Famous streaming personality MrBeast aka James Donaldson is also an entrepreneur. He recently started his venture in the hospitality industry with MrBeast Burger. This virtual restaurant partnering with Virtual Dining Concepts, LLC, opened its virtual branches across locations in North America and Europe. However, MrBeast was considering shifting his venture from Beast Burger restaurants to Feastables, a chocolate bar he owned. Nevertheless, his business endeavor is currently experiencing hefty tensions.

In this situation, MrBeast suddenly spoke about filing a lawsuit against Virtual Dining Concepts company for their issues with quality management and customer services. While this streaming star also added about the payments he has yet to receive after a million dollars of revenue, Virtual Dining Concepts brought a counter lawsuit against him. 

Why did the Virtual Dining Concepts sue MrBeast? 

Just a week following Donaldson’s lawsuit against Virtual Dining Concepts, aimed at terminating their partnership, a new lawsuit has emerged. Sources confirmed that Virtual Dining Concept’s lawsuit against MrBeast is worth $100 million. They intend to present this money as compensation for the reputation damages they faced.

Virtual Dining Concepts lawsuit also referenced those tweets where MrBeast made serious negative comments against Beast Burger and Virtual Dining Concepts. 

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“This case is about a social media celebrity who believes his fame means that his word does not matter, that the facts do not matter and that he can renege and breach his contractual obligations without consequence,” the lawsuit against Donaldson read. “He is mistaken.”

MrBeast’s allegations were also based on customer feedback, which claimed Beast Burger foods as disgusting, inedible, and awful. However, Virtual Dining Concept’s counter-lawsuit claims that MrBeast has failed to honor its terms and partnership policies.

The company further stated that this famous streaming personality’s comment was “riddled with false statements and inaccuracies.” This company termed MrBeast’s lawsuit as ill-advised and completely meritless. They said this famous streamer needed to negotiate a new contract for his monetary interests with the company.

MrBeast Burger, one of the fastest-growing brands in the country 

MrBeast started this virtual restaurant brand, MrBeast Burger, in 2020 during the pandemic. They signed a contract for four years and it mentioned that Virtual Dining Concepts company will run the restaurants offering delivery-only services by using MrBeast’s name.

Certainly, this business venture was successful, and Forbes termed it one of the fastest-growing brands in the country. 

Virtual Dining Concept sued MrBeast just a week after this famous streamer sued the company for their poor-quality food items, bad customer service and horrible packaging. However, most of the customer reviews on Uber Eats and Doordash were five stars.

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What do you think about this lawsuit? Should MrBeast close MrBeast Burger?

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