Youtube Toolkit / YouTube Stats / MrBeast
Subscribers
523M
#1 worldwide
Total Views
144B
144,353,642,443
Est. Monthly Rev.
$945,562
Estimate only
Subscribers
523M
#1 worldwide
Country
US
πΊπΈ United States
Category
Entertainment
Ranked channel
SUBSCRIBE FOR A COOKIE! New MrBeast or MrBeast Gaming video every single Saturday at noon eastern time! Accomplishments: - Raised $20,000,000 To Plant 20,000,000 Trees - Removed 30,000,000 pounds of trash from the ocean - Helped 2,000 people walk again - Helped 1,000 blind people see - Helped 1,000 deaf people hear - Built wells in Africa - Built and gave away 100 houses - Adopted every dog in a shelter (twice) - Given millions to charity - Started my own snack company Feastables - Started my own software company Viewstats - Gave away a private island (twice) - Gave away 1 million meals - I counted to 100k - Ran a marathon in the world's largest shoes - Survived 50 hours in Antarctica - Recreated Squid Game in real life - Created the largest competition show with 1000 people (Beast Games) - Gave $5,000,000 to one person - Raised $40,000,000 To Bring Clean Water To Millions Of People - Granted 100+ Dream Wishes for Kids Fighting Cancer - Gave Away Another $5,000,000 On Beast Games S2
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MrBeast (@mrbeast) currently has 523M subscribers and 144,353,642,443 total views across 1,009 public videos, and the channel has been on YouTube since February 2012. In our worldwide ranking of the biggest channels, it sits at #1.
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