MrBeast has once again proven his online dominance with his latest YouTube video, amassing an incredible number of views in just 24 hours. The YouTube star is renowned for his audacious and philanthropic content, captivating audiences worldwide and solidifying his position as a trailblazer in digital entertainment. Jimmy Donaldson, also known as MrBeast, has been sharing captivating content on YouTube for over a decade, but it was his groundbreaking 24-hour video in 2017, counting to 100,000, that launched his meteoric rise to fame. With over 159 million subscribers and growing, MrBeast is determined to surpass T-Series and become the most subscribed YouTube channel.
MrBeast's videos are undoubtedly a labor of love, and it's no secret that he invests a considerable amount of time and effort into curating content that's sure to captivate his audience. In fact, he recently revealed that one of his videos underwent a grueling 4,000-hour editing process. The result? Videos that never fail to deliver and, at times, even exceed expectations. Take, for instance, his latest video, which sees him pitting a $1 boat against a billion-dollar counterpart and featuring appearances by A-listers like Tom Brady and Pete Davidson. It's no wonder MrBeast was over the moon when he tweeted about the video's performance a day after its release. Surpassing his previous Squid Game video, the new video had raked in a whopping 5 million more views, earning the coveted spot as the second most-viewed video on YouTube in just 24 hours. It's worth noting that MrBeast held the previous record with his Squid Game recreation, which amassed a staggering 42.6 million views in a single day.
MrBeast has the capability to break the record for the most views in 24 hours, although it is uncertain if he will achieve this feat. It should be noted that not all of his high-production cost videos yield the same results. One such instance was seen in his collaboration with streamer Ludwig in 2022, where they spent a whopping $1 million on a YouTube video. Surprisingly, the video did not generate the expected revenue, as Ludwig himself disclosed.
