Contestants say food, water, prescription medicine and clean underwear were withheld — but the YouTuber is blaming external factors.

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The CrowdStrike global IT outage has been blamed for poor conditions at MrBeast's Beast Games reality show, affecting 2,000 contestants with issues like lack of food, medication, and clean underwear. Despite the hardships, MrBeast has not apologized, instead attributing the issues to external factors including the outage, extreme weather, and logistical problems. This follows a pattern seen in other events with similar logistical failures.

MrBeast blames terrible Beast Games conditions on the CrowdStrike outage

lmaoo he’s making it worse for himself with every word he utters

shut him down already. he had a good run.

He doesn’t care, he is under the impression that he is too big to fail, however, all of these recent exposures are pretty damning. Yes, his catered audience is children, but who controls what those children view…?
Let that soak in for a while…