MrBeast was robbed at the beginning of his career- MrBeast is one of the most popular and the most philanthropic streamers on the internet right now. However, even his most ardent followers went into a state of frenzy, when the American streamer revealed that he was robbed at the beginning of his YouTube career. Follow InsideSport.IN for updates on streamers.
Not just that, during a recent episode of ‘The Yard’ podcast, the philanthropic streamer revealed how he was allegedly stalked a night before the theft took place.
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MrBeast is unquestionably one of the most well-known personalities on the internet with around 10 million YouTube subscribers.
He is well-known for his elevated and extravagant viral videos, such his reproduction of the Willy Wonka chocolate factory and the wildly popular Squid Game Korean thriller series on Netflix.
MrBeast was shone a red light the night before he was robbed
During the podcast, MrBeast opened up about the incident, reiterating that he’s never spoken about it publicly.
Furthermore, he revealed how someone flashed a red light at his door, insinuating that he was in grave danger.
“I don’t think I’ve ever told this story publicly. I came home at like 3 AM, super late after a video. I’m walking into my sh*tty little house and I just see a red dot on my door. I turned around and didn’t see anyone, so I went inside and for the next five hours, open and closed my blinds [to see if anyone was there.”
MrBeast went on:
“The next day, I left my house, and the second I left, everything was stolen. I feel like someone was stalking me.”
MrBeast only had 1 million subscribers back then
The American streamer claimed that the person who robbed him over four years back had no idea who he was. Moreover, MrBeast only had around a million subscribers back then, which is way before he became a household name.
MrBeast currently has over 10 million subscribers. Naturally, his narrative left his honest patrons extremely worried.
However, MrBeast made it clear that he now has cameras and security to make sure that things don’t go south again.
Incidentally, MrBeast, just the other day, revealed that he will be going up against Ninja at a custom $150K League of Legends tournament, which has been tabled for July 9.
While the details of the ultimate showdown are currently clouded in mystery, keep following InsideSport.IN as we bring you all the important updates.
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