5 best MrBeast moments on path to 100 million YouTube subs Netflix \/ Instagram: mrbeast \/ YouTube: PewDiePieMrBeast has become the second YouTuber ever to reach 100 million subscribers. We\u2019ve compiled a list of the best moments in his path to internet stardom. Jimmy \u2018MrBeast\u2019 Donaldson is one of YouTube\u2019s biggest stars \u2014 but, like any ambitious creator, he had to start small. The North Carolina-based YouTuber always had big dreams of becoming a powerhouse influencer and was willing to do anything to achieve his dreams\u2026 even to the point of saying Logan Paul\u2019s name 100,000 times in a single, 17-hour recording session. He\u2019s come a long way since then. In July 2022, he finally surpassed 100 million subscribers, becoming the second YouTuber to achieve such a feat after Felix \u2018PewDiePie\u2019 Kjellberg\u2019s historic battle against Indian music label T-Series in 2018. Donaldson has had a few big moments that defined his career up until this point and built him up to the internet celebrity he is today. Subscribe to PewDiePie MrBeast accrued quite a following for himself due to his over-the-top challenge videos and heartwarming acts of kindness, but it was his \u2018Subscribe to PewDiePie\u2019 campaign that truly put him on the map. The YouTuber spearheaded this movement during Pewd\u2019s massive battle against T-Series, even advertising Kjellberg\u2019s channel during the Super Bowl. Although PewDiePie made it to 100 million subs (now over 111 million), T-Series ended up overtaking him\u2026 but the race will forever live on in infamy thanks to MrBeast\u2019s efforts. #TeamTrees Although MrBeast has always had a charitable side, his first major philanthropic project saw him raise money with the goal of planting 20 million trees before 2020. In a shocking turn of events, the YouTuber managed to raise $20 million in just two months. The moment went viral on social media and served as a launching pad for his next big environmental project, #TeamSeas. MrBeast Burger In December 2020, MrBeast launched his very own fast food delivery chain, MrBeast Burger. The chain offers a slew of fast food staples, including burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, and more. MrBeast even collaborated with other influencers to create their very own entrees. Since launch, MrBeast burger has expanded to over 1,000 locations across the United States and Europe and has made over $100 million in revenue. #TeamSeas Built on the efforts of #TeamTrees, #TeamSeas saw MrBeast conscript just about every major influencer under the sun with the ambitious end goal of raising $30 million to help clean the world\u2019s oceans. The YouTuber has also helmed another major charitable endeavor, Beast Philanthropy, a YouTube channel that funds his very own food bank that feeds his local community. Squid Game Perhaps MrBeast\u2019s most famous video is his jaw-dropping recreation of Netflix\u2019s viral thriller series, Squid Game. The upload has racked up over 100 million views and was even approved by the show\u2019s creator, Hwang Dong-hyuk. It\u2019ll be difficult for MrBeast to top this video \u2014 but if his eye-popping Willy Wonka chocolate factory is anything to go by, it\u2019s clear that the sky\u2019s the limit for this YouTuber. This is just the beginning of even bigger and better things for one of the internet\u2019s most loved creators.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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