On August 8, 2024, a video titled I Worked For MrBeast, He’s A S****path by DogPack404, a former MrBeast employee, stirred the pot of controversy surrounding YouTube sensation Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson. Collaborating with Jake Weddle, another ex-employee known for his work on MrBeast’s high-stakes challenge videos, the video brought forward several serious allegations.
All The Allegations On MrBeast in Exposing Video
1. Alleged Hiring of a Registered Sex Offender
One of the most alarming claims made by Jake Weddle involves the hiring of a registered sex offender by MrBeast’s team. At the 44-minute mark in the video, Weddle alleges that a MrBeast employee, who was reportedly a convicted sex offender, was employed and later fired for sexually assaulting minors. Weddle suggests that this individual was not only hired despite his criminal background but also worked in a managerial role. The accusation extends to MrBeast and his team allegedly covering up this employee’s true identity. Weddle questions how MrBeast could have been unaware of such a serious issue, given the careful management of his public image and the sensitivity surrounding the hiring of staff for a channel frequented by younger audiences.
2. Cover-Up and Masked Identity
It’s one thing to claim to “unknowingly” have someone employed.
It’s a completely different intent to mask them in a video created for children: pic.twitter.com/Hyr4OSFgGL
— Vegemite Toast (@vegemitetoast_) August 8, 2024
Weddle’s claims don’t stop at the hiring of a registered sex offender; he also accuses MrBeast of covering up the situation. According to Weddle, the problematic employee, referred to as “Delaware” due to restrictions on his movement, was featured in videos while wearing a mask. This, Weddle argues, was an attempt to conceal the individual’s identity and criminal record. The use of masks in videos featuring this employee raises questions about the extent of the cover-up and the deliberate attempts to obscure the employee’s past from the public eye.
3. Confusion Surrounding the Employee’s Termination
Weddle expresses confusion over the reasons behind the employee’s termination. He notes that while rumors circulated about why the individual was let go, there was no clear explanation. The nickname “Delaware” itself, given due to the employee’s prohibition from entering that state, adds a layer of oddity to the situation. Weddle’s uncertainty about the reasons for the dismissal highlights a lack of transparency and raises further questions about how MrBeast’s team handles serious allegations and internal issues.
4. Allegations of Inhumane Working Conditions
I literally feel so bad for Jake Weddle he had to keep all of this information in for years just now release it on the Dog Pack video I don’t think this guy has a lot of reasons to lie about MrBeast pic.twitter.com/hglw1TVDrs
— rayden (@opdjjdfihdfjif1) August 8, 2024
In a strikingly personal account, Weddle details his experience working on a MrBeast video where he was allegedly subjected to extreme conditions. During a shoot, Weddle claims that he was forced to stay in a room with continuous lighting, leading to severe insomnia and discomfort. Despite requests to turn off the lights, which were reportedly necessary for time-lapse shots, Weddle was denied. He describes the situation as a violation of basic human rights, likening it to “24 hours of breaking the Geneva Convention.”
5. Unsettling Treatment of Contestants
DogPack404’s video also features disturbing allegations about the treatment of female contestants during the filming of the “100 Boys Vs 100 Girls For $500,000” video. According to DogPack404, MrBeast’s cameraman engaged in behavior that made some contestants uncomfortable, including trapping them in a circle and subjecting them to rough conditions and paint fumes.
6. Previous Claims of Fraud and Deception
The recent video is not the first time DogPack404 has raised red flags about MrBeast. In an earlier video titled I Worked for MrBeast, He’s a Fraud, DogPack404 accused MrBeast of running illegal lotteries, fabricating video content, and selling fake signatures. These accusations painted a picture of deceit and unethical behavior, compounding the skepticism surrounding MrBeast’s operations and integrity.
We should’ve listened to him… He was right about MrBeast, and so is Dogpack. pic.twitter.com/fnoYUc1hhK
— Twisted (@wxtwisted) August 8, 2024
The revelations from Jake Weddle and DogPack404 present a complete 180 on the image that MrBeast has created for himself, especially for millions of younger audience members. If his recent way of dealing with the Ava Kris controversy goes to prove anything, it’s that his go-to response is to hush things up.
From accusations of hiring a registered sex offender to allegations of inhumane working conditions and unethical treatment of contestants, the video has raised serious questions about the ethics and practices behind one of YouTube’s biggest stars. As of now, MrBeast has not publicly addressed these claims, leaving the community and his millions of followers in a state of uncertainty.
