The video author posted this comment under the video which goes over his main claims:

"Claims I provide evidence for in this video:

1. Many MrBeast videos are fake, contests are unfairly rigged, and contestants are often undisclosed friends and family of MrBeast employees, or employees themselves.

2. MrBeast has run multiple illegal lotteries targeting children. (I estimate they profited over $10,000,000 from these lotteries)

3. MrBeast knowingly sold merch with fake autographs while claiming on his website that “The autographed piece is genuine”. (fraud imo)

Also MrBeast knew about Kris being a pdf"

I put the video into an AI summarization tool, the TLDR is that the Johto region in gold and silver is a replica of Japan.

There’s been a number of articles about it a while ago on videogame journalism websites

https://kotaku.com/sweet-baby-inc-consulting-games-alan-wake-2-dei-1851312428

https://www.theverge.com/2024/3/18/24104799/gamergate-2024-sweet-baby-inc-diversity

https://theweek.com/culture-life/personal-technology/games/gamergate-2-extremism-video-games

https://www.wired.com/story/sweet-baby-video-games-harassment-gamergate/

AFAIK they do still put out articles about it but I suppose it’s not as much of a hot topic today

Disclosure I identify with the movement, hence bias

Thing started off February 29 when Chris Kindred, the narrative designer at Sweet Baby Inc, a videogame consulting company, called for a mass report campaign against the steam curator group (and its owner) “Sweet Baby Inc Detected”, which exist to highlight steam games in which the company has some involvement. Chris called it a harrassment group and claimed that it breaks steam’s terms of service.

This got a lot of eyes on the group which balooned in membership, right wingers/ old gamergaters latched onto it and I think it’s fair to say that this Sweet baby Inc detected group is the main Gamergate 2 community. As time goes on the movement isn’t just campaigning against this one company, but against many similiar consultation groups (Black Girl Gamers/Gaymers for example) and the concept of ESG funding in general.

Good part of the video talks about how games from Japan specifically are affected by these companies / ESG. So it’s not just limited to the american videogame industry