Don't worry, no images so no looking at his face but yeah, barely 24hrs and he's gone, no longer going to be working there or in any future videos. Despite getting raked over coals for saying it initially, this SunnyV2 video became very prophetic.
If only we could make ALL degenerates leave YouTube in 24hrs but because this one had even Sneako and Keemstar looking like moral authorities in comparison, probably a special case unfortunately..
I still don't know who Mr. Beast is, and at this point I'm not sure I want to ask. I'm guessing he has something to do with some kind of really cringe embarrassing normie YouTube channel.
He's a guy that got famous by doing silly pranks (which were generally harmless and fun, unlike most douchebag pranktubers), but he absolutely exploded when he started throwing his money around.
The story goes (I'm not sure how much of it is true or just trying to make him look good) that almost all of the money he makes from videos and sponsorships is given right back to the community. He did stuff like just hand people his credit card and tell them they could go on a shopping spree and buy whatever they want, or telling people he'll buy anything they can fit inside a circle he drew on the ground, or buying out a car lot and giving away free cars. He also made videos where he would go into a restaurant and order something small and give the server a $1000 tip. Shit like that. Then he started doing wacky stuff like 1,000 man hide and seek games or some shit, or hiring a bounty hunter to track him down for video content.
It honestly seemed pretty wholesome, if not necessarily my cup of tea. Some of his videos were kind of entertaining though. But where this Chris guy comes in is that he was one of his best friends and was featured in a bunch of his videos. Most of his videos are just him and his friends doing dumb shit and throwing around money. But yeah, Chris eventually decides to be a tranny and starts doing weird shit - as trannies do.
I don't watch his content, but I respect what he does. If a sponsor can spend their advertising budget on treating cataracts and still get their money's worth, that's a win-win.