Andrea Botez’s worn MrBeast video jersey selling for thousands after being donated to Goodwill

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As a die-hard fan, I couldn’t believe my eyes when I discovered that the very jersey I saw Andrea Botez wear in one of her chess streams had popped up on eBay! It was mind-blowing to think that such a unique piece of memorabilia from a streamer-turned-DJ was up for grabs online.

2024 saw MrBeast releasing an extraordinarily wild video, with numerous prominent online personalities participating in a massive $1M contest – an unforgettable spectacle for all.

Approximately 50 influential personalities such as Kai Cenat, Logan Paul, Pokimane, IShowSpeed, and Valkyrae participated in an event that has now garnered over 370 million views on YouTube.

Each contestant received a distinctive blue uniform personalized with their names, and about a year after the video’s release, Andrea Botez discovered that her uniform was being sold online.

Andrea Botez’s MrBeast jersey ends up on eBay

On June 18th, the renowned chess player shared a picture of an eBay auction featuring her game jersey from the MrBeast video.

“Lesson learned: don’t give your used Mr Beast uniform to Goodwill,” she captioned the image.

lesson learned: don’t give your used Mr Beast uniform to Goodwill 🤣

— Andrea Botez (@itsandreabotez) June 18, 2025

The jersey up for sale is listed by the user ‘aceofsales85’, priced at $3,000 or open to negotiation. In addition to this item, the seller offers various football jerseys, hoodies, hats, a wrench, Game of Thrones action figures, and boxing gloves in their inventory.

In a playful exchange, MrBeast acknowledged the post by typing “lol”, prompting Botez to humorously ask, “By any chance, could you assist me in buying it back?

As a gamer, I was left scratching my head when I found out that someone had donated our team’s uniform to Goodwill. It seemed strange and mysterious, leaving me wondering how it could have happened.

Could you help me purchase it back 🙏

— Andrea Botez (@itsandreabotez) June 19, 2025

“Why would you give it to Goodwill, if it has your name on it? Use some common sense?” one said.

Hey, could you perhaps donate it to charity instead? I’m certain that whatever it is will end up being resold.

Although some questioned why she didn’t simply sell her jersey and donate the funds to a charity, at least one renowned chess player has extended a kind of proposal instead.

I was thinking about keeping my purchase hidden, but if you truly want it back, what do you say to a million dollars and an old pair of socks? Let’s consider it settled.

Let’s wait and find out how the eBay listing turns out, and whether someone will actually bid the $3K needed for that unique chunk of YouTube heritage.

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2025-06-20 01:18