mrbeast

• MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI want Lunchly to be the hottest new thing in the school cafeteria
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Men vs. women, Madison Square Garden, gas station meals

  If our last Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report was all about scientists (who, btw, also came up in the news cycle as a notable source of hope for viewers on social media), this week's is a return to the old guard, with MrBeast back in spot #1 and podcasts slurping up spots #2 and #3. Then we've got a gas station run from FaZe Clan and...we'll keep the bonus vid a secret for now. 

  
• Have you heard? MrBeast’s critic walks it back, creators go south, and ‘Hawk Tuah’ gets a podcast

  Creators like MrBeast, Marques Brownlee, Nadeshot, and Alexandra Botez factor into this week's rundown of creator economy headlines.

  
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Trampolines, time travel, tater tots

  After taking AMP to the #1 spot last week, MrBeast is nowhere to be seen for this week's Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report. Instead, sciencetubers dominated sponsored content, with Veritasium scooping up not one but two slots, an "atomic trampoline" coming in at #1, and Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell making yet another appearance with a video he says will make physicists "very grumpy" (and, judging by the comments, he's right).

  
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Wipeout, Wukong, and an internet rabbit hole
• MrBeast hires celebrity lawyer as he mulls legal action against former employee
• JaidenAnimations’ MrBeast video reveals roadblocks for animation creators
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: MrBeast’s problems are not affecting viewership
• MrBeast announces internal investigation in response to ongoing misconduct allegations
• MrBeast’s team blames ‘Beast Games’ filming issues on weather and CrowdStrike incident, says it wants to “learn from this experience”
• MrBeast apologizes for past “inappropriate language,” has yet to address alleged safety issues on ‘Beast Games’
• Ava Kris Tyson “permanently” leaving MrBeast team after accusations she sent inappropriate messages to 13-year-old