"It Might Be For His Own Selfish Greed, At Least He Is Helping People": Adin Ross Says He And xQc Were Done Dirty By MrBeast | US Streamers | NDTV US Sports
Adin Ross alleges he and fellow streamer xQc were mistreated by MrBeast on the viral TeamWater stream, yet still acknowledged the positive impact of the campaign.
- Adin Ross feels he and xQc were wronged by MrBeast during the TeamWater stream.
- Ross defended MrBeast's actions, acknowledging the help provided despite potential selfish motives.
- The TeamWater stream set a Guinness World Record, raising $12 million in one sitting.
- The campaign, in collaboration with Mark Rober, surpassed $40 million in total donations.
- Public reaction remains divided on MrBeast's motivations and treatment of collaborators.
Streamer Adin Ross recently voiced his discontent regarding MrBeast's TeamWater campaign, suggesting that he and xQc were not treated fairly during the event. Despite this accusation, Ross also offered a qualified defense, noting that MrBeast's actions, even if driven by personal gain, ultimately resulted in significant help for those in need.
The TeamWater stream, which took place in 2025, shattered a Guinness World Record by raising $12 million in a single livestream, contributing to the campaign's overall $40 million total. Ross and xQc played a crucial role in driving donations during the extended broadcast.
The controversy highlights a common criticism of large-scale philanthropic efforts by influencers: the balance between genuine altruism and the pursuit of views and online clout. While some fans supported Ross's sentiment, others pointed out that the charitable goals were met regardless of the underlying motivations.
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