100 Thieves punish CouRage for Star Wars opinion by vandalizing his room

Bill Cooney

Streamer and renowned Star Wars hater Jack “CouRage” Dunlop got a surprise from his fellow 100 Thieves members all based on his least-favorite cinematic franchise.

CouRage’s dislike for Star Wars is no secret with the esports personality regularly attempting to roast the series and it’s fans.

One of his most controversial claims is that “Transformers > Star Wars”, a statement that other streamers like Ninja, have thrown back in his face time and time again.

The Star Wars fans strike back

On Friday October 25 CouRage posted pictures of what looked like some his fellow 100 Thieves members covering his room in Star Wars memorabilia.

There were printed out posters covering every surface except the ceiling, a Yoda statue, and even a new Star Wars bedspread.

But the pranksters also look to be hanging something on the window – turns out it’s a massive print out of the streamer’s infamous recent tweet comparing Star Wars to Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and more.

CouRage has really leaned into the Star Wars hate over the last year and it seems like his latest tweet about the films was the last straw for the hardcore pranksters.

Apparently some people on 100T disagreed with the idea enough to go to the trouble of putting all of the stuff back on his walls after plastering them with Star Wars images.

The Star Wars sheets are a nice touch too, but sadly the streamer probably won’t be holding onto them after he cleans up – but you never know.

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The prank seems to have been conducted by the 100T group of streamers called “The Mob”, who CouRage has gone back and forth with in the past.

This unexpected Star Wars room makeover probably won’t do anything to change his opinion on the franchise, but it was entertaining nonetheless.

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Bill is a former writer at Dexerto based in Iowa, who covered esports, gaming and online entertainment for more than two years. With the US team, Bill covered Overwatch, CSGO, Influencer culture, and everything in between.