Spilling The TeaWhy Are TikTok’s Sway House And Hype House Feuding? A Breakdown Of All Their Drama

Who makes up Hype House?

Originally, the Hype House was made up of 19 influencers — including Thomas, Daisy Keech, Chase Hudson, Addison Rae, Ondreaz and Tony Lopez, Patrick Huston, Ryland Storms, Wyatt Xavier, Charli and Dixie D’Amelio, Connor Yates, James and Jack Wright, Nick Austin, Calvin Goldby, Alex Warren, Kouvr Annon and Avani Gregg. But over the last few months, a few members have left the group.

Who makes up Sway House?

As fans know, when the Sway House first stepped onto the scene it was comprised of Bryce, Anthony Reeves and Kio Cyr. Quinton Griggs, Griffin Johnson, Jaden Hossler and Josh Richards were also part of the social media group, but recently announced their departure.

But despite joining the TikTok world after the Hype House, Bryce ensured fans that at first, there was no bad blood between the two influencer groups.

“There’s no beef with Hype House. Everyone is making it this thing like, Hype House versus Sway House,” he said when appearing on “The Zach Sang Show” in February 2020. “There’s like 16 people in that house. There’s no room for us.”

When did all the drama start?

The first clue that there were issues between these two houses came in March 2020, following the release of Josh and Bryce’s diss track about Chase, called “Still Softish.” In the tune, he seemingly made a reference to the fact that Chase was talking to other girls during his relationship with Charli. After the couple officially broke up in April 2020, Bryce threw some more shade and claimed that Chase treated Charli like “complete s**t” during their relationship.

Did the Hype House and Sway House ever want to join forces?

Following the Sway House’s feud with Chase, it seemed like everything was all good between them. They teamed up with the Hype House for some pretty epic pranks and even tricked fans into thinking they were joining forces to make the Swype House. The groups officially collaborated for a video in June 2020, and at the time, Bryce took to Twitter and trolled the internet saying he’s now a Hype House member.

Although he was totally kidding at the time, it looked like there was no bad blood between the two influencer squads anymore, considering Bryce also collaborated with Ryland.

What happened with Chase Hudson and the Sway House?

Well, even though it seemed like Bryce and the Sway House had stopped their feud with the Hype House, Chase started all the drama up again in July 2020. For those who missed it, in a since-deleted tweet, Chase claimed that he kissed Josh’ ex-girlfriend, Nessa Barrett, while they were both single. Charli clapped back with her own reply, claiming that Chase showed up at her house after kissing Nessa. And after she dropped that bomb, pretty much everyone in the Sway House got involved and rallied behind her.

Things continued to get messier when Chase decided to seemingly expose all his fellow TikTokers and their own past relationships. In a since-deleted tweet he wrote, “Since all my drama has to be put on the internet for the world to judge me, let’s lay out everyone else’s.”

Eventually, all the Sway House boys got involved and posted pretty cryptic messages, which seemed to be about Chase. They continuously called him “fake” in screenshots that were posted to TikTok Room.

Then Jaden got involved, and he called out Chase and said he needed to “stop lying and giving half the truth to make yourself look better.” He also seemingly drove to the Hype House and confronted Chase face-to-face. Hours later, the entire feud came to an end after Jaden took to Twitter and said he “talked” with Chase and there was “no fighting” involved. All parties have since acknowledged the drama, and Chase told fans that he should have just “kept it offline.”

What happened with Addison and the Sway House boys?

After the major drama that riddled TikTok in July 2020, fans though that would be the end, but a few weeks later Addison — who is no longer considered a Hype House member — was involved in a feud with Bryce and Eliza Minor. It all started  in August 2020, days after Bryce announced that although he wasn’t dating Addison, they were “testing the waters” of their relationship. Then footage of a party at the Sway House hit the web and a girl (who was not Addison) was dancing on Bryce’s lap. At the time, fans online identified the girl as Eliza.

After posting some pretty flirty pictures on Instagram alongside Bryce, Addison took them down. When talking to the paparazzi, Bryce claimed that he didn’t know why. But when confronted with the same question, Addison said, “A girl’s gotta do what a girls gotta do.”

They ended up going back and forth on Twitter before revealing that they had talked in person and “handled” things. All’s well that ends well, right?!

Where do the Hype House and Sway House stand now?

Well, the founders of both houses — Thomas and Bryce — are actually embroiled in major feud once again, after they ensured fans there was no more drama between them back in June. This time, it all started after Bryce claimed the Hype House was “full of lies and s**t a** content” on Twitter.

Thomas replied to Bryce talking about his squad with, “Kid’s content is literally only talking about us at this point.”

Then, Bryce told Thomas to “stay in your lane,” which resulted in the two going back and forth on social media. Eventually, Thomas brought up Bryce’s arrest from May 2020. Days later, when talking to the paparazzi, the Hype House founder explained why he stopped acknowledging Bryce’s tweets and said, “I was just a little tired to waking up to TikTokRoom with someone talking s**t everyday that I thought was my friend.”

Thomas also revealed that he wanted to “fight” the Sway House boys off camera.

After staying silent for a few days, Bryce responded with a YouTube video directed at Thomas.

“Thomas Petrou, what the f**k are you doing dude?” he said, before calling out the Hype House for creating “fake content” and explaining their current beef. He also explained that he wanted to hold a boxing match against Thomas and would donate $500,00 to charity no matter who won.

Thomas has since uploaded a video, but did not address Bryce any further. Previously, he told fans to “stop talking s**t and talk about Lebanon,” and in his vlog shared resources for to viewers to donate following the following the recent explosion in Beirut.

In a YouTube video uploaded on August 26, Bryce seemingly threw more had at Thomas by asking fans if they wanted him to sell his necklace “for free online, but you just have to pay shipping and handling.” As fans know this came weeks after the Hype House cofounder came under major fire for “scamming” fans after charging $20 shipping on a free chain.