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So I'm just going to say this at the beginning.

There are so many allegations and then rebuttals that I'm not going to be able to fit everything into this video.

I mean, people just covering one aspect of the allegations, they're releasing hour-long videos.

So I just want to lay that out right here at the beginning.

Where I'll start is Mr. Beast is having himself a week.

He is being accused of fraud.

And specifically, for now, what we're talking about is that a former employee is alleging that

Mr. Bees company rigged videos, ran illegal lotteries, targeting kids, and sold fake autographs.

Right, and the former employee in question is a guy by the name of Dawson, Dogpack 404, who says that he worked for Mr. Beast from February to June of this year. And with that, he uploaded a nearly hour-long video titled, I worked for Mr. Beast. He's a fraud.

And so far, that's gotten well over 5 million views just on YouTube. And notably there, he says

that that video is just part one of an investigation he's doing into Mr. Beast. And they are saying

that they recorded it before the whole situation with Ava Chris Tyson and that he was initially going to talk about that in another later video. With Dawson also repeating the claim we've heard from others that

people of the company, including Mr. Beast, knew that she was a liability, but that the company

chose to protect her until now. But I'm also arguing that it's messy because the company is

exposing young contestants to a person like that and adding. You know, there's a big emphasis

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