How JellyBean Became YouTube's Most Hated Creator

Why is Jelly Bean

hated

so much? That's a question you might ask yourself after stumbling across hate video after hate video after hate video, each explaining in their own words why they don't like this anonymous 17-year-old Minecraft YouTuber. What makes the question even more interesting is that just six months ago Jellybean was a complete nobody and was getting less than a thousand visits a day, a figure al

most

incomparable next to the 40 to 120 million visits it now receives monthly, Has the hate emerged as a simple result of being so successful in such a short period of time or is it more likely associated with the numerous controversies she has been involved in during her short time under the sun, let's examine the rapid but intense Jelly Bean's career until two weeks ago when she posted a hate video about herself so you can come to your own conclusion about whether the title of

most

hated

creator

on YouTube is justified or deserved.

The first reason you might want this title can be identified by watching the third video. posted on a channel in October 2021 titled Minecraft, but I'm reading comments, see if you can figure out what the reason could be without any context oh that's funny, that's funny, that's funny, like oh mom can we get McDonald's? You better sit down and go watch coco melon right now, viewers quickly came to the conclusion that the gummy videos were disgusting, annoying, over the top immature and clearly aimed at children, and the content itself is so-so this girl who sounds like she's on drugs, who knows how many drugs, with a video literally blaring. game with music in the background another influencer who has this thought of loud it's fun it has no entertainment value it's intentionally like mega overstimulating with the text and the character moving and the parkour in the background on a subreddit dedicated to hating Jellybean appropriately titled r

jellybean

sucks individuals would support this message in memes reading point of view you are about to see jelly bean headphones volume one get ready guys the loudest sounds in the world concert speakers fireworks gunshots blue whale space shuttle jelly bean however the voice of

jellybean

s and the overall video delivery were not The only thing fueling this narrative is that she was an incredibly annoying YouTuber in late November 2021.

Jellybean uploaded a video titled Minecraft, but we call it a mess in which she requested that her entire audience retouch your Minecraft face above your current one. YouTube profile photos. I think it would be really fun if we put my Minecraft face on everyone's profile pictures and confused so many people. After this turned out to be a success, she would try her luck a little further by requesting that everyone post their Minecraft face. her profile picture of her on every platform, so I think we should leave YouTube and go to other platforms. I want them to change her profile pictures everywhere, not just on YouTube, although this move seemed to upset some people with posts on Twitter like why do you think? people are in the Jelly Bean profile picture gang because they have no life, no friends, and no outdoor people.

Changing her profile picture wasn't really that invasive and wasn't worth worrying about, however, it would serve as the basis for her next advertisement. trick that was substantially more annoying and would ultimately make her hate him even more. This next hack started on January 7, 2022 after Jelly Bean uploaded a video titled Minecraft, but we set a world record that she expressed her desire to break. the record for the highest number of comments on a YouTube short What would happen if we achieved a world record for the highest number of comments on a YouTube short? I know it sounds crazy but I think it's possible if everyone watches this kind of video it's not a mistake it's a masterpiece.

Ten times I think we could reach that record. Afterwards, her comments section began to fill up with the indicated comment. It's not a mistake, it's a masterpiece with Jellybean addressing her community tab stating that the message should not be spammed anywhere other than her specific short YouTube video. Hey I just want to tell you don't go to other

youtube

streamers and flood them with this, it's not a masterpiece it's a mistake, I'm okay with you spamming my YouTube comments but nowhere else, thanks Sirius, However, obviously, the audience was going to do the exact opposite of what Jellybean indicated, and as a result, his audience started spamming everywhere, forcing Jellybean's agenda into every harmonious YouTube comment section.

A few months ago I got comments on my videos saying it's not a mistake, it's a masterpiece and I was very confused. You definitely hit the record, but your fanbase went all over the comment sections. Jelly Bean fans who refused to join the It's Not a Mistake, It's a Masterpiece cult apparently received death threats, as Jelly Bean would have to go to a community tab once again. in another post reading i didn't think i had to say this, but don't send death threats to people you don't like, it's not a mistake, it's a masterpiece, since beech continued to mount against Jellybean for the annoying campaign of comments from those who didn't know what was going on would go to the subreddit out of loop on a post trying to figure out why jellybean was becoming so hated one user would comment replying to people just finding it annoying to get a reply reading people being upset about someone which can Easily stop me from being surprised, this is a very good point, sure the comments were annoying, but why were people going out of their way to hate Jelly Bean when, as another Reddit comment highlights, she is doing the same thing. same annoying that

youtube

rs like Ranboo and George are not fans?

I would, but she's the one on the receiving end of a massive hate campaign. Now this comment is not completely accurate because Rambo and George Knot found are quite different from Jelly Bean. Everyone plays Minecraft, sure, but Jellybean has a pretty unique style besides wearing a similar costume. a subscriber milestone special that had clearly been copied from rambu ranvu baked a cake for a meal she's making cookies for 400k he wears sunglasses and a mask she wears sunglasses and a mask however regardless of whether they were similar or not, these comments still highlighted that some of her audience believed that she had taken some or most of her personality from these other Minecraft YouTubers, which gave her a reputation as an imitator, for example, returning to the subreddit titled Jelly Bean Sucks, one user would say he got all of his personality.

Since Dream smp, she started her channel basically ripping off Dream like she even used her speedrun music and it wasn't even used in an ironic sense. She now she was just trying to replicate that sweet success of Minecraft, oh my god, I'm like in my dream. Even going as far as to name his Twitter account, it is not here along with a YouTube community post stating that this was his face revealed with a similarity that is further highlighted in some of the many hate videos made on Jellybean instead of having a personality of her own, she completely. imitate the dream she is the definition of i try hard to get into the dream smp now make no mistake, there were huge advantages to being associated with these other minecraft

creator

s, each of them already has a massive audience that could easily flow to Jellybean If the public says she is similar, the problem is that the Minecraft community on YouTube is a pretty easy target for hate and they are not always seen with a squeaky clean reputation, which will also flow through the gummy if she is associated with them.

Posts like this read by this new wave of Minecraft YouTubers are just annoying and not entertaining. I love watching Minecraft videos, but I absolutely can't stand Dream and her friends. There are a couple of them that I find funny, but it's all just. incredibly cringe-worthy, there are certain things that should be role-played and Minecraft just isn't one of them, if Jellybean is associated with the current Minecraft crowd on YouTube, people will default to applying the same hate to it, however, this still fails. to explain why Jellybean clearly gets more hate than any of these other Minecraft YouTubers, so let's explore another theory, maybe Jellybean isn't as hated as she seems and hating her has simply become a trend in the commenting community, let me explain on February 7th. 2022 soloko would be the first youtuber to post a video explaining why they didn't like Jellybean.

Soloko had fewer than a thousand subscribers at the time, but his video would get close to 200,000 views despite being only two minutes long a week later. He would post the video of him titled "Why I Don't Like Jelly Bean", which once again garnered over 1 million views despite also having less than 50,000 subscribers. It will be at this point that the comment community witnessed the effectiveness of creating hate videos about Jelly Bean. generating even more hate videos, all similarly titled, each parroting a similar opinion to that shared in the first two successful hate videos. If you ask me how I came up with this video idea, it occurred to me, yes, no. steal it from anyone no no not at all not the dog as a result of this you will find countless gummy hating videos on youtube but in reality most of these comment youtubers probably have nothing against gummy bears and just They are joining the trend. to see comments, youtuber jaden would talk to one of these channels who had created a video on why I hate Jellybean and said he just wanted to let you know that I saw your video on Jellybean and saw that you included my video which is quite a bit of cash , but there is no gelatin.

Bean Drama, Big and I just wanted some videos from 2016 that we don't like, no drama. One of these commenters ended up approaching me and telling me that they were basically trying to bring back the old style of comments from 2016 and that they didn't actually hate Jelly Bean, the comment community could have hated Jelly Bean or they could just have been posting to see them, regardless of whether it was during this wave of comments that the community hates, Jelly Bean would make another mistake that would lead to her becoming even more hated, she started responding to the criticism, Jellybean ended up responding to me, man, Jellybean.

Now you didn't respond to any of these videos directly, which was a smart move, but I'd rather post a tweet reading, I can't have the haters holding me back, it's off season, woo, which unfortunately is the kind of comment that can act as fuel for these channels to continue hating her or, worse, cheating on her, which is what would happen next. People have taken this to a completely different level. Actually you are cheating on Jellybean and leaking his private information just because he makes embarrassing Minecraft videos, yes Jellybeans and the person behind this is not a mistake it is a masterpiece and then they leak a photo of his face and say that Jelly Bean looks more like Jelly Bozo than Jellybean's face. began to be shared across the Internet, some pretty deranged YouTubers posted videos on the platform saying he deserved it.

Jellybean actually got cheated on and I'm going to talk about it in this video and why she deserved it, so make sure you like it. video and comment, however, this still wasn't the worst thing that would happen to her as a result of the hate seeking another response from Jellybean, someone on tiktok would create a fake screenshot of her saying the n-word in discord, forcing her to address it in a public Twitter post that reads: I'm here to address these screenshots that have been circulating on Twitter Tiktok and probably other social media recently. There have been fake screenshots of me saying insults and honestly it's disgusting.

These screenshots are obviously fake from the profile picture to the incorrect pronunciation of my name in the screenshot. These people who are spreading these screenshots only have the screenshot. They have no weight behind these accusations and have been very damaging to me and my mental health. They call me racist for something I didn't do. I don't care how much you don't like someone, you shouldn't make fake screenshots of them saying insults, it's hurtful and childish to whoever made them. I've decided to step away from Twitter for a couple of days. I'm tired of being accused of something I didn't do that would be supported even by the commenting community that had created the conditions for this hate in the first place.

Jelly Bean is an embarrassing YouTuber, there's no doubt about that, but only because you find Jelly. You don't need to make false accusations about them, although these types of events have been very harmful to their mental health, they have not actually been that harmful to the growth of their YouTube channel on May 1, 2022 jellybean will make a tweet reading I'm curiousfor knowing how you found out about me what were your first impressions of me in which many of the comments were in reference to how they had discovered and become fans of jellybean after watching the videos of comments hating her So while Jellybean may have the title of YouTube's most hated creator, the negative connotation could have come with the same amount of positivity.