미스터 비스트의 논란: 사기 및 속임수에 대한 고발

미스터 비스트의 동영상 조작과 비윤리적인 관행은 기만과 착취의 문제적인 패턴을 드러냅니다.

### 미스터 비스트 폭로: 사기, 가짜 동영상 및 불법 복권
* 🎥 Dog Pack 404의 바이럴 영상은 비스트가 **"약속한 상품을 주지 않고, 허위 광고, 착취 등 심각한 혐의를 받고 있다"**며 가짜 동영상, 도전 과제 조작, 불법 복권 실시 등을 고발하고 있습니다.
* 🧑 이 영상은 참가자인 '맥'이 **백만 달러짜리 저택에 사는 비밀 직원**이며, 극적인 효과를 위해 도전을 조작하는 등 **미스터 비스트의 영상이 각본에 의해 만들어졌다**고 주장합니다.
* 🏆 미스터 비스트는 참가자가 직원의 친구나 가족인 경우가 많고, **시청자 참여를 유지하기 위해 결과를 조작**한다는 의혹을 받고 있습니다.
* ⏱ 타이머, 물 밸브 및 기타 요소가 배후에서 제어되는 등 **'실시간' 챌린지조차 조작**되고 있다는 증거가 제시되었습니다.
* 🎁 이 동영상은 미스터 비스트의 경품 및 상품 프로모션을 어린이를 대상으로 하고 실제 당첨 확률이 투명하지 않은 **'불법 복권'**으로 규정하고 있습니다.
* 💰 상품 구매 또는 챌린지 참여 후 약속된 상품을 받지 못했다고 주장하는 여러 사람이 **상품 분배 문제에 대한 의혹**을 제기하기도 했습니다.
* 🍫 이 동영상은 처음에는 건강식으로 판매되었지만 나중에 설탕 함량이 높은 것으로 밝혀진 **미스터 비스트의 '피스테이블' 초콜릿 바**를 비판하며, 제작자는 이러한 속임수에 대한 개인적인 불만을 표출합니다.
* 🔜 이 영상은 향후 콘텐츠에 대한 티저로 끝나며 **크리스 타이슨 스캔들과 관련된 미스터 비스트의 활동에 대해 더 많은 폭로**가 있을 수 있음을 암시합니다.

Mr. Beast has just been exposed in a viral video, and it is getting bad. So, last time we talked about the Chris Tyson situation, where Mr. Beast's childhood friend Chris was exposed for talking to minors in very weird ways and being a PDF file. But it turns out Jimmy also has plenty of skeletons in his closet. A recent video by Dog Pack 404 has gone viral titled I Worked for Mr. Beast and He's a Fraud, with some serious accusations made towards Mr. Beast. Some of them include faking his videos, promoting gambling to children, conducting illegal lotteries, rigging games and videos which involve millions of dollars in prize money, which is also a crime, not giving out the prizes that he promises, false advertising, exploitation, and a whole lot of stuff, right? And the thing is, this video did not even show up in the YouTube search bar for several days despite having 200k views, which is seriously suspicious and very much looks like a shadow ban. So, let's get into this video, break this down, starting with the

allegation that Mr. Beast is faking videos. Also, if what we had to film was scripted, you know, 'cause what we do is non-scripted, so you have to plan for a bunch of variables that you can't control, blah blah. If what we did was scripted, holy, this stuff would be easy to pump out. Have you ever faked a video? No, but this train track is CGI, these bus wheels are CGI, this explosion is fake, Shredder is CGI, this car is digitally lifted, this pit is fake, this guy is fake, this raccoon is a paid actor, this island cost more than a dollar, this city is not abandoned, buildings are C is not your only way out, you can literally get an Uber to the airport for $20, that's not a lurker, it's just a guy, this whole room is fake, this contestant is an actor, and a secret employee at Mr. Beast had di through this fake door twice, this line is scripted, this action is scripted. In fact, pretty much all the videos with Mac are [Music].

scripted. You did it. Yeah, what we did was scripted. Holy, this stuff would be easy to pump out. Okay, so that was a really quick montage of stuff that Mr. Beast has faked, and I think it's pretty obvious to most adults watching that Mr. Beast is faking his videos, and he clearly lies about it because every video has those incredibly high stakes all up into the end. And obviously, Mr. B spends millions of dollars on his videos, so he's not going to pick somebody who, like, quits in two minutes, or he's not going to make the challenge end in two minutes. He's purposely going to manipulate the events, manipulate the contestants, so that they're not going to quit halfway, and it's going to be neck and neck all the way up till the end for that retention. Now, the most damning allegation here has to be this guy called Mac, right? So Mac was made out to be this random person that is trying so hard to win these challenges, and everyone is emotionally invested in his

success. Well, turns out in reality he's just a Mr. Beast employee living in a mansion, and he purposely stalls out the videos to make it intense. Let's talk about Mac for a second. We will die, you understand that I found public records showing that Mac moved from California to Greenville, North Carolina, where Jimmy is located, back in August 2023, two months before he appeared as a contestant. According to a former Mr. Beast employee, this is around the time when Mac started working full-time on the editing team at Mr. Beast. Also, he didn't just move into any old house; he moved into a million-dollar mansion. His 6,000 ft million-dollar mansion comes with a movie theater and seven bathrooms. What are you going to spend the $800,000 on? I mean, my life's changed now. Yeah, I'm sure that $800,000 is really going to change your life, Mac. This is a nice car. Tell me, where are we right now? Uh, we're in the place that we drove to a few minutes ago, Mac. Let's

let's cut the here. What have you been doing for like the last year? A lot of family stuff. What kind of family stuff? Just like, uh, you know, playing catch with my dad. You know, for a year. What do you, how do you make money? Okay, so this is pretty much confirmed that Mac is an employee, meaning if he wins or loses a challenge, it's pre-planned out by Mr. Beast. And Mr. Beast is artificially introducing these stakes in the video. And you might be saying, Oh, well, he's doing it for entertainment, to entertain the viewer, who actually cares. Well, then you shouldn't be saying that your videos aren't fake because you're lying to your audience. And this leads to several other ethical issues because when you introduce contestants that you aren't paying, right? And you get together sort of random people or YouTubers who are not part of your pre-decided scheme, then they are actually getting tricked because they're going into these challenges thinking they can actually win a million dollars, but they can't because you're controlling

everything behind the scenes, and the odds are not fair and are heavily stacked in the favor of one of your friends or one of your employees, and like that, and yeah, that's obviously messed up. Now, Dog Pack goes on to show Mr. Beast even fakes his own challenges, like, you know, being stranded at sea during this time lapse on the fourth day of 7-day stranded at sea. You can clearly see there's no one in the shelter; these are their empty beds. But after a hard cut, magically, five people are awake, and two of the boys have bright yellow raincoats that they didn't have when it rained on day two. And after standing the whole night completely soaked, you didn't spend the night soaked, Jimmy; you slept on the production yacht. It's ironic because this is one of the videos where they claim that they don't fake things, but no, we have to be the real channel that doesn't fake things in this video. This wink was added in post. In fact, 58 was actually on the far opposite side of the

room from 42, and he just didn't hear him. This whole Revenge storyline was added in post. Multiple shots show how timers are edited in post. Timers are edited in post. They also manipulated contestants' audio in post. We got minutes in general. If anything happens last second, it's fake. Or if you can hear someone's voice but can't see their mouth, the audio could easily be added in post. I literally think I'm going to kill. Okay, so this is pretty good evidence that he's found. And honestly, I'm okay with the CGI and stuff. I understand you need that for visuals, but making people say things that they didn't say, that is just completely fake. And you know, editing timers and stuff. I mean, you can do that or whatever if it's a TV show and stuff, but don't say it's real then. And faking your own challenges is obviously just pathetic because you know when Mr. Beast would supposedly spend 24 hours or 72 hours buried underground or whatever. I had a little

hope in my heart that okay at least those are real right, and Mr. Beast was so insistent that they were all real. But I remember in the back of my head, I was like, Oh, Mr. Beast is such a busy person, such a CEO, hyper-optimizing everything, and he's going to spend three days buried underground or some stupid. So obviously, I was right there, and these challenges aren't real. He's probably just, you know, filming that part, instantly getting out, chilling outside or whatever. But I'm surprised that everybody has gone on with it, like all these friends and all these employees. Not one person had a peep out of them. Maybe he's making them sign NDAs or whatever, but I'm surprised it actually took this long. And I knew he'd be exposed by somebody close to him, like a former employee. But um, yeah man, this is the downfall of Mr. Beast starting right now. I mean, it's not like he's ever rigged the results of a challenge. That would be possible because he films with hundreds of random subscribers, right? Wrong. Let's

look at this video. Not only were the results of this video completely scripted, but the contestants are not random subscribers. So many people had jobs. Oh, that contestant had to get out for her job. I guess you forgot she's your hiring manager. I actually recognize a lot of people in this video, including Jimmy's own girlfriend. So yeah, the random subscribers you see in challenges are actually never random. They're almost always local to Mr. Beast and oftentimes friends and family of Mr. Beast employees or just the employees themselves. And when they do pull someone from outside of North Carolina, it's usually somebody who's in the industry, who's camera-trained, who has built a following. What's even worse is that the results of this video were completely scripted. According to a former Mr. Beast employee, it would have been a PR problem if the boys had won by a lot. And because so many of the female contestants were Mr. Beast employees who got out immediately, production stepped in to actually make the results of the challenge closer. You can actually see

some of this happens on camera, like when Jimmy pays one of the boys $10,000 to leave, which is twice as much as the actual prize money. All right, so essentially everything is fabricated. See, the problem here is that this stuff is borderline illegal 'cause you know what? What if I'm one of the contestants that actually wasn't bought and paid for, right? I imagine at least one out of these 100 people is like an actual real person here, right? And not just friends and family. So what if I'm here spending 3 days and nights here trying to win some money, and I'm taking a break from work or whatever, and then I get eliminated, and I'm like, Damn, I didn't win. But then I realized after watching this video that the other 90% of the contestants are just your friends, your girlfriend, your whatever the heck, and they were going to win anyways, and you're scamming the legit people who came there to win some money. That is some really scummy behavior, and I got

to I got to take the L here, guys. You guys remember Rosanna Pansino? She was this YouTuber who has been called following Out Mr. Beast on Twitter for faking his hide-and-seek Challenge. And um, she essentially said that she was supposed to place maybe like second place in the hide-and-seek or something like that. And you know, everyone was like, Oh, you're being petty. Who cares? Who actually cares, right? And I even criticized her before, but after looking into it a little bit more, she was right. If she thought she could actually, you know, win some money there or thought it was legit, and Mr. Beast is rigging the results or whatever, somebody actually broke the rules of the challenge and stuff, and uh, they weren't called out, but she was actually uh, eliminated. And I've defended him a lot of times against people who would criticize his charity and stuff, but there is just overwhelming evidence now that shows Jimmy is shady as F. So I'm going to apologize. I'm sorry.

Rosanna, but anyways, moving on to Mr. BEAST's Real Time video, which I knew what like that was the instant one where I was texting people like this is fake, like there's no way this is a real-time video, meaning that time elapses the same in the video as it does in real life. Now, immediately, the intro is sped up, and the timer is clearly added in post, and he clearly touches the laser here, but whatever, let's assume that it's all real-time. When he reaches the bottom floor, he has to turn these water valves. Now, you can tell that these valves aren't actually connected to anything because the water flows out in an instant, and it happens when he's not even touching the valve. The contestant also goes back to the first valve, unaware that anything had happened, and he's still able to spin it, so the valve seems to spin freely and isn't actually connected to the flow of water. So, you could assume that producers might be off-camera with remote switches to trigger the flow of water, and assuming they've

tested this. The Producers might know how long it takes for the water to clear out of the room, so they can sort of decide on the fly how many turns of the valve it takes, or just when to trigger the water in general, to make the results close. And in traditional media, this kind of rigging is actually completely illegal on any kind of a game show where there is a prize. You have to have somebody that ensures that it's fair. They are out there essentially to make sure that we don't do something that would favor one player or one tribe. I paid the one guy who knew how to solve them to leave. They came to my area many times, and I was in the smallest cupboard. Okay, so pretty much every video that ends at 0.1 seconds before finishing, and it's like super close, obviously it's fake, and Mr. Beast has fabricated that for you, making the video more interesting because in reality, it would probably end like 5 minutes before and randomly, and that would just be lame with no tension. Pretty sure this is this.

is not following the law, so Mr. Beast needs Saul Goodman ASAP because if any of these people try to decide to, you know, sue Mr. Beast, they are going to win. They are going to win. You can prove a lot of this stuff with the evidence this guy's used in this video. So anyways, moving on to the one bad part of this guy's video. This should probably have been left out. He basically says the banner on Mr. Beast's channel, the Subscribe for a cookie, is manipulative, which, H, it's a bit of a stretch. Now, as adults, we can recognize that that subscribe for a cookie is a joke. It's not a real offer. But again, Mr. Beast's audience is primarily children who may have authorities in their life that actually use sweet treats or video game detentions as forms of reinforcement, and you aren't born understanding sarcasm, okay? Just going to be fair here, that is a bit of a weak point, but it doesn't invalidate all the other points in this video like some people were saying this.

guy has made a ton of good points in this video, right? I get the context he's going for because there is a lot of subtle manipulation of children going on here, especially with subscribe and you win $10,000, and it's actually just buying a lottery ticket essentially for seven-year-olds. PewDiePie has also called this app before. Keep in mind he's reacting to a Darman video, but it applies to the Mr. Beast one as well, which is why it's edited like that. If you guys want to win a brand new PS5, all you have to do is subscribe to my channel. I can't believe people are still doing giveaways. Holy, it's so annoying. 10 years of YouTube, people are still buying Subs with they. Over the next 7 days, I'm going to be giving a th000 random people that subscribe a free Samsung Galaxy s24. How is this legal? I don't get it. All you have to do is subscribe to your channel. You have to do to enter to win one of these.

phones to subscribe. It's a scam. Holy. Okay, so PewDiePie is completely right there in saying that it's mostly a scam. The problem with these sort of giveaways is that it's extremely shady, and it's never sort of confirmed that who's actually getting all the stuff, and it's never properly announced. First off, Mr. Beast is never losing money, all right? He's like making an insane profit every single time when he does one of these buy my merch for a chance to win X amount of money. Like, the merch sales will always make more money. It's kind of like gambling at the casino. The house never loses, right? It is always rigged so that you will be the one who's losing money. For those of you who are just joining, if you buy one of our limited edition 40 mil special shirts, we're celebrating 40 million subscribers with a really big video. Then we will sign that shirt, and some of them will get random prizes like this. 46 illegal lotteries. These lotteries are also run

poorly multiple times. They would say something like, Buy in the next 5 minutes for a chance to win, and then 7 minutes later go, Actually, the newest order in 30 seconds is going to win. In 5 minutes, we're going to do the same thing again. We're going to put $11,000 in a random order. Hey, darl, don't we owe someone $2,000? We do, yeah. So, all right, so the newest order in 30 seconds, we are going to put $1,000 in your package. We're going to break neutral when there is just no way they were ever even close to losing money on this stream. In 5 hours, they gave away about $50,000 worth of stuff and sold over 50,000 t-shirts. Selling these t-shirts at $42 each, profit margin would be about $22. But even if they were making like $1 per shirt, they would still be fine. Also, by my estimates, only one in every 1,600 orders actually won a prize, and I

guarantee he has real-time analytics on his laptop. He knows they make more money every time he says, Oh my God, guys, we're giving away so much stuff, we're not even going to make a profit, it's insane. That he can flip these massively profitable illegal lotteries targeted towards children as an act of generosity. Honestly, really good points here. I'm really shocked it actually took this long for someone to call Mr. Beast out on these things instead of calling him out for charity, which is completely idiotic. This is the sort of stuff we need to be talking about because this is somehow getting past the legality, right? Because this is on YouTube, and all of the stuff he's doing is pretty much illegal. If he was doing it on TV or traditional media, even on YouTube, it's a weird gray line, okay? So, I don't know if any lawyer watching you want to go ahead and investigate this when you promise the audience that, Oh, next person that buys it in five minutes wins $10,000, and then

you nonchalantly say, whoops. You know, changing that actually the next person, the next 2 minutes, like you're just changing the rules every single time. What about the person who specifically bought after 5 minutes after you said just to try and win some money or whatever? They obviously got scammed, right? Now it's very Loosey Goosey, as you can say, but this is why it's in that legal Gray Zone, right? Anyways, this next part doesn't have as good evidence as the rest of the video 'cause it's just Reddit, but it's a bunch of people essentially saying that they got scammed by Mr. Beast. They either didn't get their prizes or they were tricked into spending money or something like that. They only signed large t-shirts, so when they selected in order to give a prize, it was apparently always a large or extra-large t-shirt. They kept saying things like Buy in the next 15 minutes for a chance to win and then not honoring it. Multiple people claiming

that their name was read to win a prize, and they never received it. This person is still tweeting about it to this day. Reading all this really upsets me because I spent money I honestly didn't have for five shirts at different times during the live when they said things like buy now and you will get a prize or money. And I received two orders and nothing but shirts, both with MB and one with a heart and one with a smiley. I was hoping for at least a couple of things for Christmas for my family, and obviously, people can lie on the internet, but a lot of people are independently claiming the same things. Okay, so I know some people might say that, Well, if you're stupid enough to spend money on this, you deserve to lose it, but you know, think about it, right? It's probably some kids who were just begging their parents to buy this merch, right, for a chance to win their money, and then the parents are not really looking into it that much. Oh, my kid wants to buy some Mr. Beast merch, and

you know, can possibly win some money. Just go do it right, and then they get disappointed when they didn't get what they expected. And, uh, that one guy mad about it for what, 883 days? Absolute legend that guy is going to haunt your grave, Jimmy. Now this next part, somebody actually forges Mr. BEAST's signature on stream, and that was like one of the reasons people were buying the merch to get a signed Mr. Beast jacket or shirt or whatever. And that's just fraud, isn't it? I don't know. So here's a clip of Tyler forging, or not, maybe not forging, using Mr. BEAST's signature. So Tyler signs MB, which is Mr. B's signature. Then he covers it, signs his own initials TC, smirks, looks around, and then quickly slides the shirt away. Could you make it any more obvious? You know you don't accidentally have someone else's signature as muscle memory. Hey MB, Mr. Beast. So this is Mr. Beast's signature. No way this one was signed by Mr. Beast. It's just got the MB, but it, that means

it's signed by Mr. Beast. That's obviously his Mr. Beast. This is so cool. Even Tariq notices Tyler slip up and immediately looks into the camera, looks guilty, and then readjusts his body and rubs his hands together. Also, Mr. Beast said during the live stream that this is the last time he'd ever sign anything, and that was just a lie. Don't worry, guys. Mr. Beast is just too busy faking videos and defending Chris Tyson to actually sign his own hoodies that his are buying. This is so flipping scummy. Now, every signed Mr. Beast item is worthless because it could just be somebody else forging your. So, this is a really, really bad look right now. We got to talk about febles, right? I remember Mr. Beast saying that this was a healthy chocolate bar with only four ingredients, right? And then this doofus changed it into the same diabetes-causing that every other chocolate brand seemingly does and loaded it with sugar. This absolutely sucks. I wanted to just make a better-for-you snack PR 'cause I think a lot of the

stuff out there is just terrible for you 'cause obviously so much obesity and disease comes from the stuff we eat. Now in 2024, Mr. Beast changed the formula again to where it has mostly the same ingredients as Hershey's and even more sugar and more calories per bar. And this initial ad for Feastables where he calls it healthy is still getting millions of views a month. Like Mr. Beast is bringing hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of new people to the candy aisle, whether he wants to admit it or not. People are just walking to the chocolate aisle and instead of buying Hershey's, buying Feastables. Like you, L people who never would have bought chocolate in Walmart are walking to the chocolate aisle specifically to buy Market. Exactly, I'm bringing new customers to the aisle. I'm bringing non-obese people to the chocolate aisle. What a hero, Mr. Beast. Also, 30 grams of sugar per bar, dude, that's almost as much as a Coca-Cola can. What the freak, do not

buy this absolute dog that he's calling a health food. FYI, I really hate sugar. Sugar nearly ruined my life, all right? Part of the reason I nearly died a couple of years ago from health issues was sugar. So when someone like Mr. Beast claims to release something healthy, tricking everyone into buying it, and then changing it back into something extremely unhealthy, even more unhealthy than the brand he's constantly on, Hershey's, that is some sinister. Okay, so I don't know, bro. F you, Jimmy. I'm done defending this guy, all right? I'm actually mad. I've made like 50 videos defending this guy, all right? Next time you get called out for your, you're on your own, all right? In fact, I'm going to be calling you out. By the way, guys, there's actually some leaks where allegedly Mr. Beast was part of the Discord where Chris Tyson was sharing his prawn with miners, all right? So yeah, that's very interesting, Jimmy. So we'll be discussing that next video. Anyways, Dog Pack has left us with this very last ominous sneak peek now.

be like shocked, like have your hands over your face, like you're as emotional as you can be, so like have your hand reaching for, for, and they like be like shocked, like you're, yeah, now act a little surprised, like be like really shocked with your mouth open, yeah, that is some sociopath, but anyways, that's basically it for today. Let me know if this video changed your opinion on Mr. Beast or what you guys thought about it in general. Stay tuned, guys. I'll see you guys next time. Bye-bye.

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미스터 비스트의 논란의 여지가 있는 폭로

미스터 비스트는 바이럴 동영상에서 자신의 동영상을 조작하고, 어린이에게 도박을 조장하고, 불법 복권을 실시하고, 약속한 경품을 제공하지 않는 등 심각한 혐의를 받고 있습니다.

이 동영상은 조회수가 20만 회에 달함에도 불구하고 YouTube에서 의심스러울 정도로 낮은 조회수를 기록해 섀도 금지 가능성에 대한 의문이 제기되고 있습니다.

주요 참가자인 맥이 실제로는 백만 달러짜리 저택에 사는 미스터 비스트 직원이라는 사실이 드러나면서 논란은 더욱 커졌습니다.

미스터 비스트의 동영상 뒤에 숨겨진 윤리적 문제

미스터 비스트의 직원인 맥은 이 챌린지가 사전에 계획된 것임을 확인하며 도입된 판돈의 진위 여부에 의문을 제기합니다.

돈을 받지 않는 무작위 참가자들은 불공평하게 누적된 배당률에도 불구하고 자신이 이길 수 있다고 착각하게 됩니다.

이 영상은 또한 비스트가 포스트 프로덕션 편집을 통해 타임라인, 오디오, 참가자의 행동을 조작하여 콘텐츠를 조작하지 않았다는 그의 주장과 모순되는 모습을 보여줍니다.

미스터 비스트의 도전을 둘러싼 논란

미스터 비스트의 챌린지가 실제가 아니며 참가자들이 무작위 구독자가 아니라는 주장이 제기되면서 의문이 제기되고 있습니다.

참가자 중 상당수가 실제로 미스터 비스트의 친구, 가족 또는 직원이며, 챌린지 결과는 각본에 따라 진행되는 것으로 알려졌습니다.

이로 인해 돈을 따려고 하는 진짜 참가자들이 사기를 당할 수 있다는 윤리적 우려가 제기되고 있습니다.

미스터 비스트의 도전 영상에 대한 비평

로잔나 판시노는 트위터에서 미스터 비스트가 숨바꼭질 챌린지를 조작했다는 의혹을 제기했고, 좀 더 생각해본 결과 그 비판은 정당한 것으로 보입니다.

미스터 비스트의 실시간 영상에서도 수도 밸브가 제대로 연결되지 않았고 타이머가 포스트 프로덕션에서 추가되었을 가능성이 있는 등 조작의 흔적이 보입니다.

카메라 밖의 프로듀서와 원격 스위치를 사용하여 이벤트를 트리거하는 것은 일반적으로 전통적인 게임 쇼에서 조작이 불법이기 때문에 윤리적 문제를 제기합니다.

미스터 비스트의 논란의 여지가 있는 전술

미스터 비스트는 특히 어린이 오디언스를 대상으로 한 조작적인 관행으로 인해 법적 문제에 직면할 수 있습니다.

"쿠키를 구독하세요" 배너는 농담으로 의도된 것이지만 조작적이라는 비판을 받아왔습니다.

그의 경품 및 상품 판매는 합법성과 윤리에 대한 의문을 불러일으키며, 일부에서는 불법 도박과 유사하다는 주장도 제기되고 있습니다.

논란의 여지가 있는 미스터 비스트의 경품 전략

미스터 비스트의 경품 전략에는 경품 주문의 규칙과 시기를 변경하는 것이 포함되어 있어 참가자들에게 사기를 치고 있다는 비난을 받고 있습니다.

5만 달러 상당의 상품을 증정하고 수익을 위해 티셔츠를 판매하지만, 실제로 경품에 당첨된 주문은 극히 일부에 불과합니다.

그의 수법은 어린이를 대상으로 하고 YouTube의 회색 지대에서 운영되기 때문에 합법성에 의문이 제기되고 있습니다.

미스터 비스트의 상품과 상품을 둘러싼 논란

많은 고객들이 미스터 비스트의 상품에 돈을 지불하고 상품을 기대했지만 도착하지 않은 상품에 화가 났습니다.

한 사람은 883일 동안 실망에 대해 트위터에 글을 올리며 가족과 아이들에게 미치는 영향을 강조했습니다.

상품에 미스터 비스트의 서명을 위조한 사람이 적발되면서 상황은 더욱 악화되어 사기 및 사인 상품의 가치에 대한 우려가 제기되었습니다.

미스터 비스트의 잔치에 대한 비평

미스터 비스트의 피스테이블은 허쉬와 비슷하게 공식을 변경하여 바당 설탕과 칼로리가 더 높아졌습니다.

이 브랜드의 인기는 새로운 고객을 초콜릿 통로로 끌어들이고 있지만, 높은 설탕 함량은 우려스러운 부분입니다.

건강한 이미지를 홍보하던 크리에이터가 건강에 해로운 제품을 제공하는 것으로 전환하면서 팬들의 비판과 실망이 이어지고 있습니다.