Surely at one time or another you’ve come across a video of Mr. Beast, the youtuber who cures blind people’s eyesight, gives money to the poor and gives away cars in exchange for doing very specific tests, in the style of ‘Dance, dance, damn you’. Stay a long time in a very small circle, survive the tests of ‘The Squid Game’… And, apparently, he should add a new test to his somewhat stomach-churning madness: survive by eating at one of his fast food chains.
Mr Puagh
It is common for successful content creators to launch their own restaurants. Luisito Comunica, for example, even has one in Spain (Fasfú) and Mr. Beast has a truly global fast food chain with more than 1,000 establishments, 600 of them in the United States. That is nothing. It sells well, its 137 million followers are a captive audience and the food is ric… Well. Not exactly
On December 19, 2020, MrBeast Burger opened its first location in North Carolina and hasn’t stopped expanding. To do so, the youtuber teamed up with the company Virtual Dining Concept to create a menu that was up to the task and, after all, his name. The problem is that for some time now the quality, which was already not very high, has dropped even further.
There are, for example, those who have received only a piece of raw meat between buns and on the Internet they qualify the burgers with adjectives such as “disgusting”, “disgusting” or “inedible”. Of course, the McDonald’s brothers could care less about what people say about them now (they passed away years ago), but Mr. Beast is literally suffering the consequences. That’s why he has decided to sue Virtual Dining Concept. Mr. Beast vs. Mr. Beast’s hamburgers: watch out, Ibai, here’s a fight for the Evening of the Year.
As the trial begins to unfold, Virtual Dining Concept has used the influencer’s example to trick other brands into offering their own low-end restaurant chains. So far Mariah Carey or NASCAR have bitten, and they look like the first of many. Hopefully the movie of this trial very, very soon.
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