US YouTuber MrBeast sues his food delivery partner over ‘inedible’ burgers


Donaldson who has over 163 million followers on YouTube is known for posting videos featuring some extreme stunts such as being buried alive for 50 hours and spending 50 hours in solitary confinement. — Screengrab from YouTube

James Donaldson, a YouTube star better known as MrBeast, has sued his partner in a food delivery business saying the company sacrificed quality in its bid for rapid expansion.

Donaldson’s Beast Investments LLC sued for breach of contract, asking a federal judge in Manhattan for the right to terminate his business relationship with Virtual Dining Concepts, a Florida company co-founded by former Planet Hollywood executive Robert Earl.

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