Of course there is a reason. It is part of the act and the meta-culture.
I'm not saying I like Mr Beast or this document, but it seems extremely obvious to me that this document is the way it is very intentionally.
The specific sentence offers relatability and a (perceived) degree of honesty. Stating the obvious isn't always bad — it often builds empathy and connections.
In my opinion, he is not at all trying to shield himself from criticism, he is building a connection with the reader.
I'm not saying I like Mr Beast or this document, but it seems extremely obvious to me that this document is the way it is very intentionally.
The specific sentence offers relatability and a (perceived) degree of honesty. Stating the obvious isn't always bad — it often builds empathy and connections.
In my opinion, he is not at all trying to shield himself from criticism, he is building a connection with the reader.
We are not machines.