–Kel McKnight

Oh, how the mighty have fallen, which shouldn’t be that hard to conceive when we all know that they’ve always been artificially propped up.

The worlds largest youtuber, Jimmy” Donaldson aka ‘Mr. Beast’ as been torn to shreds by the internet in recent weeks thanks to accusations made about his co-host, transgender commentator Kris Tyson.

Tyson has been accused by several women of inappropriate conduct, but the accusations only lead to a flood of accusations coming out against Mr. Beast himself.

For the last month he’s been accused by several former employees of faking videos, faking competitions, facilitating illegal gambling, and stealing content creators ideas after forcing them to sign non-disclosure agreements.

Youtuber Dogpack who used to work for Mr. Beast went viral on the web when he released a hr long video debunking Mr. Beast’s “competitions” all of which are fake and often doesn’t even give out the prizes that he claims are for people who subscribe to his channel. Dogpack also mentioned that virtually no Black people worked for Mr. Beast and the few that did were paid less than half of the salaries that their white counterparts who had the same or less skill than them were paid.

“Virtually no Black people worked for Mr. Beast and the few that did were paid less than half of the salaries that their white counterparts’ who had the same or less skill than them were paid.“

Mr. Beast sounds like a racist.

And then another youtuber named Ty Ore essentially confirmed these allegations when he also came out and said that not only is Mr. Beast stealing content creators’ ideas but he’s also racist who routinely steals from Black content creators in specific.

Multiple content creators associated with Mr. Beast have come out over the last 3 weeks and they say that they’re now being sent cease and desist threats from him, even going as far as posting the letters on social media for proof.

Basically, Mr. Beast is running a scam according to several former employees and his company who promotes itself as different from corporate America but in practice may actually be closer to the same white-owned predatory companies who we’re all trying to get away from.

-Kel McKnight, B1Daily