The latest initiative was taken by MrBeast “Team Seas” received lots of positive responses. But now MrBeast is canceled as the YouTuber was busy creating the clone of the squid game in real life. The efforts that were put by MrBeast for recreating the squid game, Unfortunately, people didn’t like the content.
Making a new web series of the same name that of the Hit Netflix series led to receiving a lot of reactions. The real-life Squid game would not have become a reason for violence, but fans in social media strongly believe that MrBeast should not have recreated such a masterpiece.
Why did MrBeast canceled?
After the great success of the original Netflix series Squid Games, MrBeast announced that he will be recreating the Squid Games series in real life and upload for all of his YouTube fans. Fans were curious about the development of this project Squid Games in real life. Therefore, he shared a TikTok for all of his fans by showing all the setup for recreating Squid Games recording in real life.
This viral video has received above 32 million views along with a conflicted situation. This backlash has led to canceling of MrBeast.
YouTubers usually spend a huge amount of money on creating videos for posting. Sometimes the amount of money spent on such content is not necessary and you can save it.
Fans noticed the waste of money and spotted the issue On social media in concern with MrBeast’s recreation of Squid Game Real-life video.
One TikTok user, after seeing the viral video of MrBeast, said that “does MrBeast deserve to be rich. Yes- like. No- ignore.”
How much does MrBeast spend on his Recreation?
MrBeast first uploaded the video on Twitter before uploading it on TikTok, which is the most used video streaming application. Fans wanted to know the actual expense that he would have invested in creating the real-life Squid Game YouTube video.
People noticed that it was the replica of Netflix’s series Squid game. One tweeted, “You are ridiculous… how much did the total project cost?
By replying to the tweet, MrBeast wrote, “around 2 million to build and produce and 1.5 million in prizes.” The total cost he had to pay was $3.5 for creating the whole real-life game video.
Tweets on MrBeast’s Squid Game
Some of the tweets that people have posted on Twitter about the real-life Squid game created by MrBeast are:
“Instead of doing something good with my immense amount of money I now have decided to spend an immense amount of that immense amount to recreate TV shows where people in extreme poverty attempt to get money to survive.”
Some people also supported MrBeast and feels that canceling isn’t fair, they said “They are just wanting attention or to cancel a man who is using millions of dollars to help those in need. So yeah cancel him, people, where he can no longer help others! Morons They are I tell ya! @MrBeast. God bless U 4 ur help 4 others. People are just haters!”