Mrbeast controversy

YouTuber MrBeast quietly pulled a job advertisement searching for an “AI Concept Artist” after backlash from fans.MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, is one of the top-earning YouTubers in the world, but recently controversy has surrounded the 26-year-old as he faces a lawsuit brought by contestants of his upcoming game show.Donaldson may have hoped to avoid any further scrutiny, but after he appeared to post a job advert on LinkedIn looking for an “AI Concept Artist”, more criticism came thick and fast.A screenshot of the job ad was posted on X/Twitter by one social media user, along with words of anger about how the YouTuber is taking away a job from a “real artist”.The post read: “Hey @MrBeast go f*** yourself dude. Maybe put a real artist who needs a job on payroll instead of shilling out money for someone to put a prompt into a generator. Unbelievable.”“I just lost all my respect for MrBeast entirely. Dude you’re rich asf, but you can’t afford to pay actual talented people? Unbelievable,” someone commented.One puzzled person wrote: “How is this even a job? Like what do you do? Mr. Beast calls and says, I need a sh**ty picture of me riding a tiger. Then you type, Mr. Beast riding a tiger. Does it look sh**ty? Yup. Here’s money.”Another claimed: “Everything I hear about MrBeast just gets worse and worse.”The job listing appeared to be first posted on 27 September and was withdrawn by 29 September, according to reports, following the online backlash.Before the role was deleted altogether, the original poster on X/Twitter shared an update claiming MrBeast had altered the title of the job to “Thumbnail Concept Artist”, but the rest of the job description was the same and mentioned using artificial intelligence for image generation.indy100 has contacted MrBeast for comment.Sign up for our free indy100 weekly newsletterHow to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channelHave your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings

1When does Beast Games come out?2Where to watch Beast Games online3How many episodes are there?4Beast Games release schedule5What is Beast Games?MrBeast’s own blockbuster television series, Beast Games, is upon us. From the release date to a breakdown of the first season, here’s how you can watch the show and keep up with what’s happened.After years of dominating on YouTube, MrBeast is taking on a new challenge in the TV industry. His very own game show, Beast Games, is coming soon to Prime Video and it’s already set to be a record-breaking affair.While initially marred in controversy due to a number of lawsuits claiming filming led to “inhumane conditions” for contestants, MrBeast himself has addressed it all head-on, claiming he’s sitting on behind-the-scenes footage to debunk the allegations.Despite this drama, Beast Games is barreling toward its imminent release. So to get you up to speed, here’s the full release schedule along with a look at Season 1 as a whole.When does Beast Games come out?Beast Games premieres on Thursday, December 19, 2024. The first two episodes will go live at 12pm EST / 9 AM PT / 5pm GMT.The series will launch with a two-episode premiere, followed by weekly episodes until the competition concludes.Where to watch Beast Games onlineBeast Games will air exclusively on Prime Video. The series won’t be available on MrBeast’s YouTube channel, nor any other social media platform. In order to watch it in full, you’ll need to subscribe to Amazon Prime.However, MrBeast has announced he will be

Comparing Lunchly's Turkey Stack 'Ems to the Lunchables equivalent, the brand started by the YouTubers is once again probably healthier. It has 7 grams of sugar, compared to 21 in Lunchables. The calorie difference also favors Lunchly at 230 compared to 310."The Pizza" has 12 grams of sugar instead of 20 grams in the Pizza with Pepperoni Meal Kit with Capri-Sun Fruit Punch Drink & Crunch Candy Bar from Lunchables. There is a small calorie difference as Lunchly has 360 compared to 390."There's a lot to be concerned about in these kits," Amy Keating, a registered dietitian at Consumer Reports, said about Lunchables. "They're highly processed, and regularly eating processed meat, a main ingredient in many of these products, has been linked to increased risk of some cancers."While Lunchly may have fewer calories and less sugar, this doesn't make them a "healthy" food option.In the U.S., ultra-processed foods account for almost 60 percent of our energy intake, according to research published in The BMJ. This includes packaged snacks, carbonated drinks, instant noodles, ready meals and most products that contain a long list of unrecognizable ingredients, preservatives, emulsifiers, sweeteners and artificial flavorings.Numerous studies have linked ultra-processed foods to an increased risk of various diseases, including heart disease, diabetes and bowel cancer, as well as obesity.Class Action LawsuitThis isn't the only controversy MrBeast is facing, as a class action lawsuit has been filed against MrBeast's companies, as well as the production arm of Amazon, and accepted by Los Angeles Superior court. The