YouTuber MrBeast crashes Formula E car
MrBeast responded to backlash over a photo of his that went viral online. The YouTuber, whose real name is James Donaldson, participated in the Sidemen's charity soccer game over the weekend at London's Wembley Stadium.
Despite being the world's biggest YouTube star, MrBeast's primary source of income isn't creating viral content—it's selling chocolate. Feastables, his chocolate brand, is largely owned by Beast Industries, the business empire behind his growing ventures.
Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast, said that he woke up to "millions of people" hating him, after he was misquoted by a news outlet. Newsweek has reached out to a representative of MrBeast and to outlet Kotaku via email for comment.
The scoop comes from an investor pitch deck obtained by The Verge, which reveals that Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast) is seeking to raise $200 million from investors
Aside from Feastables, MrBeast has a bevy of new products coming in the next few years, including beverages, a snacks brand, and a cereal brand. He’s also planning to launch a mobile gaming division next year. Management is telling investors to expect an initial public offering in two to three years.
YouTube creator MrBeast is estimated to be worth $1 billion. Known for content involving extreme stunts like spending 24 hours underwater or spending a week in a cave, here's how MrBeast made his money.
Top YouTuber MrBeast looks for loyalty when hiring and says the value of a long-term employee is "unfathomable."
In a candid reflection on the personal costs of fame, popular YouTuber MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, expressed feelings of confinement due to his hectic business schedule.
YouTube sensation MrBeast, best known for beloved-by-kids viral videos in which he gives away bundles of cash, now wants some for himself. His business is seeking to raise maybe $200 million, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday,
As influencer profits rise, Hollywood is desperate to get in on the action. But internet stars and streamers generally don’t mix.
The YouTube star is also raising money for his business at a $5 billion valuation. Here’s why some wealth advisers think it’s strange that MrBeast holds so little cash.
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