we watched MrBeast's cartoon so you don't have to...
Credibility score: 49/100 — Mixed Credibility. Several questionable claims detected. Watch with healthy skepticism.
BSmeter analyzed "we watched MrBeast's cartoon so you don't have to..." and rated it 49/100 for credibility (a BS score of 51/100 — mixed credibility), on 2026-05-18. Its weakest claim — "Shroud made $30 million in 3 months from Mixer" — scored 40/100 and was flagged as dubious. 22 claims were checked against the video transcript. Scores are produced by BSmeter's AI analysis of the transcript, not independent human verification.
Of 22 claims analyzed: 0 scored under 40, 22 between 40 and 69, and 0 at 70 or above.
Claims analyzed
Video opens with a highlight reel preview — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 0:00
Classic MrBeast energy — quick cuts, merch plug, and instant judgment before the show even starts.
Why this score: This is the opening teaser montage. They throw out the premise, a quick self-deprecating merch note, and a MrBeast impression all in one burst. It's not making a serious claim, just setting up the review vibe. The whole thing feels like a fast-paced YouTube hook meant to hook viewers before diving into the actual content.
Original quote: “Hey guys, today we're watching Mr. Beast Lab, Mr. Beast's new show, and we're going to find out if it sucks or if it's watchable. >> It's probably going to suck. >> Hit that like button. Remember to subscribe. Check out our merch store. It's closed. We don't We're not selling merch right now. >>…”
Shroud made $30 million in 3 months from Mixer — Dubious (40/100)
At 0:30
The Mixer contract was big but the exact $30M in three months figure is not confirmed in public reports.
Why this score: Specific dollar amount lacks strong backing. Key issues:
- Shroud did sign a major exclusive deal with Mixer in 2019
- Exact contract details and earnings were never publicly disclosed
- The $30 million claim appears to be an exaggeration of the already substantial deal
Original quote: “Hamza, don't remember your purpose? You mean besides kicking your shiny butt? I'm Beast Bot, head of lab security. Sorry about the arm. Keep it. It's so fast-paced. It's actually so fast-paced. Why is furry Mr. Beast trying to be so Corpse Husband right now? He's trying to be so silly. Some kind of…”
Claims MrBeast hired furries to animate MrBeast Lab — Dubious (40/100)
At 2:30
Common internet joke about furry artists in animation — not actual evidence they worked on this show.
Why this score: Joke, not fact. Main issues:
- No public credits list the studio's staff as furries
- Stoopid Buddy Stoodios and Studio Moshi are established animation houses
- The line plays on an old MrBeast meme rather than reporting actual hiring
Original quote: “You know Mr. Beast hired some like furry furries to animate this, and more power to the furries.”
Villains want to eat Feastables chocolate for real — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 4:36
Clever catch — they noticed the villains are literally after MrBeast’s real snack brand.
Why this score: The speaker is pointing out a fun meta detail in the cartoon. *Feastables* is MrBeast’s actual chocolate line that launched in 2021 and is still selling well in 2026. The joke works because the show is based on his toy line and products.
Original quote: “Wait, he said Feastables. The villains in the story want to eat the chocolate in real life.”
Jokes about asbestos in Prime bottles — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 5:05
Dark humor bit — they’re riffing on Prime’s questionable ingredients for laughs.
Why this score: Just a joke with no factual claim. Prime is MrBeast’s hydration drink line and has faced past criticism over ingredients, but asbestos was never one of them. The line is pure comedic exaggeration.
Original quote: “I love the asbestos in the Prime bottle. That's my favorite part.”
MrBeast’s voice sounds like bad Ren and Stimpy — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 5:35
Spot-on voice note — the cartoon’s narration style is getting roasted for sounding off.
Why this score: The speaker is comparing MrBeast’s delivery to the chaotic *Ren & Stimpy* cartoon voice. It’s a subjective opinion about the animation’s tone rather than a fact to check. Ren and Stimpy is known for its wild, exaggerated voice acting from the 90s.
Original quote: “It sounds like he's trying to do like a really shitty Ren and Stimpy voice.”
Calls character freaky Batman and jokes about AO3 — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 6:30
Solid pop culture riff — Batman and AO3 references land perfectly.
Why this score: The speaker is riffing on the show's dialogue by comparing a character to Batman and making a fanfiction joke. No factual claim here, just quick cultural commentary.
- Batman is a well-known DC character
- AO3 is a real fanfiction archive
- The joke works because the character looks intense
Original quote: “Woah, freaky Batman. Why are you calling other people freaky panther when you're built like that? You're like one giant away from being on an AO3.”
Compares character to Shadow the Hedgehog on Lexapro — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 6:50
Funny comparison — Shadow is the edgy Sonic character, Lexapro is the chill pill.
Why this score: Pure opinion and pop culture analogy.
- Shadow the Hedgehog is a real Sonic character known for being brooding and intense
- Lexapro (escitalopram) is a real SSRI used for anxiety and depression
- The joke works by imagining the edgy character on anxiety medication
Original quote: “He's basically Shadow the Hedgehog if Shadow the Hedgehog took like Lexapro or something.”
Says MrBeast copied Pulp Fiction dialogue style — Opinion (50/100)
At 7:20
Fair take on the dialogue style — feels like it's trying to do Tarantino-lite.
Why this score: The speaker is giving an opinion on the show's writing influences. No verifiable fact to check here.
- The dialogue does feel stylized and awkward
- Pulp Fiction famously has quirky fast food conversations
- It's a reasonable comparison even if it's subjective
Original quote: “Mr. Beast watched Pulp Fiction and he's trying to do the McRoyale with cheese sort of dialogue in his cartoon.”
Says the show is really hard to commentate on — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 8:30
The snarky characters and rapid jokes make it tough to keep up — classic reaction video struggle.
Why this score: Totally fair take. The show packs in so much dialogue that pausing to react risks missing key moments.
Original quote: “This is show is so hard to do commentary. It's so hard to do commentary.”
Calls out the 'power of friendship' trope — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 8:50
Classic anime trope they’re leaning on hard — and the characters even call themselves out for it.
Why this score: Instant self-awareness gag. The show knows it’s hitting every cliché and leans into the joke.
Original quote: “Looks like we all got a new power on this level. >> power of friendship. Don't say the power of friendship. Don't >> The power of friendship.”
Compares the writing to Mighty No. 9 trailer — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 9:05
Mighty No. 9 had a famously awkward trailer — the reference lands as a dig at the episode’s tone.
Why this score: Sharp pop culture burn. The 2016 game’s troubled launch is still meme-worthy for bad voice acting and writing.
Original quote: “the writer from the Mighty Number 9 trailer to write this episode.”
Says the show feels like old Teletoon series Spliced — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 9:30
The animal-splicing premise does match the 2010 Canadian cartoon Spliced pretty closely.
Why this score: Valid comparison. Spliced was literally about mutated animal hybrids on an island after their creator was arrested.
Original quote: “This is just this show Spliced. This is already a cartoon from Teletoon called Spliced where they would splice two animals together”
Jokes the episode is dragging like a Blade Runner scene — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 9:50
The 1982 film is famous for its slow, moody pacing — perfect shorthand for when things feel too drawn out.
Why this score: Solid pop culture reference. Blade Runner’s deliberate, atmospheric style makes it an easy punchline for slow moments.
Original quote: “This episode's 30 minutes long. We don't have time to have an entire Blade Runner right now”
MrBeast cartoon features a male character giving birth — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 10:30
Pure cartoon absurdity — they're roasting the show's wild plot twist like it's normal.
Why this score: Cartoon logic at its finest. The speaker is just reacting to the show letting a male character become a dad. Key points:
- It's a fictional kids' show so biology doesn't apply
- The "base" comment is just slang for cool
- Highlights how ridiculous the premise gets
Original quote: “Aw, I'm going to call him Kevin. So he has a child now? Pantharz a dad, that's so cool. Wait, Mr. Beast figured out a way to get for men to give birth. That's kind of base.”
MrBeast Lab avoids silence because creators find it boring — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 11:10
Calling out the show's frantic pacing — they think silence equals boring and the speaker agrees it's a fair point.
Why this score: Pacing critique hits home. Speaker notices the show hates quiet moments and links it to the creators' own habits. Key points:
- YouTube style is fast-cut by design
- Silence feels awkward in short episodes
- Valid observation about modern animation trends
Original quote: “It's probably a self-insert of the people making the show where they're like any silence whatsoever in the show is boring. That's a valid criticism. We do fight a lot, but we're learning to get along.”
MrBeast cartoon has characters swearing and saying slurs — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 11:35
Dark humor reaction — the speaker is shocked the show lets characters joke about slurs under the MrBeast brand.
Why this score: Edgy writing moment. Speaker flags how far the dialogue pushes boundaries in a MrBeast property. Key points:
- MrBeast content is usually family-friendly
- This feels like a weird tonal shift
- Speaker uses sarcasm to highlight the disconnect
Original quote: “Yo, we're swearing. I'm going to go white. I'm going to say all the slurs. This is brought to you by Mr. Beast. >> Mr. Beast says saying slurs are awesome.”
Character in cartoon raps like Awkwafina — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 12:00
Random celebrity impression joke — they're noticing the voice acting style and calling it out.
Why this score: Voice acting observation. Speaker spots an Awkwafina-style flow in a banana character's rap. Key points:
- Awkwafina has a very distinct rap delivery
- It's funny to hear it on a cartoon fruit
- Just a quick pop culture reference
Original quote: “Why is it Why is he pulling out some some Awkwafina on the bars there for Mr. Banana?”
Says evil Panthar toy is available at Toys 'R' Us — Dubious (40/100)
At 12:30
Toys 'R' Us is basically gone in the US, so this feels like cartoon logic.
Why this score: In-universe joke vs real retail. - Toys 'R' Us US closed in 2018 - Brand only exists via Macy's and Kohl's pop-ups in 2025-26 - Cartoon likely using the name for nostalgia, not current availability.
Original quote: “You can buy it. Holy [ __ ] that's awesome.”
Monkey keeps breaking fourth wall and saying MCs — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 14:30
The meta jokes feel aimed at adults watching with kids — not the 3-year-olds.
Why this score: Meta humor is the main thing here. The speaker points out the monkey breaking the fourth wall and using "MCs" in a kids show.
- This is a classic adult-skewing gag that works if you're older but lands flat for the target audience.
- The speaker's frustration comes from the mismatch between tone and supposed demographic.
Original quote: “vial of the stuff in your pants. Stop looking in my pants. Harassment. Excuse me? He doesn't wear pants. Look at his legs, there's no pants. Panthar, you killed Spike and Sprout. I'm head of security. Out of my way. Beast Bot, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't want to see him tear your…”
Says Chandler's acting in the cartoon is jaw-dropping — Opinion (50/100)
At 16:30
Pure subjective take — can't fact-check someone's opinion on voice acting.
Why this score: Subjective opinion on performance quality. No objective metric exists for "jaw-dropping" acting in a 3-minute cartoon.
Original quote: “The acting is amazing. Like I genuinely I am like jaw-dropped by Chandler's performance there.”
Lists random names then says he's just playing — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 18:30
Pure name-drop chaos that flips into a joke — classic bit that lands because you never see it coming.
Why this score: The speaker runs through a list of names that sound like viewer shoutouts or random references, then immediately undercuts the whole thing with 'I'm just playing with you.' This is a quick comedic pivot rather than any actual claim or fact.
Original quote: “Alzheimer's is a bad disease. We should cure it. I'll say Alfred, Ali Link, Mega Mini Pug, Daniel. Freddy Fat Bear. Foxy Roxy, Andrew Hopson, Alois. Whatever. Jeff. Heather Kim, Wolf's Rain. Sid Montoya and Cosmic Vega. Thank you guys so much. I'm just playing with you.”
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