"I don't care": MrBeast calls out haters
YouTuber Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson has called out haters for canceling him over his philanthropic videos.
MrBeast is the largest YouTuber right now thanks to his over-the-top videos. While some are just crazy stunts like crashing a train into a ditch, many are massive charity efforts that have won MrBeast many supporters — and apparently haters.
MrBeast builds 100 wells in Africa in latest video
Recently, MrBeast paid to have over a thousand people’s vision fixed and donated a large amount of shoes to an underdeveloped community overseas. In his latest video, which has over 27 million views, MrBeast built 100 wells in Africa.
Shortly after posting the video, MrBeast turned to Twitter to claim that he “already knew” he was going to “get canceled because I uploaded a video helping people.”
This wasn’t going to deter him, however. MrBeast wrote that he didn’t care how haters would respond.
He said: “I’m always going to use my channel to help poeple and try to inspire my audience to do the same.”
While there’s no stopping trolls from dishing out negativity, the majority of comments on the video are positive. Many are applauding MrBeast and his team for being hardworking and one person even said “the internet definitely made the right person famous.”
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