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The latest MrBeast video has him building an entire village - housing, a school, well and plumbing system, power grid, play areas, farm, marketplace, and community center.
And the entire time he's talking about how it's because the kids in the village used to be stuck in child labor for cacao, so that we can eat chocolate. He's paying for five years of school meals for the kids, because free meals makes kids more likely to attend school rather than working.
He actually talks about child labor in chocolate *all the time* and his company Feastables is genuinely much more ethical than the big chocolate companies, pays living wages to farmers and is part of a traceable/open supply chain project.
Regardless of whether you like his content, the guy is doing incredible things across the world and using his money to try to make a difference. I find it pretty remarkable, especially when compared with the incredibly shallow stuff that most other rich influencers spend their money on.
Emile Hirsch retweeted
Gonna make some really dope limited run prints of these Speed Racer original paintings. Sign up to the emilehirsch.com newsletter to get the info as soon as they drop so you can pre Order (the other ones sold out in a day!)
Gonna make some really dope limited run prints of these Speed Racer original paintings. Sign up to the emilehirsch.com newsletter to get the info as soon as they drop so you can pre Order (the other ones sold out in a day!)
Emile Hirsch retweeted
Hey all- emilehirsch.com is now up and these prints of the Magic Bus are now available- printed on archival premium giclee- they'll all be signed/dated/inscribed by me- this is just the beginning of the website, so there will be other options/sizes/pieces in the future.
Emile Hirsch retweeted
As promised- smaller and medium prints of 'Magic Bus' are available now on emilehirsch.com for Pre Order 鉂わ笍
Emile Hirsch retweeted
The Emile Hirsch movie Walden is one of the best things I've seen on Tubi in a while. A mild-mannered court stenographer deciding to take the law into his own hands is a goofy premise, but it goes to some interesting places, and I was pretty happy with where it ended up.
Whoa...
Le 17 ao没t 1904 meurt le peintre-verrier Emile Hirsch 脿 72 ans.
脡l猫ve de Delacroix et Ingres, et dipl么m茅 de l'脡cole des Beaux-Arts de Paris, il r茅alise des vitraux pour de tr猫s nombreuses 茅glises en France dont Saint-Philippe-du-Roule ou Saint-S茅verin 脿 Paris.
Il avait son atelier au 26 rue Gauthey 脿 #Paris17.
As promised- smaller and medium prints of 'Magic Bus' are available now on emilehirsch.com for Pre Order 鉂わ笍
