Amid the ongoing and rising count of allegations being made against Ava Kris Tyson, an employee from the MrBeast team has spoken out.
Shortly after predator allegations were made, accusing the former MrBeast co-host of “grooming” a fan, Tyson parted ways with the team.
As per an initial statement made by Jimmy Donaldson aka MrBeast, it was announced that the accusations would be investigated via a “third party”.
Since the allegations went public, a video produced by a creator who goes by the name “DogPack404” was released featuring various claims such as MrBeast faking videos, and hosting illegal lotteries, among other claims.
You can watch the full 53-minute video below:
The video, which has already gained over 8 million views, was surprisingly created by a former employee of the MrBeast team called Dawson.
Since the video started making the rounds across the web, a fellow MrBeast employee called out the video’s creator to debunk the claims made.
Chucky, a current employee of the MrBeast team, stated in a lengthy post various debunks for multiple claims made in the “DogPack404” video.
“I quickly want to debunk some of the info in this video since the guy who made it was on my team,” the current employee began.
He goes on to add that he is the employee who fired “DogPack404” aka Dawson for “erratic behaviour” after working at MrBeast for “less than a month”.
“It was my decision to fire him for erratic behaviour, he worked at the company for less than a month and wasn’t an employee for most of the videos he mentions to have knowledge on.”
Chucky went on to address claims that MrBeast videos “are fake or staged”, debunking them as “not true” as he was “on set for many” of the videos.
One accusation included how MrBeast only uses his own friends and family in his videos, which Chucky addressed by saying: “This is a wild statement that can easily be proven wrong.”
“There are probably hundreds or thousands who have no affiliation to friends/family of Beast employees,” he added.
When addressing the creator’s claims that the MrBeast team “fake giveaways”, Chucky said: “We do not fake giveaways, I have been hands-on with some of them and have personally been the person to connect winners with our accounting department to get paid.”
Although the current MrBeast employee debunked claims, not all were as convinced by his lengthy post addressing the allegations.
“What about the illegal lotteries,” one asked.
Another added how the “video is 53 minutes long” with “many claims” attached while slamming the employee for not “addressing” all claims.
“Right – you’re still not responding to some of the worst ones lol,” another said in the replies to the employee’s post.
“DogPack404” aka Dawson has since claimed that he has been sent a cease and desist letter, stay tuned for more updates on this story.
