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MrBeast Dethrones T-Series as YouTube’s Most Subscribed Channel

Rary Maharani
Last updated: June 7, 2024 3:03 am
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  • MrBeast dethrones T-Series as YouTube’s most subscribed.
  • His channel amassed 269 million subscribers through extravagant challenges.
  • Donaldson avenged PewDiePie’s loss to T-Series in 2019.

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PewDiePie’s revenge: MrBeast defies the odds$5 million and a thirst for more

Jimmy Donaldson, the mastermind behind the MrBeast YouTube channel, has finally claimed the title of YouTube’s most subscribed channel.

MrBeast, renowned for its elaborate challenges and extravagant giveaways, has surpassed the popular Indian music channel T-Series, amassing over 269 million subscribers at the time of writing.

PewDiePie’s revenge: MrBeast defies the odds

Donaldson’s achievement marks a significant moment in YouTube history, as he “avenged” fellow YouTuber Felix Kjellberg, also known as PewDiePie, who held the top spot until T-Series overtook him in 2019.

MrBeast’s extraordinary rise defies the typical cycle of decline experienced by many internet personalities, showcasing his staying power and ability to captivate audiences.

MrBeast’s success can be attributed to his opulent videos, which feature followers competing for massive cash prizes.

Since uploading his first video in 2012, Donaldson has expanded his brand into the food industry with his Feastables chocolates and MrBeast Burger chain.

However, he recently sued the company behind the burger chain, claiming their “terrible quality” burgers were damaging his brand.

$5 million and a thirst for more

Donaldson’s latest venture involves a deal with Amazon to create a game show called “Beast Games” for Amazon Prime, where 1,000 contestants will compete for a $5 million prize.

Despite earning $600 to $700 million a year, the YouTuber claims he doesn’t consider himself rich, as he reinvests all his earnings into his videos, demonstrating his commitment to creating engaging content for his ever-growing audience.

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