Virtual Dining Concepts responds after MrBeast began legal action to end their partnership.
By Tom GerkenYouTuber Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson has been accused of "bullying tactics" after he took legal action against the firm behind his namesake burger chain.
"When VDC refused to accede to his bullying tactics to give up more of the company to him, he filed this ill-advised and meritless lawsuit seeking to undermine the MrBeast Burger brand and terminate his existing contractual obligations without cause," the company alleges.Donaldson, the biggest YouTuber in the world - with 172 million subscribers - is known for his philanthropy, including videos featuring huge prizes and cash giveaways.
But VDC has hit back at Donaldson's complaint, describing it as "riddled with false statements and inaccuracies".
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