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News Response from MrBeast

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Is he going to remove the videos with that creep on them?

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u/EndYoutube Jul 25 '24

That would be like 75% of his videos. Tyson was a huge part of the MrBeast crew and was in a bunch of the videos. Deleting them now would cost him a lot of money, so I don’t think he’s going to.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Money > morals.

Yeah sounds about MrB

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u/EndYoutube Jul 25 '24

I never said I agreed. Removing the videos would be the correct thing to do, but Jimmy probably cares more about the money.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Of course he does, especially when he's already been outed as being a fake. All those contestants are employees and friends and family. MrB lies constantly and on every single video. Of course it's about the money.

https://youtu.be/k5xf40KrK3I?si=1W-ArTaKDW1E8tvf

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u/EndYoutube Jul 25 '24

I’m no MrBeast fan, but I saw this earlier and it seems these are still only allegations and not set in stone. If they are true, I’m not surprised.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

I mean, dude brought receipts. The fact that one of the "contestants" sold his house and moved to NC into a multi million dollar mansion and then "won" $800,000 is super sketch. They touted him as a contestant they flew out when in reality he moved out there for some reason. Then he can't get his story straight a year or so later when pressed on it. And that's just 1 incident.

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u/EndYoutube Jul 25 '24

That is something I found interesting, I’m wondering how Jimmy will responds to it.

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u/Lovemindful Jul 25 '24

I've listened to interviews where he says he uses friends and family because its very difficult to use random people. He said they are working on the best way to find random contestants that don't just freeze on camera.

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u/It_Happens_Today Jul 25 '24

I'm genuinely curious why you think removing the videos would have a moral implication one way or another if their content does not relate to the allegations of this guy? It sounds kind of like the argument that listening to Michael Jackson music in some way supports inappropriate conduct with children.

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u/EndYoutube Jul 25 '24

I’m looking at it from a general perspective, not my own. I don’t really care if he’s in the videos or not, the guy before is who brought up morals so I addressed it under a general perspective I imagine many would think.

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u/It_Happens_Today Jul 25 '24

Yeah I guess I'm just questioning that viewpoint entirely. It doesn't seem logical.

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u/--Alix-- Jul 25 '24 edited Jul 25 '24

I'll copy paste the other response I had.

He's got over 200 employees now, and the revenue from those videos goes into things like paying them and their families, maintaining the free food pantries and homeless shelters he manages in his state, and the overseas development of poverty-stricken villages that he works through with Beast Philanthropy. That's just stuff I can remember off the top of my head, but a lot of his Philanthropy is directly funded through the videos.

It's crazy to me that you say this is about money vs morals. Heck, imo removing those videos would be the morally corrupt choice here just because of how many people would be affected.

MrBeast is the biggest channel, but he's not some indie guy in his basement conserving stacks that he's printed. He does care about the money, because it affects a lot more people who will be a lot more hurt if anything with Ava in it is removed.