AceShowbiz - Former staff members of MrBeast made a bombshell allegation against the popular YouTuber. According to a new report, a former producer and contestants of his "Beast Games" accused the Internet personality of running a "youth cult" and creating a toxic work culture.

The dissatisfied employees wrote bad reviews on glassdoor, a popular website where current and former employees can anonymously share their experiences. Some people claimed that MrBeast's company, which is run by multi-millionaire content creator Jimmy Donaldson and his team, has an unhealthy work environment, unempathetic management and a bad HR department.

In a review written in July, one of the former employees described the team as a "cliquey youth cult." The person added, "They squeeze every drop of juice out of you."

Another wrote in August that the managers in the company didn't "protect their employees at all" despite working long days with no breaks. One review additionally complained about "intense hours/workload" and "sexism" in the company.

"Intense workloads, unempathetic upper management, horrible HR department, no protection of private employee information, promotion of unhealthy work-life balance, cult-like atmosphere promoting complete company loyalty," another former worker shared. Similarly, someone else added, "HR dept is terrible. This place feels like a startup but much more amateur. Communication is horrendous. The entire company uses Discord instead of real HR messaging apps like Slack."

One other review, on the other hand, read, "If you get hired as part-time or contract just get ready to be let go. They are experimenting. On orientation day they gave a Word document with 3 sentences on it, not even a MrBeast logo. Just very amateur operations. You would think it would be better but it's not. They know how to make great videos but not run an Org. Someone help this place. Also they are running out of ideas while Mr beast does nothing. Also they give min wage for a lot of the jobs."

MrBeast, who has amassed 331 million subscribers onYouTube, has yet to comment on the claims.