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Mr. Beas just exposed and humiliated himself,

but that may actually be the least of his worries after these new docs came out.

The truth about the Taylor Swift-Treyfus Kelsey situation and why we didn't cover it yesterday. Where there's Trump, FEMA situation is really terrifying. With information still coming in, the suspect in the Minneapolis shooting has been identified. We're talking about all of that and even more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news, starting with this. Mr. Beesha's got humiliated, though, that might be the least of his problems right now. Because yesterday, he actually was the one humiliating himself because he crashed out over a smaller creator getting ranked higher on the Rolling Stone's most influential creator list. But then also, as if that wasn't bad enough, it got revealed that his company is grossly unprofitable, like somehow losing over $100 million a year unprofitable. But starting with Rolling Stone, the list that they have features a wide variety of influential creators that produce essentially every type of content you can imagine. But also obviously, with a title like most influential creators, it begs a question, well, what is the criteria? And according to them, for the list, we defined it as someone born from the internet. Not a celebrity who jumped on after gaining fame in a more traditional way who uses their chosen platforms to push conversations forward. So kind of if you think about it, a super vague definition that gives them a lot of leeway. Which is then why you see a kind of a range of names like Dave Portnoy, Iron Mouse, Asan Piker, Miss Rachel, I Show Speed, and many, many others. And then with all that, you had Mr. Bees coming in at number seven, which you might think would prompt a tweet like, oh, that's cool. Or hell, even if it was negative, maybe how many views do I have to get to be number one? But instead, he decided to take aim at someone on the list above him. Writing in a now deleted tweet, according to this list, a guy with one million followers is more influential than me. what did I do to piss off the Rolling Stones? Which one, I will say, I don't know if Mr. Beasthing's Rolling Stone magazine is actually the band the Rolling Stones. But either way, too, the guy with a million followers is Caleb Hero. And he actually responded to the tweet on Instagram in his own way, where the post that showed the tweet and the caption saying, thank you Rolling Stone, it's been an honor. You know, this was such a dumb, petty tweet. My favorite thing wasn't even watching people like writing funny tweets and reacting to it. It was actually seeing some people realized in real time that this wasn't like a parody account. This was actually a real thing that he posted. Okay, dude. there's no way Mr. B. Posted that.

That's so funny.

No, Mr. Bs didn't actually post that, Chatters.

Calm down.

It's, it's, it's, Caleb is, is making a joke.

Wait, he did?

Oh, my God, he actually did.

Oh, my God, he did.

Oh, my God.

Are you real, dude?

Why would you post that? You sound so bitter. You're Mr. Beast. Why the

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