MrBeast is disputing the accusations that contestants on Amazon Prime Video's "Beast Games" endured unsafe working conditions

James “MrBeast” Donaldson’s new Squid Game -style reality TV show hits Amazon Prime Video on December 19 and, despite reports of terrible working conditions during filming, the YouTuber says behind-the-scenes footage will show the allegations surrounding the production were “overblown.”

MrBeast thinks safety concerns about his Amazon Prime Video series were overstated. The YouTube behemoth, also known as Jimmy Donaldson, said claims that contestants were exposed to unsafe conditions and sexual harassment were “blown out of proportion.

MrBeast has claimed he has footage showing that allegations his upcoming reality game show "shamelessly exploited" contestants were "blown out of proportion".The YouTuber, real name Jimmy Donaldson, released a teaser for Beast Games on Monday and announced it would be released next month.

Five unnamed participants of the show, which pits 1,000 contestants against each other for a single cash prize of $5 million, have had a class action lawsuit filed against both MrBeast, real name Jimmy Donaldson, and Amazon over the alleged mistreatment.

MrBeast has responded to claims that competitors in his Beast Games series were subject to “terrible” conditions while filming.

MrBeast’s controversial, lawsuit-ridden Beast Games is premiering next month. On Monday, the YouTuber shared the trailer for the reality competition show and announced it will air on Prime Video on Dec.