Every July 4th brings fireworks, but this year, FaZe Clan’s explosive Independence Day party in LA set the internet on fire in more ways than one. What started as a mega gathering of streamers, creators, and online icons quickly turned into a headline-worthy spectacle filled with viral moments, unexpected reunions, confrontations, and drama.

Here's a breakdown of everything that had the internet talking.

From Twitch to Twitter, FaZe’s July 4th bash dominated timelines. Not only did top-tier creators like Extra Emily, Plaqueboymax, and Sakura Shymko make appearances, but streamers from OTK, OTV, and even YouTube influencers joined the madness. With multiple livestreams running simultaneously and cameras everywhere, the party became one big unfiltered reality show — broadcast straight to the internet.

Nothing got fans more excited than a surprise “Jakura” moment, the now-fan-favorite duo Jason (Jasontheween) and Sakura Shymko. During a casual photo op, Sakura gave Jason a kiss on the cheek, sending him into an adorable meltdown on stream.

The moment went instantly viral, with fans fueling relationship rumors and clipping the interaction from every angle. "Jakura" just became the ship of the season.

One of the more awkward moments of the night involved streamer NotQuiteLikeDub.

While others freely streamed the party, Dub was told by FaZe security to stop broadcasting or leave.

After a month-long hiatus from streaming, FaZe’s own Plaqueboymax made a surprise appearance that had fans buzzing. Though he didn’t go live himself, Max popped up in multiple livestreams, most notably in an emotional moment with fellow FaZe member Lacy.

Extra Emily also fangirled during her interaction with Max, making it one of the most rewatched clips of the night.

As night fell, the mood shifted. Streamer Wendy Ortiz was caught on camera in a heated altercation outside the FaZe house.

Security intervened quickly, separating Wendy and the other woman before things escalated further. Wendy’s sister Evelyn also joined in, adding fuel to the fire. Fortunately, things were defused before any real damage was done — but not before clips of the incident blew up online.

In a semi-spicy, mostly-funny exchange, Extra Emily confronted Stable Ronaldo poolside, demanding compensation for “five hate threads.”

He replied with “How about five apologies?” and actually delivered. What could’ve been a tense feud turned into a quirky apology segment, reminding everyone: streamers are way too online — even at parties.

By the end of the night, FaZe’s party had taken over the internet. At one point, 4 of the top 8 most-viewed Twitch clips in 24 hours came directly from the party. TikTok wasn’t far behind — short clips of Jason and Sakura, Max’s cameos, and Wendy’s altercation racked up millions of views within hours.Stay tuned. Because if this is how FaZe celebrates freedom, the next party might just break the internet all over again.