Outrage Among Beast Games Fans After Contestant’s “Manipulative” Victory in Episode 4 Challenge

Fans of Beast Games have expressed their outrage following the controversial advancement of contestant #991, Jeremy Grant, to Beast Island. Many believe Grant utilized “manipulative” strategies to secure his position.

The reception for Beast Games has been mixed at best, with Rotten Tomatoes awarding it a mere 17% and an IMDb rating of 5.4 out of 10. Despite these low scores, the show achieved remarkable success on Prime Video, dominating the charts in 82 cities within just 26 hours post-release on December 19.

While some viewers commend MrBeast for providing contestants with lucrative opportunities, others criticize the show for allegedly exploiting its participants. The duality of opinions surrounding the series was further highlighted after the airing of Episode 4 on January 2, where concerns arose regarding the gender representation in the top 60 contestants.

Controversy Surrounding Jeremy Grant’s Advancement

The focus shifted to Jeremy Grant, especially as he was accused of manipulating Challenge 2. The challenge winner had the privilege of selecting five additional contestants to join him on a helicopter to Beast Island, where they would compete for a staggering $5 million.

MrBeast's Beast Games has 60 contestants left going into Episode 5 competing for $5M. — Instagram: jeremyt_grant

MrBeast’s Beast Games has 60 contestants remaining as they prepare for Episode 5 in pursuit of the $5M prize.

While a faction of players supported Grant’s challenge win, many contestants voiced their distrust, fearing that he would select only male contestants to accompany him on the helicopter. Although Grant had promised to include at least two females, he ultimately only chose one, amplifying frustration among fellow players who felt underrepresented.

Viewer Reactions: Calls for Fair Representation

Audience reactions mirrored the dissatisfaction among the contestants. On Reddit, viewers labeled Grant as a “fake,” expressing their discontent.

Beast Games contestant #991, Jeremy Grant.

Comments ranged from observations about Grant’s “cult leader vibes” and perceived snobbery to outright accusations of fraud. One viewer criticized the gender imbalance and recognized the unease felt by the female contestants, emphasizing the need for equitable representation in the competition.

As tensions mount and the race for the $5 million prize heats up, the show’s competitive environment is bound to intensify. Viewers can follow the unfolding drama by tuning into new episodes of Beast Games on Prime Video every Thursday until the grand finale on February 13.

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