Quintin aka Quin69, a controversial Twitch streamer, surprised many by choosing to watch MrBeast's viral video, which featured helping 1,000 deaf people hear again. However, Quin69 openly expressed discomfort while viewing the six-minute video.
Qui 69 raised concerns about the potential negative impact on his own and his viewers' mental well-being, wondering if watching such content could be detrimental to their cognitive health. He questioned the effects of engaging with this type of material, expressing a sense of uneasiness and a lack of enjoyment while watching the video.
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Quin69 criticizes MrBeast's video
Quin69 found himself questioning the impact of watching MrBeast's video, titled '1,000 Deaf People Hear For The First Time', as he expressed concerns about it "ruining his brain." According to the New Zealand Twitch streamer, the video initially focused on providing hearing aids to deaf individuals but then shifted to giving away money.
"I don't know. This is making me feel... I'm feeling yuck about watching this. Bro, I'm going to be honest. I don't like watching this. I don't like watching this! Is this ruining my f**king brain? Am I bricking my brain and your brains by watching this?" Quin 69 said
As he watched the video unfold, Quin69 became increasingly frustrated, commenting on the sudden transition from hearing aids to extravagant giveaways. He voiced his confusion, questioning the video's purpose and the seemingly unrelated acts of charity. His frustration grew as he observed MrBeast's crew giving money to a homeless person and engaging in lavish gestures like providing jet skis to older men.
Furthermore, Quin69 expressed disdain when MrBeast gave a child a ticket to a basketball championship game and another person a ticket to a Taylor Swift concert. He sarcastically suggested that the recipients could only attend the events if accompanied by a MrBeast crew member, whose purpose was to capture their reactions for content creation.
'Well, extra dog s**t. Am I crazy?'
Quin69 acknowledged that MrBeast's philanthropic efforts were, in essence, beneficial. However, he expressed his belief that the execution of these endeavors seemed "sugar-coated" and left a negative impression. Quin69 said, "Well, extra dog s**t. Am I crazy?" While recognizing the positive intentions behind MrBeast's actions, Quin69 criticized what he perceived as an excessive and ostentatious approach, questioning why the acts of kindness couldn't simply involve straightforward assistance.
Quin69 compared the overall presentation to the atmosphere of a casino, the allure of pornography or the sensation of being under the influence of drugs. He argued that these additional elements detracted from the genuine essence of the charitable acts, leaving him with a sense of dissatisfaction.
