So, YouTube's king of philanthropy, MrBeast, is moving on from his Beast Burger restaurant to focus on his new venture\u2014Feastables. It appears that several social media stars have been launching their own brands, with KSI and Logan Paul's Prime Hydration being a massive hit in the market. Even I've tried it out, not bad if you ask me. Now, back to MrBeast. He launched his fast-food chain in December 2020 and quickly expanded to thousands of locations to help out small businesses during the pandemic. According to reports, he even broke the record for most burgers sold in a day by a single restaurant, during the launch of the first in-person location. Damn, that's impressive! However, after two years of success, MrBeast has decided to move on from the burger business and shift his focus to his Feastables brand. Although he had over 2,000 locations open for delivery, he deleted a tweet where he revealed he was leaving the Beast Burger brand, citing that it's hard to guarantee order quality when working with over 2,000 restaurants he doesn't own, and he wants to focus on making snacks instead. Now, let's address the elephant in the room. The fact that he deleted his tweets just a couple of hours later suggests that maybe he had second thoughts. He did mention that he would shut down the chain if he could, but the company he partnered with won't allow him to since he signed a bad deal. Oof, that's tough to hear. Feastables, on the other hand, has been growing since its launch in early 2022, featuring various chocolate bars and new flavors. The products even made their way into Walmarts across the US. I haven't tried them yet, but who knows, maybe I'll be able to give them a shot sometime soon. All in all, MrBeast is moving on from his burger business to focus on his snack venture while Beast Burger will continue to operate under the company that he partnered with, unfortunately. That's about it, see ya!