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MrBeast’s “Lunchly”

MrBeast's "Lunchly"

If you have used any type of social media app in the last few weeks I’m sure y’all have heard of the new MrBeast and Logan Paul Lunchly product he released. Lunchly is a Lunchables knock off version that MrBeast claims is suppose to be a more healthy and safe version for the original.

Though things didn’t go as well as he thought how people would think of it. People all over social media are upset and mad at MrBeast for lying about it being healthy and that the lunch kit is very unhealthy for kids. People are also mad at him claiming that all of this is a quick money grab from kids.

There are some YouTubers coming out and talking about how they feel on the product. Here is one from the Minecraft Youtuber, DanTDM, “What happened to YouTubers man… I can’t say anything anymore. This is selling stuff for the sake of making money, simple. How does this benefit their fans? This is selling c*** to kids who don’t know better than to trust the people who are selling it to them. Do better.”

This was a very good response that was appreciated by many and greatly increased the attention towards this incident. Though KSI, the partner of Logan Paul on Prime, was offended by the response and instead tried to roast DanTDM on his previous merch and reviews on sponsored items which didn’t make sense.

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After KSI tweeted those, a few YouTubers like Jacksepticeye had come out to defend DanTDM and here’s one tweet, “You mess with DanTDM, you mess with YouTube” and he isn’t wrong since a huge percentage of the current generation watched DanTDM growing up so you can imagine people are not happy that KSI is attacking him.

No cancellation of the product has happened yet or any food inspections so we will have to wait and see if anything happens.

 

 

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