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YouTuber Rosanna Pansino called out Jimmy “MrBeast” for promoting Feastables by using one of her GIFs. Labels the product “cheap garbage.”
YouTuber and internet personality Rosanna Pansino has been a vocal critic of Jimmy “MrBeast.” She has also spoken out against some of Jimmy’s ventures including Feastables, Prime, and his Prime Video show Beast Games. Recently, she uploaded a YouTube video during which she learned that Jimmy and his team had used one of her GIFs to promote Feastables – the chocolate brand company that Jimmy started in January 2022.
In the video, she discovered that upon scanning the QR code printed on the back of the wrapper, a new page pops up asking for customer feedback. Notably, however, this message is joined by one of Pansino’s GIFs. She was naturally quite taken aback at the action and quickly called out Jimmy and his team over this joke. She said:
“My team is telling me I should scan the QR code on the back… No! Are you kidding? When you scan it, he’s using my GIF. Seriously, Jimmy, cease and desist, b**ch. This is- You need to quit. That is just disgusting…I don’t want my face anywhere near anything you are promoting… Wouldn’t feed it to a pig.”
Pansino later re-posted this clip on her X account, captioning the product as “cheap garbage.” She wrote:
“So apparently MrBeast is using my face without permission (and has been for months) when you scan the QR code on the back of a @Feastables chocolate bar. For the record, I want absolutely nothing to do with his cheap garbage.”
So apparently MrBeast is using my face without permission (and has been for months) when you scan the QR code on the back of a @Feastables chocolate bar.
— Rosanna Pansino (@RosannaPansino) December 30, 2024
For the record I want absolutely nothing to do with his cheap garbage 🗑️🤮 pic.twitter.com/VZbn8e1J8H
Is Ontario Labor Ministry Investigating MrBeast?
While MrBeast boasts the largest following on YouTube, he has also drawn significant criticism and scrutiny from various quarters. Recently, CP24 reported that the Ontario Ministry of Labour is investigating an injury that occurred on the Toronto set of the Beast Games. One of the excerpts read:
“The ministry says a worker was injured by falling wood on Sept. 11 on the set, a miniature village constructed for the show on the grounds of the former Downsview Airport. The labour ministry did not share the extent of the person’s injuries, citing the ongoing investigation, but it says the employers – Blink 49 Studios and Manhattan Beach Studios – were each issued a ‘requirement.’ A ministry spokesperson did not say what that was.”
Verified X user Steve Asarch (@IAmAsarch) shared an update on his timeline, stating that a 6-foot by 6-foot section of the tower fell on a crew member. He wrote:
“I can now confirm that at the end of filming on Sep 11, a 6-foot by 6-foot piece of the tower at the Beast Games fell on a crew member. Emergency services were called, and they were brought to the hospital where they still remain. A MrBeast spokesperson declined to comment.”
I can now confirm that at the end of filming on Sep 11, a 6-foot by 6-foot piece of the tower at the Beast Games fell on a crew member. Emergency services were called, and they were brought to the hospital where they still remain.
— Steven Asarch (@IAmAsarch) September 18, 2024
A MrBeast spokesperson declined to comment. https://t.co/6HpeXwRaNb
Despite these allegations and controversies, MrBeast’s Beast Games has achieved significant success, ranking #1 in various regions worldwide. So far, three episodes have been released on Prime Video, garnering substantial views.
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