Contestants on MrBeast’s ‘Beast Games’ Say They Were Hungry and Injured on Set
MrBeast, the popular YouTuber known for his philanthropic giveaways and outrageous stunts, recently launched a new competition series called ‘Beast Games.’ However, some contestants are now speaking out about the conditions they experienced while filming the show.
Several contestants have claimed that they were not provided with enough food during the lengthy filming process, which lasted several days. In addition, some have said that they were injured while participating in the challenges, with one contestant reportedly suffering a broken bone.
One contestant, who wished to remain anonymous, told reporters that they were only given a small sandwich and a bottle of water each day, despite filming for hours on end. They also said that the challenges were physically demanding and that they did not receive adequate medical attention for their injuries.
Another contestant, who also preferred to remain anonymous, said that they witnessed multiple contestants fainting from exhaustion and hunger during filming. They claimed that they were only fed sporadically and that the production team did not seem concerned about their well-being.
In response to these allegations, a spokesperson for MrBeast’s production company issued a statement saying, “The health and safety of our contestants is our top priority. We take these allegations very seriously and are investigating the situation to ensure that all necessary measures are taken to prevent any further incidents.”
MrBeast himself has not commented on the controversy, but fans are calling for him to address the situation and take responsibility for the treatment of the contestants on his show.
It is important for creators and production teams to prioritize the well-being of their contestants and ensure that they are provided with adequate food, rest, and medical attention during filming. Hopefully, this incident will serve as a reminder to other creators to prioritize the health and safety of their participants in all future projects.
