DanTDM recently criticized Lunchly, a new pre-packaged meal brand launched by MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI, on X (formerly ...

Jacksepticeye defended DanTDM’s Lunchly post on X (formerly Twitter) recently ... X to express his disapproval of MrBeast, ...

For context, after KSI (along with Logan Paul and Jimmy "MrBeast") launched Lunchly, a pre-cooked meal box brand, DanTDM voiced criticism ... I look on Twitter, and I go, 'Oh wow, these people ...

Logan Paul has had enough of Ludwig’s comments about his behavior and is setting things straight once and for all. The professional wrestler and internet personality took to his podcast, Impaulsive, ...

The video was watched over half a million times before being taken down American YouTube star Logan Paul has ... star with 5.1 million Twitter followers, said Paul should simply have known better.

Minecraft YouTuber and streamer Thomas "TommyInnit" became the latest to criticize fellow creator Logan Paul publicly. Logan, despite having a big fan base, has been facing flak from the internet ...

After hitting store shelves toward the end of September, the YouTubers' Lunchables alternative faced swift criticism and ...

"That is a ton of mold. That is really dangerous," YouTuber Rosanna Pansino said in a video she uploaded online.

Logan Paul said Andrew Tate, the misogynistic "self-help" guru, is "scared" and a "hypocrite" after he was unbanned from Twitter on the most recent episode of his podcast, "Impaulsive," and Tate ...

Logan Paul is an American social media personality. He rose to fame in 2013 after posting comedy content on video-sharing platforms Vine and YouTube. Paul is best known for being one of the most ...

Mr Beast's Lunchly snacks include Prime drinks, Feastables, and allegedly another ingredient: mold. Let's explore everything we know about Lunchly, its mold controversy, and the internet's reaction.

All three YouTubers pushed back against the Lunchly criticism, with MrBeast responding to an X (Twitter ... in the first place. Logan Paul responded directly to DanTDM, writing that YouTubers ...