Valkyrae Criticizes Jason Momoa for Allegedly Mistreating Crew on Minecraft Movie Set

Popular live streamer Valkyrae has labeled her experience with Jason Momoa on the set of A Minecraft Movie as the worst celebrity interaction she has ever witnessed. Valkyrae, who appears in a cameo role in the film, has revealed troubling allegations about Momoa’s conduct that have cast a somber tone over the film’s production.

During a recent discussion with fellow streamer JasonTheWeen, Valkyrae shared her dismay over Momoa’s alleged behavior on set. “How do I say this? So, Minecraft Movie. I have a cameo in the Minecraft Movie that’s coming out. So, I would have to say, Jason Momoa,” Valkyrae remarked.

According to Valkyrae, Momoa’s treatment of the crew was far from the professional demeanor one would expect. She described witnessing Momoa “yelling” at crew members after a particularly intense and emotional scene. “I just saw him mistreat some of the crew, and it was pretty disappointing,” Valkyrae said. She speculated that Momoa might have been influenced by his method of acting, but was nonetheless taken aback by his behavior.

The YouTuber explained, “He was really mad at them for not doing something right, like setting up the shot. He was angry, really mad, and yelling. I thought, ‘Man, this is not a good work environment. I would not be happy working under these conditions.’” Valkyrae’s disappointment reflects a broader sense of letdown, especially given the high expectations surrounding the film.

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Directed by Jared Hess, A Minecraft Movie features an ensemble cast including Jack Black, Emma Myers, Danielle Brooks, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, and Jennifer Coolidge. Despite the star-studded lineup, the film has faced its share of troubles. The first trailer for the movie was met with overwhelming negativity, receiving 1.5 million dislikes compared to just 660,000 likes on YouTube. This has only deepened concerns about the film’s potential success.

Scheduled for release on April 4, 2025, A Minecraft Movie now carries the weight of not only its rocky production but also the shadows cast by Valkyrae’s disheartening account of on-set dynamics. As anticipation builds, the film’s prospects seem increasingly overshadowed by the troubling revelations and the tepid reception to its promotional material.