Mr. Beast y Amazon son DEMANDADOS

 

Mr. Beast, one of the world's most famous YouTubers and creators for his social experiments and charity videos, is being sued along with Amazon Prime Video by five members of his reality show Beast Games. . In documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, the five members of the reality show suffered from "chronic abuse," sexual harassment, neglect to avoid sexual harassment, unfair labor practices and 10 other crimes.

 What happened to mr. The Beast and the Amazons? The controversial creator recently teamed up with Amazon Prime Video to bring one of Mr. The Beast's dream TV projects come to life, a "Hunger Games" contest where a thousand contestants survive in the wild and compete for $5 million. The program has not yet launched in Mexico, but has been successful in the US and other countries. 

But things don't go smoothly as five of the contestants decide to break their silence and reveal the horrifying reality behind the scenes. scenes. The class action lawsuit (which was made public) was filed by members who chose to remain anonymous for security reasons. The crimes they are charged with include failure to pay minimum wage, failure to pay restitution, sexual harassment, failure to prevent harassment, negligence causing emotional distress, unfair business practices and false advertising.

Legal representatives for the five contestants want this class-action lawsuit to speak for all the other members of The Beastie Game because not only were they primarily affected, but part of the production was also affected.

Five participants cited multiple grievances in their complaints, including lack of medical care, lack of food, lack of rest, and lack of personal hygiene. One of the plaintiffs, identified as "Participant 5," said she wanted to be on the reality show because "her videos made me smile during the COVID-19 pandemic," but her experience was terrible when she claimed to be on. nothing" and "As one of the women I can say that we definitely felt like we were in a hostile environment."