Why MrBeast Philanthropy Will Never Save The World

MrBeast might seem like a real-life superhero using his wealth and access to make the world a better place, but the harsh truth is that Beast Philanthropy will never save the world because of one fundamental flaw in his way of giving.

[milestreet]

7:28, 12:13 and 15:55 are the crux of this video, everything else is standard youtube video essay.

[Laserprinter]

You know it's serious when Aperture makes a video on it💀💀💀

[AncestorAdamFlores]

His philanthropy is more like a transaction. Basically, they get money/food/ or support in general, and Mr.Beasts obtains views/money/ and a better reputation

[koneye]

Doing something for someone is always better than doing nothing for no one

[Hataraiii]

U know it’s bad when aperture is making a vid on it

[analyst]

I wasn't expecting Aperture to ride the Mrbeast downfall train, what a time to be alive

[wanderlustintrovert]

Oh the irony of people commenting because of the title without actually watching the video and therefore understanding the actual issue. Guess that was to be expected. I really enjoyed a video on the Mr Beast topic that isn't purely drama. These days you can get easy clicks with that but this video actually had substance (even though it isn't the first video talking about the problematic aspects of this kind of charity)

[tanbir]

00:04 MrBeast philanthropy may not save the world due to a fundamental flaw in his giving approach
02:14 Mr. Beast integrates charity with entertainment, blurring the lines between the two.
06:16 MrBeast's philanthropy driven by desire for online fame
08:18 MrBeast's philanthropy has limitations and unintended consequences
12:16 MrBeast's philanthropy may not create lasting change but could influence others in his audience and the YouTube community.
14:23 MrBeast philanthropy lacks genuine altruism
18:12 Mr. Beast's philanthropy makes a difference but may not be sustainable
20:10 Recommendations for more ethical viral philanthropy content
23:53 Benefits of Patreon membership on 7th September 2024

[bottleflaskan]

A nice person doesn't need to record himself being nice

[Skull]

It's ALWAYS too good to be true and this is just the new case that keeps proving it

[comicious_comics]

No way!! Even Aperture's getting involved 🤣😭😂

[mikeyg.]

One successful man in the Philippines once said " Instead of giving man a fish to be fed once but teach him how to fish and he will have a food for life" what I said here may not be exact but hopefully you get what it means.

[standardqueue]

Charity ceases to be charity once it becomes an investment.

[MaeBee]

John Wayne Gacy did good works in his community. It took decades before his family and friends found out the truth about him. Jimmy Seville was a jewel of Brittan before the public found out the truth about him. When someone goes to such great lengths to portray themselves and a good person the more sus I am of them.

[MazeMediaTV]

I am hopeful that this 'entertainment philanthropy' could one day evolve into something more sustainable.

[apexheat]

This is what happens when people put celebrities and influencers, which are basically glorified strangers, on a pedestal.
Tate, Ben Shapiro, iman ghazi, jimmy etc. Time and time again, regarding profiles like these, it always turn out that the image they sell up front to us viewers is different to the reality behind the scenes

[AdmiredDisorder]

I feel like Mark Rober is a more appropriate replacement for YouTuber philanthropist... He curated a program focused on learning for kids and young adults and the surprises are in controlled environments or not recorded. I'd think it's a probably better alternative while retaining the showy editing style people probably want to watch. Hoping Rober doesn't come up in the future as hot topic in some scandal tho... It's really tiring to see happen again and again

[c-LAW]

It'd be cool to see a MRSBEASE VIDEO: I RESCUED 100 Child Slaves harvesting cocoa - for my chocolate bars.

[glefyr]

we playing a facade with this one🗣️🔥🔥❗❗

[CSS-hvnn]

Giving away random stuffs to random people shouldn't be called philanthropy