YouTuber MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, is under fire for not addressing controversies surrounding his company in his recent video releases. Despite serious allegations about working conditions, he has continued to post new content, including a video titled “7 Days Stranded In A Cave,” which has already garnered over 10 million views. However, this video, filmed in New Zealand, made no mention of the ongoing issues and instead included a promotion for his new toy brand, MrBeast Labs.
The criticism has escalated as viewers accuse MrBeast of deleting comments related to the controversy and manipulating the comment sections of his videos. Similar allegations surfaced with his previous video, “Survive 100 Days In Nuclear Bunker.” A frustrated Twitter user highlighted the situation, criticizing MrBeast for seemingly ignoring the controversy despite being the most subscribed YouTuber.
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MrBeast has not publicly addressed the allegations since announcing a third-party investigation into his company on July 22, 2024. Some collaborators, like Ludwig, have distanced themselves from MrBeast, including ending a sponsorship deal with MrBeast’s Feastables brand. Ludwig mentioned that while the decision was amicable, he would not work with MrBeast again until the issues were resolved. Jake Weddle, another collaborator, has also refused a significant payment from MrBeast, predicting more allegations might emerge with the release of Dogpack’s third video.
Despite the growing scrutiny, MrBeast has chosen to remain silent, leading many fans to demand a direct response to the allegations against him and his company.
