"They'd say n****r, they'd say fa***t" - Sneako accuses MrBeast crew of saying slurs off-camera

Controversial internet personality Nico "Sneako" has made serious accusations against Jimmy "MrBeast's" crew. During a Rumble livestream titled, #SNEAKOWASRIGHT, the permanently banned YouTuber provided details about his time working with MrBeast, claiming there was a "disconnect" in the environment.

Sneako then accused MrBeast's crew of allegedly saying racial and homophobic slurs off-camera, remarking:

"When I was working on MrBeast, there was something... there was a disconnect there because they would get in there, they would talk one-way off-camera. They'd say n****r, they'd say fa***t, they'd say stuff like this like everybody does! You know? Not to cancel them or anything. It's how everybody talks off-camera. We all say slurs. We all joke around."

The 25-year-old added that he started his YouTube channel because he wanted "authenticity" and "pure and raw feeling":

"As soon as the camera turns on, 'Hey, kids! We're going to go and paint our blue face. Jump in the pool.' I'm like, 'This is weird! This is not authentic. This is fake. It's fake and g*y!' Because why I started YouTube, I wanted authenticity. I wanted pure, raw feeling. I wanted to connect with my audience. I wanted to grow in real-time, and I did before they banned me."

Timestamp: 19:35

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Sneako calls YouTube a "demonic platform" while claiming that he was "right" about the recent controversy involving Ava Kris Tyson and MrBeast

During the same broadcast, Sneako claimed he was "right about the entire industry" while discussing the recent controversy involving Ava Kris Tyson and MrBeast. Describing himself as the "most banned" individual in the industry, the streamer said:

"I was right about the entire industry. I was right about Kris Tyson. I was right about the Satanic agenda. I was right about what they promote. I was right about clips not mags. I was right about all of them! The most banned in the industry. The real brand risk. The canceled one. The banned one. The all-forbidden one!"

Sneako then labeled YouTube a "demonic platform" for banning him, claiming that Rumble is the "only" platform that allows "free speech":

"Some people call me cringe. Some people said I was too repetitive about this. They said it was too red-pilled. But when you are directly making kids cut their d**ks off and then also touching them before and after, I think you're supposed to talk about that. I think the industry should have some sort of consistency about that. And they don't! And I said it. And that's why they banned me. I was right that YouTube is a demonic platform that allows this and Rumble is the only place with free speech."

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A few days ago, Sneako garnered attention on social media after he called Imane "Pokimane" out for being silent about the allegations against Ava Kris Tyson.