Rosanna Pansino Addresses MrBeast Fans’ False Lunchly Mold Allegations with Unedited Video Response

Rosanna Pansino has responded to accusations from fans of MrBeast, who claimed that her viral video depicting moldy cheese in a Lunchly meal was staged, by sharing an unedited version of the footage.

Initially, the YouTuber posted a video indicating that she had discovered moldy mozzarella cheese in her Pizza Lunchly meal, despite it being two months before the expiration date. This disclosure led to criticism from some viewers, alleging that she had manipulated the video.

In her counter-response, Pansino took to Twitter/X, stating, “Many MrBeast fans have falsely claimed that I was not truthful about the moldy Lunchly video and wouldn’t share the unedited version. Here it is.”

While she recognized that skepticism may persist among some individuals, Pansino expressed her hope that the unedited footage—and the multitude of other reports online regarding moldy Lunchly products—would clarify any doubts. “Please exercise caution if you consume these products,” she advised her followers.

Had a lot of #MrBeast fans spread the lie that I was faking the moldy @Lunchly vid and would never post the full clip with no cuts.Well, here you go.I’m sure they will still not believe this is real, but maybe the dozens of other videos online showing moldy mozzarella cheese… pic.twitter.com/u7cRvXy6Ia

— Rosanna Pansino (@RosannaPansino) October 22, 2024

The full unedited video, lasting three minutes, showcased her unboxing various Lunchables and Lunchly meals for a comparative review, culminating in her discovery of mold in the Pizza Lunchly product.

Despite lingering doubts from some viewers, with remarks like “So leaving them out for days on end so they get hot isn’t a part of the video?” the majority found the uncut footage convincing.

One viewer remarked, “I was initially dubious because of your past disagreements with MrBeast, leading me to question the authenticity, but this unedited clip feels completely legitimate.”

Another commenter noted, “It’s evident that you weren’t faking it, especially when inspecting the seal of the package.” This referenced her original claim that the faulty item lacked the adhesive seal present in other Lunchly products.

The doubts provoked by her initial YouTube video and subsequent tweets were intensified by the fact that she filmed the content alongside two former MrBeast employees, Jake Weddle and DogPack404, who had previously made allegations against him.

Pansino has made several accusations towards MrBeast, including a claim that he edited her out of the top three in his Creator Games 3 video, a statement she later retracted and apologized for by removing her posts.

As of now, no official reactions have been provided by the parties involved, including Lunchly, MrBeast, Logan Paul, or KSI, regarding the controversy over the alleged moldy cheese in Lunchly meals.

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