xQc says he has zero pull over NoPixel invites even though he co-owns the server

Caught this Dexerto piece about xQc and it's honestly kind of funny. Dude is a co-owner of NoPixel, one of the biggest GTA RP servers out there, but he's out here saying he has no power over who gets invited. Like, at all.

I get that co-owner might just mean he put money in and doesn't handle day to day stuff. NoPixel has a whole admin team and application process. But still, you'd think being a co-owner gets you at least a phone call when a big streamer wants in. Apparently not.

He's been streaming on the server for years, had his own drama with bans and whatnot, so maybe he's just tired of people assuming he can pull strings. There's a whole ecosystem of streamers who think knowing xQc gets them a whitelist spot. He's basically saying that's not how it works.

Makes me think about how GTA 6 RP is gonna shake out. Rockstar bought Cfx.re a while back, so FiveM and RedM are officially theirs now. When GTA 6 drops on console only at first, RP is probably still a PC thing for a while. But once the PC port hits, every server owner and their mom is gonna try to be the next NoPixel. And if co-owners can't even control invites on the biggest server, imagine the chaos on a brand new one.

Also lowkey funny that xQc is clarifying this now. Dude probably got flooded with DMs after some streamer got denied and blamed him. Classic RP community drama.

Anyway, not a huge story but it's a reminder that money doesn't equal admin power. And for GTA 6, we're probably gonna see a ton of people throwing cash at servers thinking they'll get special treatment. Good luck with that.

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Source: Dexerto · Curated content.