Why would anyone do that? The content is mostly time-wasting juvenile crap.

No it’s still bugfuck insane to tweet a request for your fans to perform labor

“Yeah man, just chill out! Grab a Kool-Aid and unwind!”

It’s cute that you think there aren’t legions of pathetic adults who spend their lives on the Internet willing to waste their time trying to curry favor with some stupid influencer.

Ok but this one is very funny.

So you don’t know anything about parasocial relationships?

If he’s working on a team, why did he ask in the first place? All it does it continue to perpetuate the parasocial relationship these people think they have with him, to the point they’re recording video of themselves cleaning the shelves hoping for any sort of attention from Mr. Beast. It’s pathetic.

Yes, it is bad to ask your audience who are neck deep in a weird parasocial relationship to do free work for while you get your shit together and hire proper merchandisers.

Mindless followers doing whatever their favorite social media personality tells them to. 

If this is what gives kids a sense of accomplishment I weep for our future.

I feel bad for the Walmart employees who are going to likely have to fix a lot of shit.

This is cult-leader behavior. 

He sounds like GameStop’s corporate, wanting people to do work just cause they like games and not for pay.

What a fucking weird thing to tweet about. Like, in the hellscape of awful shit capitalism has caused, this doesn’t even rate, but I just do not understand the mindset of noticing this and then thinking it’s a good idea to ask your fans to do it.

JADA MADE IT EVERYONE’S BUSINESS BY PUTTING IT ON THAT STUPID SHOW AND AIRING WILL’S PAIN FOR THE WORLD TO SEE.  

I saw him live a few weeks ago. A massive detail the AVClub is selectively leaving out, to maximize the outrage you’re supposed to feel, is that he’s pointing out that she cheated on him by sleeping with their teenage son’s friend, and then they took interviews about it as a family. The joke is Will Smith had to sit…

That’s where they belong, friends don’t let friends buy POPS, and nobody with an ounce of integrity collects these for real. Buy real figures or statues, not POPS. 

will no one think of the poor billionaire who lives in a castle

Cry about it?

die mad about it