Evidence That Mrbeast Is Faking More Videos?

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[KilliOKrew]

I feel they’re still talking about this a lot for the sake of Rosanna getting a lot of flack online for devious plotting, when she v v v clearly didn’t even know how to go about it in the first place. Idk I’m only here bc Rosanna got far too much hate for feeling bad and attempting to talk about a creator as big as mrbeast. So having Ethan, Hila, and H3 in general helping prop her feelings up is awesome

[BinturongGirl]

People saying that it's OK if he lies because he donates so much; how do we know he donates so much if he lies?

[itsjustBonniesworld]

imo
it matters. his fans literally watch him because they think they have a chance to be one of these players 💯

[jurgnobs]

the whole deleted redaction of a redaction thing just screams "sweet person caught up in internwt drama and not sure how to deal with it" to me.

[Willow]

i think what dan is saying about mr beast is true but i think that is precisely why this is kinda a big deal. i think the public perception of mr beast is that he is authentic. if it turns out that he isn’t, that is ok, he can continue to make entertaining reality tv on youtube but people should be aware otherwise it’s misleading. basically

tldr; we should highlight misleading mr beast but he is totally allowed to be misleading and make 1 morbillion dollar forever

[heathersouter]

dan saying its like reality tv makes sense but youd think the people actually IN the videos would be aware, fair enough its fake but at least let the participants know

[Nephialt]

The internet ripped into the Ace family when we found out the winner of their basketball challenge, whom they presented as a "random audience member, " was actually Austin's friend, therefore the prize money was brought into question
I feel like it's only fair that anyone else be held to the same standards if they do the same thing, regardless of the internet's perception of them
Like there is a VERY big difference between the social opinion of Austin McBroom and MrBeast, but they both acted disingenuously for 'altruistic' competitions.

[claireh]

Remember when the ace family did this with their basketball charity events? It was wrong when they did it

[Pushindaisiez]

I love Hila as a blonde but my got she's ABSOLUTELY breathtaking with dark hair! It compliments her light eyes so well! ❤

[ratattack]

16:20 as a long time rupauls drag race fan, the amount of riggery and sneaky shit the producers do is crazy and definitely impacts the outcome of the competition. reality tv and competition shows are totally dramatized!

[annak]

The difference between reality shows and what happened to the creator games is that in a reality show you agree to follow a scenario. They generally give you a role, enhance your "background" if needed so instead of "I just love baking" it becomes the much more heartwarming "my grandma, who loved me very much, taught me all I know about baking, so I participate here to honour her and show how good her recipes are" or something along those lines and nobody cares if your granny passed away before you were born or if she never baked a day in her life, you just have to mention her every other interview... it just sounds better on camera. If any physical games are fixed, everyone is in agreement and if they tell you you need to act as an ass to get eliminated, you do it if it is in your contact that you follow all instructions. This is according to 2 friends who participated in reality TV, although the girl (with the baking ghost grandma, that's her story) got a lawyer to negotiate the contract so that she won't be forced to act in any way that would damage her image. And I'm not saying that all arrogant and unlikable characters on reality TV are scripted, some are like that irl, and the editor selects the most outrageous parts so we all get to see a villain.
Anyway, in those shows everyone is aware of what's happening and has agreed to do what the director says. With Br Beast games, if true, it's a post-production manipulation without the knowledge and consent of the participants, which is wrong.

[onecattwocat]

rosanna is so real for redacting the apology

[Gingermycat]

To me Mr. Beast vs. Reality TV holds different expectations. YouTube is more of growing trust with your audience for an extended period of time and reality TV relationships are not really grown. He just needs to do better.

[eeshiee]

Hila literally said “they get nothing, they get $50, 000, that’s nothing” with peace and love hila.. no words

[notrod]

If we're going to complain about MrBeast, can it be important things like his constant association (and even promotion of!) crypto scammers like Logan Paul, or the hypercapatalist "Wow I love money!" messaging, and not whether his crappy reality show is real or not?

Otherwise all videos like this is turn it into another online slapfight over nothing which doesn't change anything.

[skinsey]

I'm with Dan. Surprise! A YouTuber is faking their content while pretending to be real. Now we know he's fake and orchestrates his contests how he wants. Now we have the info so either watch him or don't but it's probably not gonna have any affect on him. Clearly since he's such a disingenuous person, he probably won't change.

[shesotoxxic]

Saying this is the same as reality tv... yeah, but it's NOT reality tv. it's a normal, every day guy that makes videos on YouTube; the place where the people are given a voice. We (the viewers) hold him to a higher standard because we expect more out of him than we do all of these sleazy TV producers. He went from one of us, to one of them. That's why everyone is upset.

[gleeeleee]

“She’s too green to internet drama”…yea that’s what most ppl aim for.

[billyk]

Dan is kind of right though.

Everyone thought “The Hills” was real and then the series finale happened. A “Love & Hip Hop” star was brought to court to which they pleaded on record the show does fake scenarios.

Also a lot of game shows and competition shows while they don’t “fudge” who wins or progresses, some participants do at times have contracts that require an amount of episodes they must appear in order for them to join the show.

With that being said though, if Mr Beast claims everything is 100% real then yeah this is all pretty weird and misleading. The Willy Wonka analogy is pretty spot on for how the public perceives him.

[gigiamour]

MrBeast is going to be the new David dobrik.

I called it on David 4 years before he got shown out and I’m calling it again here. 💀