million | |
| Total Views | TikTok: 8.8 billion views |
(Source: Instagram)
The Hype House was officially announced on December 8, 2019 with an announcement video on TikTok. It included the following members:
In early 2020, the Hype House added more members; Larray, Nikita Dragun, Tayler Holder, Sienna Gomez, Eddie Preciado and Michael Sanzone.
At that same time, a feud erupted between Chase Hudson, Thomas Petrou and Daisy Keech. Keech claimed that Petrou and Hudson did not give her credit as the third founder of the Hype House. She also claimed that despite putting in much of the capital for the operation of the collective, she did not get the proportionate rewards and payments for the same. It was claimed that she had put in at least $46,000 for the first deposit for the mansion they had acquired in November 2019. She repeatedly claimed that Thomas never let her speak in interviews and took all the credit for everything the Hype House did. Daisy Keech eventually left the Hype House at the end of February 2020.
Later, after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Charli and Dixie D’Amelio and Addison Rae also left the Hype House, citing issues with Hudson and Petrou, although they have no hard feelings against them, especially Petrou. Many of the founding members also left the Hype House later that year, with the exception of Alex Warren and Kouvr Annan, both of whom left the Hype House later in September 2021.
(Source: Instagram)
The Hype House also gained some new members: Nate Wyatt, Nick Austin, Olivia Ponton, Ryland Storms, Sam Dezz, Tabitha Swatosh, Tayler Holder and Wyatt Xavier.
The Hype House welcomed another member named Vinnie Hacker, much to the surprise of the collective’s fans. He mostly posted “thirst traps” on TikTok which gained millions of views.
The Hype House faced another round of additional memberships in 2022, starting with Renata Valliulina a.k.a Renata Ri, who was ousted from the Hype House only a few months after joining in, owing to a feud with Thomas Petrou. She had joined in December 2021.
(Source: Instagram)
On January 28, 2022, popular content creator Tabitha Swatosh became a Hype House member. Sam Dezz and Brooke Monk joined the house in April 2022. Paige Taylor officially became a member in May 2022. Throughout the first half of the year, the Hype House frequently collaborated with Breezy Boys LA, another content house. Subsequently, in June 2022, all the previous Breezy Boy members (Ace Ackers, Bryce Parker, Eddie Preciado, Jacob Day, Jackson Dean, and Kristian Ramey) became official Hype House members. They are still active to this day.
The Hype House as a collective has sponsorships from one brand in particular- Bang Energy. All the members are required to post at least 1 TikTok containing the brand and its products. This move has been a point of contention for many of the members.
The Hype House also has its own line of merchandise, which is sold on various platforms. This generates a substantial amount of income for the Hype House.
The Hype House also had its own reality show on Netflix titled the same. It premiered in January 2022, and is slated to come back in 2023, according to media reports. The cast contains both former and current members of the Hype House, and talks about what it is like to work for a content house where most of the famous members have left.
On July 21, 2020, Nikita Dragun held a surprise birthday party for Hype House’s Larray during the COVID-19 pandemic at the Hype House mansion. At the time the party was held, California's COVID-19 cases had just surpassed New York's cases. There were an estimated 67 people in attendance, many of whom were not seen to follow appropriate precautionary measures, despite local health laws. Photos and videos of the event appeared on social media sites such as Instagram and Twitter. Residents of The Hype House, who attended the party, later tested negative for COVID-19.
As of 2022, the Hype House is worth more than $10 million, according to media sources. This includes the individual net worths of all the members, as well as Bang Energy sponsorships, ad revenues and appearances on mainstream news media channels and platforms.
As of 2022, they have 20.5 million followers on TikTok and 5.4 million followers on Instagram. However, they are not active on YouTube or Twitter.
In this video, the Hype House does a car-wash themed TikTok, with a sped-up nightcore version of “This Is What You Came For” by Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna. This video has 5.8 million views.
In this video, the Hype House lip-syncs to a popular TikTok audio, all wearing black shirts. This video has 11.2 million views.
In this video, the Hype House lip-syncs to a very popular TikTok audio, appearing to bully fellow member Paige Taylor. This video has 7.8 million views.
In this video, the Hype House members perform a horizontal TikTok to the tune of
“IC3PEAK Dead But Pretty - cvvor”. This video has 9.2 million views.
In this video, members Paige Taylor and Jacob Day do a dance TikTok, using their phone flashlights. This video has 12.7 million views.
A. The Hype House was announced in November 2019, and officially formed on December 8, 2019.
A. The founders of the Hype House are Thomas Petrou, Daisy Keech, Alex Warren and Chase Hudson a.k.a Lil Huddy.
A. As of 2022, the net worth of the Hype House is said to be $10 million, which includes the combined net worth of the individual members.
A. As of 2022, the most popular member to come out of the Hype House is Charli D’Amelio. She joined in 2019 and left the collective in 2020.
A. Yes. The Hype House is still active as of 2022.
All Issues
