Clearly, things are over for the "Dream Team." On Jan. 29, Jason deleted all of the videos on their joint channel, uploading a new one titled "This is not the end. ❤️" where he says that he and Alexia have broken up, but he will be using the channel for challenge videos.

Jason asked that his subscribers "wouldn't mention her in the comments and stuff. I'm trying to move on," but the comments are filled with those pointing out his toxic behavior.

On his main channel, though, Jason has announced that he's going on an indefinite hiatus.

"I've done a lot of stupid things in my life and a lot of stupid things for attention on YouTube," he said in the video, titled "Goodbye..." "I'm really not proud of who I became. I really lost who I was as a person in pursuit of success... I really don't know who I am anymore."

YouTube confirmed to TubeFilter that they had demonetized all of the videos on the ImJayStation channel, citing the assault charges filed against him on Feb. 3 as their reason for demonetizing his platform.

It's unclear when — or if the controversial creator will come back, but Alexia is making YouTube video on her own channel now, where she already has over 70,000 subscribers.