Benzinga - Famous Youtuber MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, has asked his fans to help clean up Feastable bar displays in their local stores.
In a recent Twitter post, Donaldson asked his fans to arrange Feastables in Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) and clean up the presentation. He also said he is building a team to arrange his products at the retail stores.
I need your help! Next time you see Feastables in Walmart (and soon to be new retailers) if you could clean up the presentation and make it look better that’d make me very happyHe even said he wouldn't complain if his fans moved some Hershey's bars while in the clean-up process.I’m building a team to do this routinely, just need help in the short term pic.twitter.com/CzYqOqQvta
— MrBeast (@MrBeast) March 3, 2023
And while you’re at it if you want to maybe move some Hershey’s bars and make sure Feastables has plenty of space.. I wouldn’t complainAlso Read: MrBeast Bemoans Unfair 'Bad' Label From Twitter Users — Dogecoin Creator Has This Advice— MrBeast (@MrBeast) March 3, 2023
One of his followers tweeted, sharing a photo of him arranging Feastables at a Walmart store.
@MrBeast I was at walmart and saw your Chocolate bar . I fixed them properly.. Anything for the team . I even bought the chocolate sea salt one . #teammrbeast pic.twitter.com/aljuLEG3nfInitially, Donaldson started the Feastables brand as a chocolate bar company. It has since expanded into cookies, merchandise, burgers, and more.— LoneWolf (@Real_Nelson1) March 3, 2023
MrBeast Burger is a ghost kitchen falling under the MrBeast umbrella, which opened its first physical store in the American Dream Mall in New Jersey.
Earlier in January, he tweeted saying that he wants to build these brands and eventually be able to sell parts of them for billions of dollars so that he can give away billions in future videos.
I want to build Feastables, Beast Burger, etc. and eventually be able to sell parts of them for billions of dollars so I can give away billions in future videos. These next few years will be an interesting experiment hahaDonaldson released a video in January to announce that he paid for a thousand people to get cataract surgeries with the help of the non-profit eye care organization See International.— MrBeast (@MrBeast) January 9, 2023
Donaldson's YouTube channel has close to 130 million subscribers. According to a Forbes report, Donaldson made an estimated $54 million in 2021.
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