Asmongold calls out critics of MrBeast for the YouTuber's charitable video content

Austin, Texas - YouTuber Asmongold reacted to social media users who constantly criticize fellow influencer MrBeast for his charitable video content, and the internet is living for it.

Video game streamer Asmongold reacts after social media users criticize YouTube star MrBeast for his charity video content.
Video game streamer Asmongold reacts after social media users criticize YouTube star MrBeast for his charity video content.  © Collage: Screenshot / YouTube / Asmongold TV & Alberto E. Rodriguez / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP

As Asmongold was hosting a livestream on Twitch over the weekend, he decided to tackle a popular subject shared by users on his Subreddit: MrBeast.

In his latest charitable stunt on YouTube, MrBeast donated more than 20,000 shoes to impoverished children in South Africa, but a handful of social media users have taken issue with his charitable effort.

"People are mad at MrBeast for this kind of stuff," he explained. "Because they don't give a f**k about helping people in Africa. They give a f**k about looking good on social media because they're stupid!"

The streamer goes on to explain that the hate comes from a place of spite and jealousy.

"They see somebody that they have some sort of vague dislike for getting social media points because they're doing a good thing, and they get mad and jealous about it, so they want to take him down a notch because it makes them feel insecure about the fact they're doing nothing with their life."

Asmongold poignantly adds, "It's one thing to be a useless waste of space, piece of garbage; I do it every day. But it's another thing to go out of your way to s**t on people who aren't doing that."

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One thing's for sure: Asmongold made some valid points.

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshot / YouTube / Asmongold TV & Alberto E. Rodriguez / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP

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