MrBeast Is Never Going To Recover From This

[@ristopaasivirta9770]

He wasn't lying when he said he is bad at youtube.

[@FireJach]

Fr 😂

[@Wealth_Atlas]

Group think dog pile ahhh think 🙏

[@shotgunchris]

According to 4-chan Mr Beast and Asmongold belong to the same talent agency, which is directly connected to Disney/Amazon. The company is called Night Media and owns Dr. Pepper.

[@TheKoPro11]

@@shotgunchris Mr Beast left that agency in May. Mr Beast still is connected to Amazon and was about to produce that big Squid Game IRL show for them I believe. The pilot episode was where people broke bones and went hungry for way too long.

[@KrugerFS]

Yeah, he's doing better than I would've done, but can't blame him for being bad at presenting.

[@BrandonWhatTheF]

Can't believe Mr. Beast got cancelled before I got my chance to win millions

[@derederekat9051]

or you can make a history of "Mr.Beast do this to me" and get millions!

[@antoniomargallo5317]

You've still got the Lottery. Keep that dream alive.

[@danterage9637]

Fig

[@1roxyfan491]

​@danterage9637 That's a nice fruit but that has nothing to do with the topic bud.

[@SNPRGhillie]

These people don't win all that money. They are actors

[@TurtleChad1]

A KZbinr with 308 million subscribers falling off would be revolutionary for KZbin history

[@rebvodka9013]

unlucky

[@SomeBsMovie]

can't happen if the target audience are literal toddlers

[@derederekat9051]

unlikely.

[@TheRealestGoober]

@@SomeBsMovie the target audience is unironically newborns whose parent just let them rot on videos. Future generation for america..

[@protonaccount2811]

Serious question. Isn't this like the 2008 financial crisis where certain banks were bailed out because they were deemed 'too big to fail?' Would a KZbinr of this size disappearing cause KZbin to collapse on itself?

[@kyeongho76]

“Yeah if you work for somebody you should get paid. Is that $150? $300 idk” 32:42 Bros gofundme set at $1.7mil: 😂😂😂

[@THEBIOSHOCK1987]

The fact bro idea is just so basic and not even original

[@60sekundenpolitik]

That was unbelievable and i think that shows...he did NOT pass the "Vibe check".

[@Raderade1-pt3om]

For 10$ idea u can find in comments

[@slain4ever]

he got paid flights, accomodation, food, a dog sitter, every other expense on his free vacation. Probably a couple thousand

[@jasonramirez5312]

This dude was right he sucks as a KZbinr. Takes too long to get to the point that I tuned out and had to really force myself to listen

[@Ti_Fire]

He’s horrendous and cringe indeed

[@UnknownLake]

and on top of that he failed to blur out the MrBeast recruiter's name in the email at 5:48, he sucks even as an editor.

[@paulpereira7735]

I legit dozed off midway of his yapping

[@StuartRobertson-y4n]

Sounds like a you issue

[@aeronwolfe7072]

haha.... jinx

[@Jeff-fc7nf]

I can see why they didnt want him. Dude takes 45 minutes to explain a 3 minute concept.

[@digisuboob]

super tiring person. i can see it happening in the office.

[@zrider100z]

It's like I was watching DSP but at least he has some substance

[@Zuron]

Because if he said it in 3 minutes, it'd be "I pitched an idea to MrBeast with Mario and trap doors and stuff, he used it in his video and now owes me 1,7 million dollars." Oh wait that was 3 seconds, but there isn't much more to it.

[@Eonsgu]

Yea I agree.

[@hextree]

People thinking it took too long have been watching too much Tiktok.

[@rizzz___]

I agree with Zack that MrBeast's production should compensate him for his work, no matter how small, but asking viewers to donate through GoFundMe seems entirely unrelated, especially since he's not currently in a dire financial situation. He even mentioned he's an editor for several big channels. If he feels wronged by MrBeast's production, he should consider legal action, not asking his viewers for funding. To be fair, this kind of "idea theft" through fake opportunities happens quite often. In my experience working at a consulting firm, clients sometimes send detailed RFPs (Request for Proposals) with the sole intention of brainstorming ideas without any real intention of moving forward with the project. So, I can somewhat believe it could have happened to him. However, in this case, it feels like he's just trying to capitalize on the current drama, using the "scammed-by-MrBeast" narrative (which likely true) as a justification to start a GoFundMe campaign.

[@mynamejeef7166]

I dont you know how the law works in the us , legal action is very commonly just not worth it because its too expensive , why hire a lawyer if the lawyer will be more expensive than the money youd get by winning? thats why big companies always drag out legal cases , they hope you go broke or give up.

[@Micecheese]

We cannot normalize $200 for every third version of an idea off a whiteboard, and $1.7 million for every unpaid work day.

[@rodolfofelix9531]

This is for morals, mr.beast owns his idea he was on a trail run working for Mr beast and working for the company (he was paid for all of that). Anything he did there jimmy can own all ideas lol. The guy shouldn’t get no money he buggin

[@Sliider36]

what a coincidence. the man flies out there, pitches an obstacle course design, helps them plan it. they ditch him, then create it almost immediately. sure, this isnt a super original idea. but they still absolutely co-opted his idea and ran with it. the timing is far too coincidental. they used this mans concept.

[@tankaheavy]

I hire you you work I don’t pay you and force you to leave damn you just accept that ok by

[@topspot4834]

I'm 30 minutes in, the only thing I've heard is that he had a generic idea for an obstacle course and didn't get paid the millions he thought he would.

[@mac1bc]

I'm 10 minutes in and I'd just like someone to spoil then ending. I'm losing patience waiting on the controversy. .

[@asdfff123]

I am about 5 minutes into the video and this guy already hyped himself up about 10 times. Not the best way to start a video.

[@ColorblindMonk]

For real, my guy thought his Little Timmy course was a free retirement pass.

[@Tiffany-6910]

I’m 3 minutes in and have no clue what’s going on in the video because I’m reading comments while it plays.

[@jsteadman9262]

@@asdfff123 He overhyped himself at the start, then posted a video that was full of fluff and not edited down enough. He also thinks he is a genius for a very generic looking obstacle course. He then makes it worse by starting a go fund me page. He's also an amazing editor that can't even blur names correctly

[@BreakerBreaker1-9ine]

He talks in circles about himself more than a California wine mom.

[@AxionSmurf]

haha do you have a lot of experience with cali wino moms... do they keep talking while they're giving your oscar meyer weiner truck a thorough wash? Is it good bass for the eel?

[@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon]

​@@AxionSmurfGodzilla had a stroke and fucking died Ratio

[@Rocinante808]

Ya, he didn’t mention any Cali highway routes or which road he took to airport! Bro, if he’d sat for a minute to script it or think about his points he’d be able to do KZbin but off da cuff he cringe

[@Mikeanglo]

Or a Florida meth dad.

[@davedavenport8487]

Are you referring to Kamala?

[@TheHappyKamper]

I love how he starts off by saying how he's an amazing editor. Then proceeds to do the most drawn out video ever.

[@viralmomentsofficial2573]

😂

[@LadyVenVen]

Editing your own stuff is not as simple because you are biased.

[@nexgen6249]

Fr

[@CombatMedic1O]

dude doesn't realize how life works. Yeh it might have been his "idea" but his "idea" wasn't going to make this guy millions. It makes Mr. Beast millions because he has the following, infrastructure and ability to make millions. He should pay him for 3 days of work. But not the so called "millions".

[@Rugg-qk4pl]

​@CombatMedic1O yeah bro has never heard the phrase that ideas are worth nothing, execution is everything

[@linkonabe220]

Great that he shared his experience but that gofundme he made for $1.7 million for the *public* to give *him* money because MrBeast didn’t pay him is sketchy as ever. He changed it to be $1000 but still. That would make anyone question the validity of it, which is his fault but sad.

[@Jtb1122own]

I'm sure he knew it wasn't going to happen, in the video he said the idea would cost 1.7 million to make it and I found it kinda coincidental that that's what his goal was. Also, he apologized and refunded everyone who donated.

[@Dumb-Comment]

1.7 millions must be the price for his dream house 😂

[@derekcunningham6032]

You can't collect an amount that doesn't reach its goal so that's why he made it $1,000 I think

[@derekcunningham6032]

I might be incorrect about that maybe that's the way it used to be I don't know Either way it is a scam He does not deserve any money from any of us I don't think he even deserves it from mrbeast and I just don't care about this guy I think he is a scammer

[@glawenclattuc3127]

If he waited until after Mr Breast took legal action it would have been a better look.

[@abc-mh6nh]

Mr. Beast probably got rid of him because the guy wouldn't stop talking to him

[@LungMing23]

💯

[@ca8427]

I mean I believe him. Mr.Beast is a con-artist.

[@g-3609]

bro wasnt lying when he said he is not meant to be on screen

[@EndSus]

I was about to believe him until he put that go fund me amount of "1,700,000$" mil 💀 he did removed it tho

[@npcimknot958]

After massive backlash and even dogpack said to take it down

[@Blox117]

blaqs always looking to make a quick buck

[@Joshpower57]

Bro was hopping on the "let's get that money train"

[@Javaris_Jamar]

he got a beautiful mine tho cuh a genuis

[@Cytoplasm_]

Yea lost all belief in the dude after that. Shame because i did actually believe him

[@abruptend8993]

If this guy didn't just link a gofundme for 1.7 million, he would've sounded a little bit more credible.

[@npcimknot958]

Also if he didn’t start with his life story.. “ i always WANTED TO BE FAMOuS” Then i get he has motive.. if this was a big problem why idn’t he say it before all this? I think this is a nothing burger.. if you give your ideas to a company even during a trail run, it’s theres. They paid for his hotel and flight.. i thnk thats case closed.

[@randyross5630]

Mr. Beast Beat Me and Stole my Underwear than forced me to Sign an NDA or he'd Toss me to Ava Kris Tryson...

[@TasyaMila-is5jg]

He deleted it and refunded everyone.

[@ivan0912]

he did refund everyone and apologized for it, but that still leaves a bad impression

[@Siddeshlowk]

He deleted the go fund me, and apologized for it in a heartful way

[@axltothemaxl5368]

I can definitely see why this guy didnt pass the vibe check. 1 million words to make 1 point gaaahdaaamn

[@dave4148]

man you got some tiktok attention span

[@venusjinn4984]

1:18 *Dillon D'Ambrosio* is the technical recruiter for Mr. Beast, it's clearly him, he put this on his public Linkedin profile. The blurred name is also partly uncovered, so the letters confirm it. It took me 2 minutes to figure this out.

[@xthekingsguard1229]

He also fully forgets to cover the blurred name at this part of the video 5:47 🤣🤣🤣

[@CommentThink]

dont mess with the new sherlock 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@duyvuanh918]

@@SeeKrez Me

[@venusjinn4984]

@@xthekingsguard1229 LOL how did I not see that?

[@reeset]

He was right about being bad at being in front of the camera. He‘s not cringe, he‘s boring.

[@moonliightbae]

hes cringe.

[@Bro_the_hell_this_handle_for]

He's both.

[@doctorevil444]

He's a whinny gen z kid

[@ight001]

It's to get you to like him and care about his family so that you'd give generously to his go fund me. Clout chaser

[@darthverminates9708]

And too emotional.

[@saeednova]

how this guy is a content writer and cannot write a good video for himself?? all i heard was 40 mins of aimless yapping

[@ApsmneShsbshu]

That’s why he didn’t get the job

[@kidscast5842]

@@ApsmneShsbshuacc true. The video itself probably highlights why he failed to get the job. If his idea was good good and all that then any company in this situation would have kept him on.

[@alexs2195]

this is why he probably dint get accepted haha

[@Viewer13128]

​@@kidscast5842 this guy is sneaky greedy, but considering the timeline, his pitch and plan was what made the mr beast team see the light of how to do it, as they just had a thumbnail idea in 2023 but never got to it. After this guy's detailed plans, they lit up and then they made the video. This guy has the receipts of how they shadily contacted him too. Mr beast team's reply to keemstar didn't deny anything either. Also 1st thing they'd do is say mr beast was unaware, but they didn't meaning they can't push it onto some1 else cause mr beast was involved. Aside from this guy trying to trick me into donating, the rest of his story has merit.

[@TwistedSense]

LMFAO Seriously.. it was a long winded commercial for his gofundme

[@cottoneyedpho6478]

Guy spent more time prefacing that he is telling the truth than actually talking about anything valid. "Here is how I know Mr beast stole my idea, my kids love Mario and my dogs name is Mario, case closed"

[@jsteadman9262]

I still don't get what it really has to do with Mario? A floating platform doesn't really scream Mario. Maybe if they had green pipes and other stuff I could see it.

[@JumboBog320]

Didn't the dude say he stepped over the C1 guy? That kinda stuff can really backfire when you are in for a trial basis. You are supposed to show you are able to get along/work with them.

[@joshw1253]

PSA: anytime someone tells you their goal has always been “become famous”, don’t listen to anything else they say

[@kavalogue]

But trust the guy with a painted on smile that says "I'm a good guy you can trust me" while simultaneously harbouring pee doughs? I don't understand the argument people are making here. Maybe it doesn't have to be one or the other as I just put it but if I was exposing a millionaire I'd probably try get some money too. Who knows if Id ever be able to work again doing that level of damage

[@drunkenphilosopher5159]

First good take i read ​@kavalogue

[@gojira4036]

Bad psa everyone is different and some people who have always wanted to be famous actually do have some credibility.

[@maximillion311]

This is bad advice

[@sthsth2846]

​@@kavaloguecool story.

[@MrSlowestD16]

This is just a cash grab. I'm an engineer, it's common as dog shit to fly people out for interviews, there's no compensation involved in that aside from flights, hotel, any other fees, etc. BUT, it's usually just a half day or full day interview to vibe check with the team, knowledge test, and manager interview, not a 3 day collab, and I get that it's different b/c it's more a creative thing. I'd say for something like THAT, where you're actually brainstorming on an actual potential project, THAT needs to be comped standard pay for those 3 days. If it was JUST the interview though? I'd say nah, paying all fees is fine. You don't need to get comp'd for your time to attend an interview. You are not THAT good that the company should have to pay your hourly fee like you're some sort of consultant just for potential employment. And yea, as far as royalties go, the iPad NDA is standard at any company, he's not legally entitled to anything. Also, when proving IP theft in court one of the tests that has to be passed is "would this thing be common sense to an expert in this field", that is to say you can't patent a common sense power cut-off circuit or something and then ask Microsoft and Apple for royalties. And I don't think this passes that test. I think to somebody looking to create "games" as Mr. Beast's company was, a platforming bit like this is common sense, and Mario being one of the most ubiquitous games in existence is common sense, the movie at the time was a HUGE blockbuster, and obviously previous platforming challenges like "American Ninja Warrior" or whatever have all been done, so there's no case there from a multitude of perspectives. And to me whether the CEO is a billionaire or not isn't relevant to the ethics. Just because somebody HAS the money doesn't mean they OWE you the money. So yea, IDK. I don't have an opinion on Mr. Beast, I don't watch his stuff, but to me this video came off like whining about something he doesn't understand, right up until he got frustrated at the end and then posted a gofundme link, at which point it just looked like a desperate cash grab. Whole video rubs me the wrong way, I feel like he feels he's entitled to stuff he simply isn't - at all. That being said, I get that it sucks to feel like your ideas are ripped off.

[@tkps]

The bit that caught my attention and leads me to believe they are using people to brainstorm and take preferred ideas to use as their own is him saying there were various people coming in and out i.e. my day 1 was day 3 for another person, my day 2 was another's day 1. That certainly sounds like a revolving door of people brought in specifically to brain storm then not being compensated for ideas or time. Neither of which appear to be the claimed purpose for the visit; i.e. 'to see if you vibe with other employees for a possible job'. Kids today do think their ideas are extremely original and when say architects have to 'change 3 things' to claim a plan as their own, I can understand why.

[@JS-lc4kg]

good for you, or sorry that happened.

[@FrankBrennosTheGreatest]

​@@tkps This is the bit I think many people are missing. If they ask every applicant for a pitch and ideas, and make the best people come for a couple days of brainstorming sessions, they can get hundreds if not thousands of ideas for a fraction of what it would normally cost. All under the guise of "potential employment". I bet there are hundreds of other people with a similar story. This is sadly not an uncommon business practice - and it's very hard to prove any wrongdoing, especially since individual applicants often just think they failed without realizing there wasn't really a job opening in the first place.

[@Beeelzebud]

@@FrankBrennosTheGreatest I vibe with this comment thread. The whole idea of flying talented people out to a fake job interview, asking them to brainstorm ideas for a potential opening and throw them out like used tissues. It reminds me of my earlier days as a freelancer. I got into freelancing while I was 12 and was mainly doing fun small projects left and right. But sometimes there would be big projects that would span over many months or maybe over an year that I would work really hard for. Ultimately most of those projects would be startups or scammers making young people do their work for a chump change or most of the times nada and that really warped my mind about trusting people from an earlier age.

[@Mallrat83Photography]

@@FrankBrennosTheGreatest the thing is, if they just are doing this to get free ideas, why bother covering his costs for things such as hotel, flights, food etc when you could just get them on something like Teams. Sure, that's probably a tax write off, but why bother when you could just do it for free and save the accountants some work. Plus realistically, his idea was like part of a level from the Doritos Crash Course game I had on the Xbox 360 lol

[@Famedawg]

I worked as an aerospace machinist for years. I trained over 50 employees on a specific 5 axis machine that made expensive difficult parts. I am a meticulous note taker. In 10 years I filled 4 notebooks with everything I learned in that time period. Long story short the company I worked for and I parted ways at the beginning of c19. I never signed a contract pertaining to my notebooks (or all the employees notebooks I trained who didn’t stick it out over 10 years as well. 😏). So I took them all when I left. Within a week I was called by the owner of company and compensated for the knowledge contained in the notebooks I personally took the time to create during my time there.

[@jsteadman9262]

So you took the notebooks when you left then they called you up and gave you money for the information in the notebooks that weren't even there because you took them?

[@justinfisher578]

🤣🤣 ikr ​@@jsteadman9262

[@boba30031]

@@jsteadman9262 reading comprehension is hard. He took books away so it made very hard to learn about this part he is talking about, so they had to call him and ask for books to teach next gen of students? Understand now? or need it explained in drawings?

[@slain4ever]

wtf, taking the notebooks is most likely illegal theft. If you made it during your employed time, it belongs to your company, unless you have an agreement to the contrary. You are lucky to have such a nice company that they would pay you for it, legally they didn't have to, they probably appreciated the effort.

[@Atreas40000]

@@slain4ever No it is not "illegal theft". What even is an "illegal theft". Is there something like "legal theft"? It his notes and his property. If he was not required to create these documents as part of his contract, his notes are his private property.

[@danfg7215]

This guy seems annoying as hell, I wouldn't hire him, and I can totally see him failing a vibe check.

[@nandoborchardt4327]

This.

[@Mushimiya]

Then they shouldn't have stolen his ideas. Not liking the dude doesn't entitle you to stealing his intellectual property.

[@oliverclothzoff]

@@Mushimiya Any materials you send in for an interview process are usually disclaimed to be owned by the interviewing company after being submitted.

[@belongaskip]

that's not the point. did you watch the video?

[@danfg7215]

@@Mushimiya ideas are not automatically intellectual property, unless they are non-obvious inventions or art. How would they even compensate him? You're under the impression that just because someone has a lot of money, they are under an obligation to be overly generous or extravagant, just handing it out to people who feel entitled to it. I have plenty of ideas, a lot of people do, they're a dime a dozen. Putting them in action is what takes real effort, it's what makes or loses money.

[@jaybeam1466]

Oof the gofundme part did not help his argument. Yikes. $1.7 million? For what? Stick figures on a whiteboard? Bruh.

[@Dargoneth]

Sounds about like the bills the city headers make for building a fence in the park or changing a street lamp.

[@abtwopoint0]

@@ItaIakinhoso he did it, and took it down. So he did it…

[@innocentsmith6091]

Gofundme aside, the fact it's a sketch does not invalidate it being his intellectual property. If he's to be believed, he explained it to them in detail during the brainstorming session. The sketch is to give a visual aid for the idea. It is not the be all and end all of what he claims he contributed.

[@JannWanna-ev3bh]

@@ItaIakinho Just to farm likes? Prove he didn't simply have the same idea to comment what he observed.

[@markup6394]

He lowered it to 1k (or removed it completely?) ... Still, asking his audience to pay his paycheck Beast owes him is... a stretch at the very least...

[@Veteran_Nerd]

The point of the video starts at: 15:36 Congrats to Asmon for making it all the way through this video with amazing patience.

[@jackforman4307]

LIFESAVER

[@PunsandPixels]

It wasn’t that hard. I watched the guy’s full video. Do people really have such short attention spans now?

[@llewliet4021]

@@PunsandPixels Yes. Even more so because the people watching the video are mostly there for the drama so they don't care if the dude wastes time taking precautions to prevent being called a liar.

[@RockEsper]

I thought the story about his interactions with Mr Beast’s company was interesting

[@KEVBOYMUSIC]

@@PunsandPixels It isn't about attention span, at least for me, I don't have a short attention span. This guy is rambling incoherently. If he was going to make a video like this calling someone out, at least get your thoughts together to make a concise, well structured argument.

[@javaplays7172]

bro made "bro stole my homework" into 20+ minutes

[@ChibiQilin]

Him: "He stole my idea" The idea: stealing ideas from other IPs

[@CombatMedic1O]

His idea wouldn't have made him any money anyways. Only reason why it makes millions is because Mr. Beast owns a company that worked hard to gain capitol and viewers. pay the man his daily rate. You know maybe 1000 dollars for the day he worked?

[@abtwopoint0]

@@CombatMedic1Obro his kids love the mario movie, it’s all his idea lol (jk)

[@Jordan-Ramses]

I thought the world's most dangerous trap room was something else.

[@bisky-z3s]

fr tho 🤣

[@TheLaughingMustache-oh5ff]

@@CombatMedic1O lol "worked hard"

[@therarepotato3844]

Jesus the guy is right, he was not meant to be KZbinr. He mostly goes on a Yapathon

[@griffin955]

If he is supposed to be behind the camera, he is supposed to be a fuckload more quiet, sheesh.

[@BDM7]

🤣 says a guy watching pausemongold vids

[@frankystrings]

This is the viewers fault . You are hungry for "Mr. Beast is a bad guy" content porn that chronicallly online ppl can take an inconvenience and stretch a 30 minute video for views and recators are also milking it for views . He's gonna yap for 25 minutes with no point, but you'll watch. He'll get paid or at least engagement to leverage into influence. You're watching a guy watch a guy and he barely added any commentary . Yiu deserve this

[@TNoStone]

He’s like “LOOK MY DOGS NAME IS MARIO” uhh so? Lmao

[@THEBIOSHOCK1987]

He a knock off mr beast

[@CatacombD]

Yuck. I'm a little sympathetic for this guy, until he starts grifting. "I'm gonna start a gofundme, because I pitched an obstacle course to MrBeast." feels icky. It feels doubly icky when he frames it as, "We are gonna show these people in power that you can't stomp on us," type of language. There's no "we." HE is trying to benefit from the gofundme.

[@kavalogue]

Shouldn't we want people to benefit as long as they aren't Mr beast?

[@CatacombD]

@@kavalogue In this context? No. If someone doesn't pay you for a few days of work, it doesn't make sense for you to go grifting online for donations in response. The guy was framing it as, "Donate to me to get back at MrBeast," but nothing about the funds were actually going to be used to punish/penalize MrBeast. That would only make sense if he were raising the funds in order to pay for legal fees to sue MrBeast over the whole thing, not as just straight donations that he would pocket.

[@Truthseeker740]

@@kavalogue Why would we want that?

[@Critikal4k]

Missed the whole point! Shell, as usual.

[@TimothyGod]

​@@kavaloguewhy would we want that?

[@ChuUnthor]

"I have more proof" My brother in christ, you haven't brought ANY proof or evidence, only claims.

[@Mallrat83Photography]

His proof is that he wrote the word mario on the white board, and you know he wrote it because he showed his dog who's also called Mario. Realistically, he helped create a generic obstacle course, so generic that even the Doritos Crash Course game I had on the xbox 360 has levels that include the same thing he had "stolen" off him by Mr Beast.

[@orin998]

guy is suspicious tho. he's asking 1.7mil from the people cause that's how much he thinks mr. beast owes him. a bit too much for 1 video idea. not a mr. beast fan but something in the thousands seem more reasonable compared to a mil dollars.

[@M1sterE321]

Terrible optics. He can't be too smart if he didn't realize that would cost him his credibility.

[@wyatthennings4327]

Depends on what Mr Beast made off the video but, pofiting off somekne elses intellectual property should come with hefty fines to make the point.

[@CGGS_0]

He sounded sus the moment he spoke

[@latinaparfait]

​@@CGGS_0he literally said "my truth" which tells you hes one of those people.

[@CGGS_0]

@@latinaparfaitThat's not all. He says that "if he doesn't have evidence" believe that i'm lying. But if I have evidence, believe that I'm 110% telling the truth".

[@AA-BB]

Dude admitted he signed something and didn’t read it.

[@1hour391]

Let's be honest who reads terms and conditions

[@emptyforrest]

if signing in (in order for the company to know who is present a the building for liability reasons) is a hidden ToS, then that would be very unethical and maybe even illegal? and if it was a contract, he NEEDS to get a signed copy as well, if not its not a valid contract that cannot be legally enforced (at least here in sweden, and i really hope its the same everywhere else in the world)

[@darkrulerbob]

Also if it is to lawyeree then lots of courts just throw that out if you didn't have a lawyer and or where coerced. You can't gotcha trap people with contracts knowing they don't understand. It's fucked up.

[@Michael-yx2un]

This is where trust comes into play. You assume they're legit because he's the golden boy philanthropist that doesn't make money. Have you read your TOS for the dozens of online apps you use? No, you assume it's OK for the most part since they're a bit company.

[@bryandedon7459]

He said he signed in with just basic info like name and email and his signature and he's thinking it's a hidden NDA, not that he signed some long document and doesn't know what it is.

[@Lumen8VT]

The Mr. Beast situation really got everyone coming out of the woodwork trying to get a piece of the pie, ngl.

[@rustyhowe3907]

Yeah it's an absolute feeding frenzy on Mr Beast right now.

[@russakj]

its a dog eat dog world

[@nyxregime]

everyone just milking it

[@Hertacles]

That's how it's going to be every time. Looters in crisis and war.

[@ChaosLemonVIII]

I mean, before the Tyson situation nobody would be taken seriously. Jimmy has a sycophantic cult like following that will dismiss any criticism.

[@rashaadphotog2504]

His video is the proof they didn’t want him to work there

[@belongaskip]

@@3meir exactly this has no bearing on his performance as the "ideas guy"

[@slain4ever]

@@3meir for what? his time? they paid for his flights, accomodation, food, even a dog sitter lol. They don't need to do any of that, which would've been at least 2 thousand, just to give him a chance at the interview. Whereas 3 days of work is what $500? tops? so really this guy should pay them 1.5k back if you want things to be "fair".

[@azouitinesaad3856]

no dude a gofundme is a huge redflag.

[@CartoonKingdom77]

People are saying he refunded the money.

[@azouitinesaad3856]

@@CartoonKingdom77 yeah he did i just checked his video's description.

[@Pumpkinmarrow]

@@azouitinesaad3856 doesn't really change anything only reversed it because of backlash

[@RIP_ZYZZ1738]

@@PumpkinmarrowYou could say this about anything. Horrible, grandstanding logic that even you yourself wouldn’t uphold

[@cannedsquasher5923]

@@RIP_ZYZZ1738 ... But he literally only changed it because of backlash. He didn't do it because he genuinely didn't want the $1.7 million. He definitely did want the money, but people called him out on how sketchy and outright ridiculous that amount of money was. If nobody said anything I highly doubt he would've changed anything.

[@JgHaverty]

This is why we dont idolize people for simply being popular.

[@superbleifrei5882]

the kardashians are doing fine i guess

[@PhastosEnioyer]

Cause I’m the cult member of personalityyyyy like Joseph Stalin

[@dalhaval283]

@@superbleifrei5882 idolizing plastic surgery family, okay

[@spearmintmedia]

Better not to idolize anyone, people are people.

[@LucasRogers92]

Shouldnt* it’s already happening.

[@_uncredited]

This Orey guy claims he is good at editing, but audio seems to be a mystery to him. What an sonic horror show.

[@Superabound2]

Not to mention all the extra bullshit and misstatements and mistakes he didn't bother editing out of the video

[@Adi-oc7vu]

Also talks about censoring the full name of Dillon and 5 seconds later leaks it

[@iamtimsson]

video editing audio mastering same thing reeeeeeeee

[@Whurlpuul]

"Sonic horror show" damn dude you didn't have to slay my man like that

[@IronMic-ee4kt]

Just another one of "those people" whose never been told no or criticised, because that would be "racist"

[@simpletutorialsdaily1549]

Exploitation of talent and creativity which is definitely unacceptable, irrespective of how popular one may be.

[@thedrummernator3892]

I made it to about 16:00 mins before realizing I wasn't willing to invest any more energy in this story, hope everything worked out

[@jmanyall123]

Same, but I came back to try and finish it

[@bc5208]

This guy is the result of being raised and told you’re a victim by society your entire life. Prime example.

[@gengraded]

Prime Cayes example

[@inciacci549]

"reparations"

[@supdota2]

i'm glad that im not the only one.

[@kayaphus4303]

Excellent example of a clout chaser. He only knows how to steals people's drama and pretend he's the victim. Obviously American

[@Superabound2]

​@@kayaphus4303 Basketball American

[@thegrimyeaper]

"Opportunity to tell MY truth" Ugh.

[@matt-tasticaus9565]

😂😂 yeah big difference in "MY TRUTH" (whatever that is) and THE TRUTH.

[@mercytms4145]

It does sound feminine as shit, but homie had the receipts so I'll forgive the coincidental timing. Besides that, he says he has a pt.2. so I'll wait in case he has even worse proof

[@Joshpower57]

@@mercytms4145homie is also trying to get 1.7 million donated to him. The guy destroyed his credibility

[@npcimknot958]

@@mercytms4145its a way to bend THE truth. Thats why in court you say that kinda stuff you’re most likely lying. There is only the truth. And he spilled a few times- he wasn’t hired.. he was doing a vibe check.. they paid for his flight and hotel.. he was wokoring with OTHER people.. a team.. giving up ideas on a company white board with other people brainstorming. The truth is .. he stole from pt. Mario. American ninja warrior.. japanese tv shows.. etc.. No one stole his ideas.. he’s claiming ownership of “ inspired by”. If squidgame korea hasn’t sued mrbeast.. you relaly think they’re that du,b to make a mistake with smaller peopl?

[@ShiftyRightNow]

​@mercytms4145 everyone would come out with their most evidential and prooven and upset over PROOF first. Just fyi... part 2 wont be ish

[@CBrown-io9js]

The story really speaks for itself. -He angered the supervisor (C1), who could've been Hiring Manager. -His ideas weren't unique enough to sue. -Even if he wasn't paid for creativity, it sounds like his traveling expenses (hotel, flight, etc.), which was probably thousands already.

[@Mallrat83Photography]

plus if they were just bringing him out to "steal" his ideas, surely it would have been easier to do this over something like Teams. Less hassle for the accountants as they wouldn't have to reimburse him for his costs for those 3 days and then write it off as expenses for tax purposes. It would also work out cheaper to pay him a day rate for the 3 days, than it would have to pay for a hotel, flights and other expenses he may have incurred for those days.

[@slain4ever]

exactly, dude is delusional af. beast doesn't have to pay people to attend interviews lol, let alone all their expenses. This guy makes them sound above and beyond generous.

[@IsureamFalling]

5:48 what a great editor he is lool

[@AgentSmith911]

To be fair, the dude acts like he invented something brand new, but it's just Ninja Warrior from Temu, something anyone could come up with.

[@basedblueboy8770]

😂

[@derederekat9051]

well, his idea was worthy 1.7 million dollars, he should have filmed it himself!

[@IcyBlaze616]

bro thinking he deserves 1.7 million for that idea is just WILD lmao

[@ceshmate1953]

there are a shit ton of people commenting new ideas for a mr.beast video all the fkn time.

[@adamvifrye2690]

if those platforms are moving, then they definitely stole his idea.

[@lightningpop8717]

No contract, no pay. That's corporate America.

[@kevintrabert1922]

He could sue if a lawyer thinks he has enough evidence to win a case. Even a verbal agreement can legally be enforced under the right conditions.

[@Superabound2]

Actually in the corporate world you'd never get away with half the shit MrBeast is being accused of. He gets away with it because he's "just a KZbinr" which gives him tons of leeway to operate completely non-professionally.

[@kidscast5842]

And it’s this guys fault for not signing one and eagerly flying over.

[@pralayaryan]

it happens all over the world, specially here in india u dont get paid for even the government internship

[@scarletsletter4466]

@@pralayaryanyes & even in the US most internships are unpaid. Some areas like publishing & marketing pay so little, you almost need wealthy parents to work in those fields. 😂

[@doop00]

Kinda weird for him to open a GoFundMe thing for random people to donate him money because of this story. This is after he started the video showing how successful he has been working for a multitude of big KZbinrs and 2022 NFL playoff Commercials. Dude is not down bad.

[@xhappymasksalesmenx4092]

when someone says "my truth" im very skeptical. there's only THE truth

[@OhDontMindMee]

I absolutely do not like that dishonest saying “my truth”.

[@simonschneider5913]

youre right - its not possible to have ones own truth - thats called delusion, or straight up: lying.

[@BtheLee11]

100%, it's literally just the person's subjective view on the situation they were placed in. This guy is in no way being objective, his "evidence" is shaky at best and his constant money grubbing isn't making him look any better

[@danksy2621]

I only care about the facts. Facts go beyond theories. Truth is not synonymous to fact. A truth may have a fact in it. Typically a truth also includes a belief. Big differences

[@Gemstonehits]

So true

[@SirTheobald]

I'm deeply insulted that this guy references the mario movie instead of anything from the 30 years of videogames that inspired that same movie. like, brother wtf

[@fxdarklight3329]

Because his kids like the movie???

[@IanGerritsen]

@@fxdarklight3329 He should have brought his kids up to have better taste.

[@topspot4834]

Seriously, that's the most generic idea in the world

[@yeahbuddy300lbs]

You need to grow up

[@Nornorno111]

Womp womp

[@charlesc4511]

Waiting for the Asmongold x Mrbeast comeback video 1 dollar hair treatment vs 1,000,000 dollar hair treatment

[@FrawgfithAmblose]

What if a sloth jumped on his hair and did jaculaytion dance and hair sprouted?

[@snipemares]

Correction *Mr.Breast

[@DoppelgangerTH]

After 1$ hair treatment asmon is gonna lose all the remaining hair.

[@MrArthys]

Breaking the internet harder than last time

[@Dixis]

he will steal this idea

[@Bluelightzero]

This guy's whole point could be edited down into a tweet.

[@Mark-sd4hv]

His ideas were Mario and Squid Games.... Two super popular things. No wonder he didn't get hired... He stepped over C1 during a trial vibe check. And gave ideas everyone and their mother has had, and he yapped for 30mins to say "look at this drawing btw gofundme" God I hate GenZ

[@Expertspecter]

I get where you are coming from. But they did pretty much copy has whiteboard draw shot for shot. So here's the thing... Is it shitty? Yes. But... You should know your worth. Don't leave your ideas on a board without having the job. That's like leaving money in a Mc'Donalds and wondering why it got taken when you went to the bathroom.

[@check9094]

@@ExpertspecterMr beast has used the floating obstacle course idea before. He didn't copy f all from this guy. It's a completely obvious generic idea.

[@olivermuller6240]

​@@check9094 You do know that the floating course came AFTER this discussion took place right? He ever said the date. Just look at Mr.Beasts chanale when the first floating obstical course was released.

[@An4lAvenger]

The only way I could have been less impressed with his ideas was if he said the "how to spent $1b" pitch was really interesting. One of the types of people to have their mind blown about "reality shifting" at 20 years old...

[@Mallrat83Photography]

@@check9094 So generic that he designed an obstacle course that was basically a small section of one of the courses I used to play on the Doritos Crash Course game on the Xbox 360 lol 😂😂

[@Russian_Waifu]

The worst part is that he's basically untouchable, his younger audience won't know or care at all.

[@Chesslover69420]

Ikr

[@AdrianoxDocs-vq2dl]

Only way for him to actually get cancelled is if he completely gets terminated on KZbin which is extremely unlikely.

[@warrabbit123]

Most people don’t care when other people get scammed or screwed over. The majority of people don’t like others succeeding beyond them and revel in the failure of others.

[@RagnarokGenesis00]

as the gen gets older they wont watch him because knowing this info.

[@FrawgfithAmblose]

What if a toad jumped on his back and started to succlunate?

[@Mikisoq39]

"Nintendo: "So you say we can sue 2 instead of 1?"

[@brodyhall]

Bro: "...my editing is fire." Proceeds to upload the worst edited video in history.

[@vegaspowerlifting]

Being a paramedic for Las Vegas FD I responded to a call in Chris Angel’s warehouse for an injured person. When we were leaving with our patient his manager tried to get us to sign a NDA.

[@jeffsstt]

Dodge

[@greasyguido]

You're really begging for an unwanted mindfreak by not spelling Criss' name properly.

[@Big_AlMC]

Learn to spell his name right. Fake story. Yawn 🥱

[@gagerupard7415]

Just because he didnt spell the name correctly doesn't mean its fake. For 1 auto correct is a thing and 2 he may not be a fan but then again im a fan and I thought it was spelled the way he spelled it so am im not a fan bc of that​@Big_AlMC

[@lightningleopard]

@@gagerupard7415could also be a different Chris and that if it’s related to Mr beast KZbin seems to be deleting comments if you don’t say Kris

[@Mr.Rogers91]

Referring to Super Mario as a movie is wild

[@Abbyravenclaw92]

There's a mario movie..his kids like it .that's what I understood

[@Joestargirl]

​@@Abbyravenclaw92state the obvious much? It just feels strange for a guy in his age range to know Mario from something so recent, where as all gamers and even vast majority of nongamers know Mario from the many high rated games from every single generation of gaming. Its just an analysis (the comment you responded to). Im not sure why I've seen several folks in this comment section entirely get offended when someone mentions it being strange where he knows Mario from. "Oh but he just wanted to talk about his kids" all the while making a whole ass fool of himself? Bad taste

[@johnconnor6884]

This guy acting like an obstacle course has never been done before

[@heavyhebrew]

"Wouldn't it be wild if we had two hosts, one a straight man and the other the funny man and they tell jokes, sometimes in character, at the expense of the contestants but bringing the viewer in on it? No one's done that because that would be craaaaazy"

[@Ken-un9jb]

why does it matter if it has been done or not? you get a "creativity" team, you use "idea" of one of those. you can't just say "yeah that was a GENERIC IDEA, i didn't needed you to pitch it, i could've come up with that myself..."

[@S3ymira]

It’s wrong cause they fired him saying you are not good enough while using his ideas. The best practice is to just send a mail saying we are sorry but can we use your idea and give him compensation. It’s a shady practice what Mr beast done. We all know that it’s not illegal cause he didn’t sued him. But it paints a different picture of Mr beast who is this nice kind and fair man.

[@matthew.kunovic]

​@@S3ymira Yeah, very convenient.

[@Skank_hunt420_]

Your comment sounds like it’s said in a southern accent.

[@Paradox-coffee]

Here in the EU, trial periods are payed and under a temp contract. After the contract ends you give them a perma contract or jus let them go. Anything made in the temp time is property of the company. But letting some one work in your company and not paying them is illegal and considered slave labor. The ONLY exeption, is if it is a student that needs do do a job for a month or so as part of the education program. Not a student job, technically the company has a contract with the school, telling them what they can or can not ask of them. And even then they need to fill in papers if they "have to fire" the student". Regular checkups from teachers are done in the company to see there is no exploitation. But these are students that have not yet completed the course they are studying to do the job they are doing. And even those are payed jobs or jobs that you get a gift for at the end. Tho it is not obligated as it is part of your studies. So yhea, here this would be considered as steeling this guys work. And the company could be sued for not paying him + damages. If he got payed for the time there, with a contact they told him about. Then they can use it. Else, it's a court thing. So they just should have payed him and this would have been fine.

[@zeke3e]

oh, this the man who demands us to pay for him at gofundme with a million dollars 😂

[@npcimknot958]

That really screwed him over.. And it’s 1.7 mil😂

[@PineappleBaconPizza]

I saw his comment on the video 10 hours ago, taking that back and down because he didn't know the video would get so huge lmao. He said he would refund every penny, but we'll see.

[@TheDorianTube]

"He isn't my nightmare he is my friend" is the best meme of 2024

[@fr1zl]

@@TheDorianTube the charity industrial complex is a real thing... Lol

[@TheHappyKamper]

I think it's hilarious he's ranting about them taking advantage of his "creativity and imagination", when he basically went in and suggested "just rip off Mario Movie and Squid Game".

[@FriendsForFriends666]

He literally said he stole his ideas from other videos. The mental gymnastics people do....

[@Micecheese]

@@FriendsForFriends666 What gymnastics? dude's living in the mcdonalds playpen

[@krayziejd3615]

Also the first prompt he was given was make a dangerous trap room, a floating obstacle coarse isn't a trap room. He pitched exactly the same idea for 3 different themes, he didn't adapt once, there wasn't a single time he moved to a new theme and had a new idea. He came up with something at the very start before he even got there and then proceeded to run with it until he could convince someone to do it. I also notice the very first idea on the board is american ninja, which is basically exactly what it is just in the air, where his mario thing is written at the bottom (clearly added at the end, he wanted to make it his instead of saying ok yes american ninja works for my idea it's basically the same thing, he had to make it clear it was mario) Again you can see why he didn't make it past the 3 days. He has an idea and regardless of cost or situation he just pitches it until it happens. Getting hyper fixated on a single idea when your job would be to pump out ideas is a massive red flag.

[@clintm4629]

At this point I wouldn't be surprised to see a video by shadman pop up saying "I worked as an artist for Mr. Beast" lmfao... it's like Chris/Ava turned on the lights in a roach infested room and they all are coming out the woodwork now

[@xanjamz7133]

I got hired by a company in texas and then fired 3 days into training they didn't pay me for anything and labor board sided with them.

[@michaelfrock2473]

Sadly 100% allowed which is why people should never sacrifice themselves for companies because they do not care about people.

[@SleepParty30]

Why did they fire you? Drugs? Violence? Did you talk back at a superior? Or was it an unfair case against you?

[@chrispember172]

what did u do to get fired

[@softan]

@@michaelfrock2473 It should be allowed. You don't know what he did now do you?

[@iamtimsson]

>texas

[@XxToPgamE]

But the dude making the video made a GoFundMe for 1.7 millions asking for people to pay which is kinda stupid move

[@ZomboidMania]

The GoFundMe is fine but 1.7 million is too much

[@jeremyjoyner9796]

Yea but he took it down, I think he was just trying to be opportunistic and then got immediate backlash and decided it was an awful idea. I still believe him but that was pretty shameful.

[@CGGS_0]

he's just trying to legally cover his ass if he get sued /sarcasm

[@coltizz]

Yee and his “idea” are one of the most common ones used in all different obstacle competitions. Not original at all in my opinion. He could have literally done a super Mario map where you climb green tunnels and collect money or what not and this is what he thinks is creative lol…

[@kidscast5842]

@@coltizzyou copied and pasted this to every single comment in this thread. We get it, his idea is unoriginal.

[@maxstapleton667]

It does seem like they used parts of his idea, but… let’s be real, that obstacle course is exactly like Ninja Warrior.

[@gangsterHOTLINE]

I have a trap room idea too. You are in a room with 2 parallel frozen corndog on poles protruding into the center of the room. You have 10 minutes to thaw and cook both corndogs, using friction; from frozen to eatable or the room fills to the top with yellow mustard and you drown in it. If both corndog reach food-safe temperatures you are able to exit safely. Boom. Enjoy your free idea MrBeast.

[@yty1941]

Nah, you need to draw some illustrations as well :)

[@ComicGladiator]

Instructions unclear, got colon frostbite.

[@Tilley53]

Dang, I'm surprised your willing to give this great idea away for free 😮😮 call me Mr. East, because imma use this 👌

[@interactiveledger8990]

​@@Tilley53Hi Mr. East

[@MohamedBilal-g7p]

bro was yapping ngl

[@SubWqyy]

bro he just leaked the last name at 5:47 lmao

[@helloandgoodbye6245]

That automatically tell me he is a not good at editing.

[@interstella0]

Bro forgot to remove the fade in that gets automatically set when you slice a video clip

[@TacoFist]

If in an interview, never do the whole "how would you do this or can you fix this" I have, as well as friends, been to some IT related interviews, code put in from of us for us to "fix or create". They were never hiring they just wanted someone to fix their code for free. I usually say, "Yes I can fix this and/or come up with solutions to this problem". Some places are extremely scummy.

[@Yougottubed89]

Asmon going on a tangent to explain why tangents are bad is something else.

[@firechardgamer]

Mr. Beast's best bet is to not respond and wait until the internet forgets at this point

[@kevintrabert1922]

Responding will do zero good. If I was Jimmy I wouldn’t either. For one none of the serious accusations are levied at him personally. Sure the Chris thing is suspect but what were his options. He cuts ties and gets called a transphobe or look the other way and keeping him around is good for publicity. I mean that as in Jimmy had no info that Chris was messaging minors which he might not have known. Two is that he gets millions of views in minutes on anything he posts. He would be outing himself to his audience of the allegations who most of which probably have no idea.

[@snipemares]

Correction *Mr.Breast

[@Osirion16]

@@kevintrabert1922 Mr beast should just come clean, admit he was wrong on a lot of things, and that he messed up. Then, he can clean up his mistakes If he doesn't admit any wrong doing, he's just a coward

[@liveandletdie138]

@@Osirion16 wrong on what exactly?

[@RIP_ZYZZ1738]

@@Osirion16Bro how old are you? So naive. He stands to gain nothing in responding whether he’s innocent or not.

[@esphy4577]

hahaha that blur. 5:48 can still see his last name.

[@suspicion1352]

Not to mention that it actually disappears for like, a second.

[@Pikawarps]

Nailed it as an editor haha

[@Neoony]

just few seconds after he explains why he blurred the name, his editing fails and shows it I totally lost it at that part 🤣

[@shirleymayers1778]

Fr lol

[@tigransafaryan6619]

Great at editing my ass

[@farmlyfe857]

Asmond is totally right on this take. He might be owed a couple of bucks for a few days work and he should get that if he didn't get that. In fact it would have been on Mr beast interest to do that because if he was working for Mr beast at the time, then Mr beast owned the ideas he put forth. If he doesn't get paid then he might make the argument that he is the owner of the idea, but the idea was super basic and he most likely won't win that.. so at most he's owed a few days of work that he should be paid for. And in his defense for the horrible presentation, he said he really sucks as an on screen personality and I think that was on display here

[@blubread3447]

That contract he signed when he visited the compound likely also stated something around the lines of “any Intellectual properties created while one site is now the intellectual properties of Mr. Beasts Organization” or whatever the name of the company is. I’m sure he signed over any rights he had to that idea when he walked in the door

[@Gracelesshearts]

Also it sounds like he was brainstorming with an employee. Not a good idea.

[@WaitingForYukiOnna]

that's not even evidence. He had photos of an airport, a room with people in it, and pictures of a white board with no dates of when it was taken, and no indication of who those pictures were sent to, and the word "mario" in different handwriting from the rest of the board, and emails from someone no one knows, or if he just named a random email he made of a guy from the team.

[@pikpik42]

good comment right there

[@FenrirRobu]

It's a good observation, so for this to become substantial it requires extra confirmation. For example, another Mr Beast employee showing a picture of the same place or agreeing that it the wall has the same features, or even outright saying that they saw what this picture depicts. Emails - yes. Facebook - public so it's easier to verify, although can't say what was deleted. However, he is not a random online username, he showed his face, real name, and put his future employment at risk. As said in other videos (and common rule of the land) - he will probably never get invited for anything again by them. (And with HR being HR other companies might avoid him too.) On top of that, he could receive a cease and desist and perhaps even a defamation threat, which shouldn't happen but is possible. Therefore he has "paid his entry ticket" for further examination.

[@pikpik42]

​@@FenrirRobu I'm also pretty sure that it's against the employment contract to take pictures of the companies work and showing it online to the open public. Every company has the right to keep their internal matter protected as long as there is no obvious danger involved and then the police should be informed and not just sharing it on youtube. At least that's my experience in Germany but I would be surprised if US-american laws doesnt secure a companies content.

[@FenrirRobu]

@@pikpik42 that's my point, he could be breaking NDA to risk getting his message out. In order to inform people (of what he believes to be injustice), he is putting himself at a financial risk.

[@pikpik42]

@@FenrirRobu I think on the internet, with all the allegations being said so easily, people got used to work with vigilantism while it's clearly ignoring the fact that there are contracts and laws for this.

[@c8h18octane5]

I had an interview at an animal sanctuary... it was an 8 hour interview. I cleaned 4 buildings full of cat and dog excrement with the most woinderful little critters. I stank. The breakroom/kitchen was part of the cat side so full of hair and awful. But yea. no pay. it was an "interview"

[@shaneneuhaus4912]

8 hours is not an interview ...that's a shift.

[@Poohberieestu0992]

@@worduprussia8298true if you respect yourself you ask first if you’re going to be paid after doing that,that is not interview maybe they asked you to start on the spot.

[@kate2create738]

The thing about making a video to explain 1 detail that spans over 20 minutes is you need an energizing personality to pull it off. With at least Dogpack, he crammed a lot into an hour video and the next video he interviewed a former work at the Mr Beast company. I too have this habit of going over tangent to help build the story, sometimes my comments get too long I can joke they look like essays if I get carried away. When it comes to listening to someone though, especially in a time when a lot of younger people have an attention span problem, it seems to take away the message when people’s take away is they felt like they wasted time for something that could be explained for half of the time or less. Didn’t help he actually expected $1.7 million for everyone to fund him when his complaint was that he pitched an idea and didn’t get paid for it. He should complain about taking his time to be a part of this trial to use his idea and not get paid, however it is not the equivalent of the price of the project. 🤨

[@Dodo-rb4zf]

Classic scam to get shit for free... Designer job 10k monthly: Design me 3 logos options, design a website for me... Once you done, "sorry you didn't pass" but they use your shit anyways

[@agor3874]

Me getting scammed on upwork, working for free (rookie mistake) lmao

[@bisky-z3s]

That's why as an artist you have to ask for money up front. A lot of Cafes in FL do this exact strat.

[@mjdevlog]

or like any design competition that only rewards the top 3, when it's way cheaper to do the competition rather than paying an actual designer to do it

[@atom9393]

38:41 He gave the real reason and quit yapping.

[@cz3rny173]

❤lol

[@Brian-ux3jx]

You missed the point. If someone stole your wallet, would you be more pissed if it was a billionaire or a guy starving to death and needed food? The point is that to pay that guy 20k, 50k, whatever...for his idea is nothing for mr. Beast. And for him to essentially steal from a poor person adds insult to injury.

[@PixelKatana]

Out of this whole thing the part that bothers me most is the crazy contrast between the reaction to Dr Disrespect and anything MrB affiliated. We have actual receipts with one, the other is speculation on the exact content but the potential of making money with MrB trumps any morals.

[@ceshmate1953]

There isn't much confirmed with DR.Disrespect either. The only thing you know is that he talked to someone under 18. That's fkn all. Yet that somehow makes him a pedo.

[@Superabound2]

Its because DrDisrespect is a Conservative, and we live in an oppressive two-tiered society where the Non-Woke are treated like second class citizens

[@joelsmall8471]

in Australia its law to have a probationary period on new staff, it varies in length depending on the company but 3-12 months is an option and the company doesnt really need to give a reason as to why they "didnt work out"

[@SR-hj6sh]

Imo the guy thought he had done something unique in terms of Mario Kart and wanted royalty for it, or maybe a job. The company probably interviews dozens of people like him and there is a high likelihood that more than one person came up with the same idea.

[@r3dr4te963]

Yeah, not really "stealing" here

[@timfisher1588]

This dude literally just sat and talked really about nothing the whole time.

[@sergeantkekskotze7935]

thanks. so i dont have to waste any more time. the comments tell me enough here😬

[@M4jorek]

"C3 is like a b*tch of the company... C3 I don't know what his name was". I wonder why he didn't pass this vibe check. He didn't even want to learn a name of a person that he was working with this couple of hours.

[@khansterbeam95]

Didn't he just say that to highlight how the teams were ranked in the company?

[@HankHillBentOver]

He even admits to failing the vibe check right after reading that sentence in the email

[@HankHillBentOver]

Also to his defense remembering names of people who you don’t interact with for a long period tend to be forgotten. I don’t think that is failing the vibe check I have worked with people for a whole shift without asking them or anyone else their name. I am the vibe check, all smiles, I have a lot of fun with my coworkers even the new ones. I just have ADHD you know? I may think about asking but just forget to immediately after (work in health care we are always busy) And then for some reason certain names get incorrectly autocorrected in my head. Happened to our newest coworker where everyone incorrectly called her the same name 💀

[@Atraira]

unpaid "trials" for creative work are an INCREDIBLY common practice. if he works in this industry and didn't get any confirmation of what his pay would be ahead of time, he knows that. super, SUPER shady. but completely to be expected.

[@Andrew-qu7lq]

If he genuinely makes the claim that he wasn't paid, and he was, in fact, paid, even just reimbursed for his expenses, then he's already in the defamation territory. The notion that any of this is even "his" idea when it's clear that he wants to do something of an ANW with Mario elements makes it clear that none of this is his idea to begin with. Trying to make something look like Mario elements isn't an idea, that's just copying an idea. He's owed whatever he agreed to, whether that's reimbursement on expenses, a per diem pay rate, or whatever that is.

[@CaveChronicles]

Mr Beast stole his phone charger 💀

[@virtueofabsolution7641]

“He was after money all along!” Yes. Yes that’s what we humans call “work”. Still the whole “they flew me out and loved my idea then told me I wasn’t needed then a week later had a video IDENTICAL to my idea” is absolutely sus.

[@IsaacMSingleton1]

It's sus if they created an entire video, edited, and released it in less than a week, when most videos are recorded and planned weeks and months in advance. His ideas are ripped off multiple tv shows as it is, hopefully they sue him 😂

[@thesilver7238]

@@IsaacMSingleton1 TV shows rip off eachother the whole time. They're just as shady as Mr Beast

[@yyy-zn6xu]

mr. beast have a lot of fans that are minors so there is a possibility who says things like that are probably not facing the real world yet.. the world of capitalism..

[@soulanstreets222]

It wasn't a week later. He was there in February....the video released in June.

[@yyy-zn6xu]

​@@IsaacMSingleton1if thats the case then they could've done those before they heard his idea.. if it is that simple idea just like you are trying to say.. and i think you are not paying attention to the timeline and what the guy in the video is trying to say.. everything started february this year and mr. beast released a video in june.. the timeline is actually matching up if like you said, mr beast company planned in weeks or months... with an immense idea like that? they probably took several months to prepare and another week for editing before they release the video..

[@KevinFrost]

I once applied for a graphic design job at a t-shirt printing company. My interview consisted of me designing a t-shirt with a local middle school mascot and I had to come up with some way to make it more "exciting". About a week later I was told I didn't get the job. Then almost a year later while at the store I saw some kid walking around wearing a shirt with my design on it. My best guess is the shop was asked to make revamp the design so they made a job listing to attract graphic design artists, then they just presented the designs as their own and got the contract from the school.

[@SwtorNyte]

I will come up with a generic idea, you make it happen and we go 50/50.

[@codycox2465]

It prollly took him 2 days and 20 addy to draw that wipeout sketch. They pat him on the back and said get this absolute freak out of here 😂

[@Justacatlmao]

“Do you watch MrBeast?” “Nope, just here for the drama & downfall”

[@ZomboidMania]

Basically yeah, although I did watch a fair few of his videos, especially the older ones

[@dyreckta23]

Same😂

[@takarahayashi4124]

yup lol

[@Fixti0n]

Something that enrages me is companies being petty cheap, like no reimbursing someone 100$ for a company plane ride, or 50$ for a motel room, or 15$ for a meal order during an ordered overtime job. If you pay the guy minimum vague, i can see the argument, if you are a small company like a 5 guy indie company, i can see the argument. But if you employ a larger team and earn enough to have multiple teams, and even someone working on accounting, it wont cost you that much to just send a picture of a receipt to the accountant and have him note it down and send the money. Same with doing short term hires and interns, it wont cost you that much to just write a short summary of what he has done and then just send him some cash, for work like this he does not need a credit in the video or anything, but in the books there should be written down that he did the storyboarding (or whatever the event equivalent would be called) in the company books and then just sending him like 100$ or so, as well as reimbursing him for the plane ride and lodging. Its okay to be cheap and save money, but do it where it counts, not petty shit like this where the bad word of mouth would cost you more then the money to save on not doing it. Its just like removing the fruit bowl or coffee brake, it dosnt cost you that much to keep it, but the bad vibes you get from removing it cost so much productivity.

[@AnanimatorTheChannel]

Asmon last video: “Mr Beast is going to be totally fine” Asmon now: “MrBeast Is Never Going To Recover From This”

[@joeyr184]

I guess he changed his mind as more information had come out.

[@THEBIOSHOCK1987]

I started to think bro just penguinzo 2.0

[@luster5497]

It’s not original ideas though, -Mario, Squid Games, American Ninja, Escape Room, you can’t “steal” already existing concepts. I get he got fucked, but it’s not that deep, [pun intended].

[@Jeff-fc7nf]

Yea and he takes 45 minutes to explain an already existing concept that he stole from somewhere else.

[@professorpenne9962]

also takeshi's castle (most extreme elimination challenge). why would I watch him when I can watch that instead?

[@Ken-un9jb]

@@nicholasmellis mate do you even listen to yourself? :D it doesn't matter if IDEA is generic or not... you can't have CREATIVITY TEAM, use one of ideas they pitched you and then say "yeah, mate that idea was generic, i didn't needed you to pitch it."

[@SleepyStreak]

@@nicholasmellis What Ken said. His idea obviously wasn't that generic since it hasn't been done before. Unless you want to umbrella term it generic for being an obstacle course. In which case no video game is ever creative or new, cause it's just a video game, lmao.

[@IsaacMSingleton1]

​@@Ken-un9jbthe idea was extremely generic, to the point the Mr beast team probably had it in motion already. I mean they did the real life squid games and that's more difficult to accomplish than the video idea this guy pitched.

[@zachfutv9986]

I was onboard with him until he said he started a gofundme. Then I was like, what?

[@johnnyflannigan136]

Hes only asking for 1.7 million dollars... Totally reasonable

[@zachfutv9986]

@@johnnyflannigan136 Lol, I know right?

[@myladeleon1378]

@@johnnyflannigan1361.7 mil is ridiculously large amount of money

[@myladeleon1378]

r/woosh

[@memenazi7078]

@@myladeleon1378woosh

[@VincentHarrydragonphire]

He admitted to writing on MrBeast's whiteboard with MrBeast's marker. The moment he wrote his idea on the company's property, it was no longer his. That's how it works for many creative works. Even if you work on an idea that isn't in your job description but you do it on company property (not just location but tools), that idea belongs to the company.