What else can I say, I just don’t like MrBeast very much.
By sold well do you mean he bought himself a million copies so it could be said that it sold well?
That’s the entire fucking streamer house of cards.
You got any evidence to back that claim up? Or are we simply past the point where proof is no longer even needed when a claim aligns with what we already believe?
It’s a pretty commonly utilized tactic that’s especially employed by grifters who want to lend credence to the grift and political operatives who want to… lend credence to their grift. Occasionally though by people who want to gain notoriety in a field they’re new in, keep up a streak of success if they’re not sure about the book’s quality, or do a book tour and have something to sell the talkshows. In all cases it’s employed by people with more money than talent.
A source among many about NYT influence peddling: https://londondaily.com/evtepe-new-york-times-bestseller-list-exposed-fake-editorial-manipulation-not-sales-based-rankings
This other source is more specific to what the other commenter was referring to though: https://factually.co/fact-checks/politics/politicians-political-groups-buying-bulk-books-reports-2f81ef
I wasn’t questioning whether anyone has ever done this. I was questioning whether they have even a single piece of evidence suggesting that this particular person has done so or if this accusation is purely motivated by simply not liking them which does not justify spreading disinformation.
That’s just a normal thing best selling authors do
And the number one movie was called “Ass”. And that’s all it was.
This guy’s floated the idea of running for president in the future.
Our timeline is truly railed.
Eh, his reputation is at least built on doing good deeds. Compare that to the current crop of politicians.
(I don’t watch him, or any videos for that matter, so my only knowledge is as a member of the general public).
“good deeds” meaning staged charity events, that either dint really pay out, or wasnt really effective. ALot influencers will “i donated to charity” in order to gain more followers.
I’ve never seen his videos but I rarely hear good things
I have watched a few, once you have seen one you have basically seen them all though, they have a rigid formula
I needed something to talk to my nephew about when he was younger
its mainly targeted towards gen Alpha audience, stupid gimmicks for a impressionable young audience. also the biggest drama was the LUNCHLY disaster with KSI, paul brother, and another influencer. they made a wierd commercial how “its the best lunchable-like food they ate” and all of them look they had a gun to thier heads.
Is it at an appropriate reading level for his fans? Perhaps a picture book?
A movie about a YouTube star. I wonder what it will reveal. What social statement will it make. How will it show the art of AI sloping your way to a script and a thumbnail.
People gonna stupid. Can’t fix that.
And publishers pay people to buy their books so they get on the best seller list.
And publishers pay ghost writers to write many “celebrity” authored books.
I didn’t even know he wrote a book.
Just curious what you don’t like about him.
I don’t consume any of his content. All I really know about him is he does gameshow things and dug some wells in Africa I think.
Or maybe that was eye surgery?
Hell maybe both, I don’t even know.
Oh and something about his teeth.
his influence sells very well in ASIA apparently, they like his shitty food he sells, and his “comical” channel.
I don’t find his antics entertaining. But also he might be a bad person on top of that: https://time.com/7010441/mrbeast-accusations-explained/
Cool story
Ah, Mr. Beast… I didn’t know he had a book. I remember his vids. They were algo-hitting “do crazy stuff” survivor-like videos, along with philantrophy vids. Dude’s got issues, but rarely do you get a youtuber that’s super popular and isn’t a problem offscreen.
his eyes are soulless like dolls eyes, he really has very little emotion going on.
FFS
I sure don’t care
