MrBeast fans make common complaint after YouTuber makes 'biggest announcement of his life'

MrBeast fans around the world seem to be making the same complaint after the YouTube star made 'the biggest announcement of my entire life'.

As YouTubers have started to make some serious cash over the past few years, many are now transitioning into full-on entrepreneurs and no one has done this better than KSI and Logan Paul.

Their Prime hydration drink, which launched in 2022, has reportedly racked up a whopping $1.2 billion in annual sales, calling itself 'the fastest growing hydration beverage in history'.

Attempting to rival the duo is fellow YouTube giant MrBeast - real name Jimmy Donaldson - who also dropped his chocolate brand Feastables in 2022.

Taking to social media on Saturday (17 February), he made the 'the biggest announcement of my entire life' in a new video.

In the short three minute clip, MrBeast pointed out how his product has always claimed to 'taste better than a Hershey's bar'.

But he also pointed out how 'doesn't everything taste better than a Hershey's bar?'

This is the biggest announcement of my entire life, let me know what you think pic.twitter.com/xtND5vNkPH

— MrBeast (@MrBeast) February 17, 2024

Throughout the clip, MrBeast explained how he travelled the world, spending hours developing the 'best ever chocolate'.

And to prove that he has finally found the 'best formula', he revealed that he has filmed a video of randomers doing a blind chocolate taste test - all of which gave his chocolate the gold star of approval.

People in the comments were pretty hyped - with one saying they were 'going to buy one'.

However, according to its website, it seems that the chocolate products are only physically available in the US, UK and Australia retail stores, and fans around the world have been left wondering why they don't have access.

Taking to X (Twitter), one person tweeted: "How you tryna be best at the world if you ain't selling chocolates at different countries?"

"Can it be made available here?" another added.

"I want to try it, is it available in Mexico?" a third also asked.

KSI himself commented on the post, but his response might not be exactly what you're thinking.

"Pls send me some," he wrote.

Some X users were less than impressed with KSI's response though, with one even accusing him of asking for handouts.

"Are you finally broke or something?" one follower questioned, while another suggesting: "You a millionaire, buy your own lil bro."

"Bluds rich asking for handouts [sic]," a third wrote.

LADbible has contacted MrBeast and Feastables for comment.