MrBeast Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Unsafe Conditions on 'Beast Games' Set

The YouTuber denies claims of mistreatment and promises behind-the-scenes footage to counter allegations as the show premieres December 19 on Prime Video.

MrBeast's upcoming reality competition show 'Beast Games,' featuring 1,000 contestants and a $5 million prize, is set to debut on December 19 on Prime Video.
A class-action lawsuit filed in September accuses the production of unsafe working conditions, inadequate food and rest, and sexual harassment, among other labor violations.
Five anonymous contestants claim they were treated poorly, with some describing the environment as hostile and alleging they were not properly compensated for their participation.
MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, has dismissed the allegations as exaggerated, stating that behind-the-scenes footage will refute the claims once the show airs.
The show, inspired by Netflix's 'Squid Game,' includes elaborate challenges involving helicopters, pirate ships, and monster trucks, with Amazon promoting it as the 'world’s largest live gameshow.'