SHNEAKO - How MrBeast REALLY Found a Wife

00:00:00.040 How did you know your fiancé was the one?

00:00:02.380 She just obviously makes me a better person.

00:00:05.360 You said that you were secretly testing her the first time you met.

00:00:08.320 What kind of questions did this test entail?

00:00:10.220 Women test the take. 1.00

00:00:11.260 It wasn't like a test, but I think I went on 38 different dates before I met Tia.

00:00:16.060 She was the first one that I actually liked. 0.81

00:00:17.420 A nigga did not go on 38 dates. 1.00

00:00:18.860 He had a job interview. 0.99

00:00:20.140 He probably had a casting call.

00:00:22.240 Or they came in one by one.

00:00:23.240 Next!

00:00:23.820 Let's watch Mr. Beast.

00:00:28.580 Mr. Beast.

00:00:30.480 Mr. Beast, Mr. Beast.

00:00:33.080 Mr. Beast, give me the Feastable.

00:00:37.000 Why Mr. Beast went on 38 dates.

00:00:38.800 I'm glad it wasn't 33

00:00:39.720 because that would definitely feed the schizos. 0.82

00:00:43.460 Definitely.

00:00:44.920 Show eight in your clips, what clips?

00:00:46.780 YouTube chat, move faster.

00:00:49.080 Oh my God, YouTube, load.

00:00:51.740 Load.

00:00:55.800 Load.

00:01:00.000 It's so slow.

00:01:01.220 Painfully slow.

00:01:02.680 What's up with you?

00:01:03.380 Does this happen to your YouTube as well?

00:01:12.420 Oh, thank you for the super chat.

00:01:13.560 You said, I think Mike is broke.

00:01:15.260 Also consider that Emmer Kadavah, everybody?

00:01:17.140 Mike who?

00:01:19.500 Who's Mike?

00:01:21.980 Bad with names.

00:01:23.680 Nice Wi-Fi, dude.

00:01:24.260 I have fast Wi-Fi.

00:01:25.200 I swear this is YouTube.

00:01:27.040 Every other video is working.

00:01:28.000 Look how quickly I have.

00:01:28.440 How little money I have.

00:01:29.220 there we go there we go okay funny talking about my all right mr beast went on 38 dates before

00:01:34.220 meeting his fiancee mr bees mr bees personal finances because no one ever believes anything

00:01:39.780 i say because they're like you're a billionaire i'm like that's net worth i actually i don't i

00:01:43.980 have negative money right now i'm borrowing money that's how little money i have okay don't do the

00:01:49.240 thing where you try to be like asan and be relatable but pretend to be before they put you 0.98

00:01:53.040 as the number one richest youtuber in the world tenfold ten times over you got one billion valuation

00:01:57.940 next to logan paul with a hundred mil i see mr beast feastables everywhere i'm walking around

00:02:02.760 the city your face is on every single ad he's doing good you're in dubai with the shakes you

00:02:07.740 got saudi connections man you're moving like a billionaire bro you're moving like a billy like

00:02:13.040 you got a billy all right mr beast may i call you jimmy of course you started creating at 13 and

00:02:26.280 built the world's largest YouTube channel and you turn that into a multi-billion dollar value

00:02:30.260 company. Where does the name Mr. Beast come from? I wish I had a better story for it. It comes from

00:02:35.020 the satanic bible. It comes from 33 degree freemasonry. Mr. Beast the beast the anti-crime 0.77

00:02:43.100 I'm joking. They give it a sub. How I came up with the name Mr. Beast but there's a thing called

00:02:48.320 an xbox live gamertag. I just hit random. Little known fact his original name was not Mr. Beast

00:02:53.400 B6000, it was Mr. B666.

00:02:55.780 Hello, my God!

00:02:57.280 OK, and then he had to sacrifice Chris Tyson to make it to the top.

00:03:00.080 I saw it on an Instagram Reel.

00:03:01.640 Name, and it gave me Mr. B6000, and then eventually I just dropped the 6,000.

00:03:06.380 That's how I got the name.

00:03:07.220 On that note, who or what inspired you to start Mr. B6000 back in 2012?

00:03:11.760 Back then, we just didn't have much.

00:03:13.960 My parents lost everything in 2008 and went bankrupt.

00:03:16.800 And so there's this YouTube channel that I promise not a single person

00:03:20.260 watching this would recognize, named Woody's Gamer Tag.

00:03:22.920 and he was just playing call of duty he was uploading i recognized that i was there at the

00:03:25.700 time he's one of the og call of duty commentators who was there who was there for that era this is

00:03:31.040 some real unk status going on and his smile looks really genuine here everyone's saying his eyes are

00:03:34.900 soulless his eyes are empty looks like a normal smile to me but this was one of the he was the

00:03:40.640 biggest call of duty commentator in that scene we all look used to look up to him and then he made

00:03:45.960 a podcast the pka podcast with his gamer tag and stuff like that but this was it felt like the

00:03:51.760 original podcasting using call of duty gameplay no face cam and just yapping while playing the game

00:03:56.700 he mentioned that he made a hundred thousand dollars yeah white boys off of it i was like wow

00:04:00.760 i could make youtube videos and be able to take care of my mom and like you know provide for this

00:04:05.620 guy's making my mom's yearly salary off of youtube videos what that's when i was just like okay this

00:04:11.340 is what i'm gonna do i'm gonna be a youtuber or die trying like i once it clicked in my head it

00:04:15.080 was an actual job i was like this is what i want what's something that people might not expect

00:04:18.920 about the process behind your videos oh boy well the thing is every video we do is different right

00:04:24.480 one video i spent seven days in an abandoned city the next video it's comparing the world's

00:04:29.500 cheapest hotel room towards the most expensive hotel room in the world i think i'm calling it

00:04:33.660 now either kind of allude to it but in the next two three years mr beast is going to be a pure

00:04:37.500 streamer you'll be youtube on the side you know he'll still classify himself like that the same

00:04:42.660 way i'm a youtuber first streamer second you know i got to be more active on my main channel i haven't

00:04:46.420 posted in two weeks but he's seeing that all the roys through streaming so all these challenges

00:04:50.940 you could just stream them you want to get people to jump in a pool i got 100 000 people to go on

00:04:55.640 chris tice's island and handcuff him to his hrt i'm joking but that would be why can't you just

00:05:01.660 stream that content you don't get multiple cameras set up because it's all the clips that come from

00:05:05.880 it and it's that much more content and today we just have some of the greatest people in the world

00:05:11.220 here you say i doubt it he's not the streamer type one thing you don't understand he's also

00:05:14.080 not the youtuber type and he says it himself that's why the cast of people were always he

00:05:18.240 said oh you guys are funnier than me you guys tell the jokes he's always kind of been the director

00:05:21.600 a youtube personality is a performance and it's fabricated it's it's controlled and it's made into

00:05:28.340 to make the best videos but you can do the same thing for streaming you just got other you get

00:05:33.980 a bunch of tap dancers and he's the pro with that get the whole world to tap dance for you for like 0.83

00:05:37.900 you dangle money and they'll fucking do anything but they'll lock himself in an insane asylum

00:05:41.380 and some of the smartest and most creative people and you know a lot of it is i lean on them like i 0.95

00:05:45.880 don't come up with every idea anymore i heard earlier that you start with the thumbnail and

00:05:50.480 the title of the video yeah if you could give this video that we're making right now a thumbnail and

00:05:54.900 title what would they be did this video bang gotta be careful because you're gonna use what i say

00:05:59.860 what would get the most clicks would i told you this story before but yeah that's 100 true

00:06:05.360 and you should take this advice if you're a youtuber so yeah i think it was eight years

00:06:09.140 ago at this time i was like man i'm not like he's like yeah you need a viral video to blow up i was

00:06:13.060 stuck at 27k for like three years and he said i was making this video about um can white people

00:06:18.220 say the n-word i'm like what should the title of thumbnail be and he said the title should be would

00:06:22.160 you say the n-word for one dollar and the thumbnail i don't know don't use this you're handing a white 0.54

00:06:27.740 guy a dollar and a black guy's behind him he's about to punch him i don't know it's something

00:06:31.180 like that don't use that i use that it got 11 million views now we're here i'm the you know i

00:06:38.820 have a case study of that method it works he was right probably he knows what he's saying though

00:06:45.140 like mr beast shares his hidden secrets to youtube or maybe just mr beast opens up about

00:06:53.080 things he's never before something like that where it's a little vague where it creates that

00:06:57.100 like whoa what what is this i need to hear what he says and then the intro though you really have

00:07:02.080 to reaffirm whatever the title is because your title and thumbnail sets expectations for what

00:07:06.820 people click on and if the expectations aren't matched then people are gonna click off and then

00:07:10.960 youtube will stop promoting it what the super chat just said sneeko my daughter grace is in

00:07:15.120 manhattan tonight uh do you want what do you say do you want me to sleep with your daughter 1.00

00:07:21.260 why would you tell me this information what is the what is this for what what

00:07:27.140 i hope you're joking bro

00:07:30.300 your squid game in real life video is one of the most viewed non-music videos on youtube

00:07:36.220 Oh, that's cool. I didn't know that.

00:07:37.960 What was the hardest part of pulling it off?

00:07:39.680 Well, the hardest part of pulling it off is we did in 30 days.

00:07:42.280 I think it was a $4 million video, like $4 million on a single YouTube video

00:07:46.360 with those monster of sets was just unreal.

00:07:49.860 That was like the first time anyone had really poured that much money

00:07:52.460 and that much time and that much effort into a single video.

00:07:54.700 It was pretty scary.

00:07:55.580 Something else that sounds scary is spending seven days buried alive.

00:07:59.160 What was the scariest moment for you during that shoot?

00:08:01.980 Oh, that's easy.

00:08:02.740 the scariest moment was definitely when um i mean don't ask why but the coffin's like kind of like

00:08:08.100 this obviously i turned around in the coffin and i kind of got stuck like this so this is the coffin

00:08:14.780 stuck here and i almost started panicking but then after like six or six does he kind of give

00:08:19.320 you like sam altman peter teal vibes a little bit like elon musk ai founder silicon valley

00:08:26.120 san francisco sort of you know not in a not in a bad way but in a you know tech innovator

00:08:35.920 sort of way

00:08:38.040 seven seconds i was able to get out and get unstuck but i was like oh my gosh if i'm stuck

00:08:45.220 like this i'm gonna lose my mind how do psychological challenges like that one and

00:08:48.520 the solitary confinement challenge compare to the physical stunts you pulled off that's a great

00:08:53.080 question look at you uh I don't usually talk about this look at you I've been inadvertently

00:08:57.280 honing my mental toughness for a very long time I mean even like seven years ago when I counted

00:09:01.200 100,000 on a YouTube video like that was horrible 20 hours of counting I didn't want to do it that

00:09:05.240 was miserable but I've done so many really really miserable hard things being buried alive multiple

00:09:11.500 times seven days in solitary confinement seven days on a deserted island seven days here seven

00:09:15.420 days there it's like a muscle you just kind of train yourself to get used to like not being

00:09:20.220 afraid when you get that feeling of this sucks quit quit don't do this this isn't fun you like

00:09:25.800 build a tolerance of like it is what it is I always enjoy when I finish those projects because 0.82

00:09:30.460 I'm like I did that I did the thing that no one thought I could do that I didn't think I could do

00:09:34.400 and that's kind of the fun part is it's like seven days of suffering but then afterwards you get like

00:09:38.720 a cool story and what happened to Chris Tyson since then you push it's Chris Tyson still unbanned on

00:09:43.160 Instagram obviously there's a fake sneaker Instagram it's not me you can see the watermark

00:09:48.140 at the bottom of a fake sneak of this on me so it's a but what happened to that he left the family

00:09:53.980 got canceled has anyone heard an update where's he at now where she i'm on youtube i don't know

00:10:01.020 where you're supposed to and you hone the muscle of like like yeah he has like a mark zuckerberg

00:10:05.540 is there anything you wouldn't do for a challenge cut my pinky off i would not cut my pinky off for

00:10:10.940 john okay good to know that's where you draw the line yeah yeah no i would not uh disfigure my body

00:10:16.260 for a challenge which challenge has been the most difficult to pull off logistically speaking

00:10:20.100 beast games was definitely the hardest to pull off i mean beast games oh my gosh such a

00:10:24.300 how tempted do you think he is to pull off a real life hunger games

00:10:28.020 with spectators and everything which reminds me of like that everyone's so excited about the ufc

00:10:33.440 white house event every fighter's begging to be on that i'm like there's no fans there ufc why do

00:10:38.720 you want to be at the white house with a bunch of suits you want to be there with the epstein 1.00

00:10:42.780 island contestants and they're her doesn't it have hunger games vibes like a bunch of rich 0.78

00:10:48.700 like looking down they're looking down at you or like sipping tea hmm oh good fight like leonardo

00:10:55.760 dicaprio watching jango the jango slaves fight each other hmm yeah go get him you deserve a tall 0.99

00:11:02.180 beer you deserve a tall beer good boy good boy why are they begging to be at the white house

00:11:08.420 they're going to be shirtless and short shorts while the people well all these like ultra rich

00:11:14.940 investors and apex top lobby are there wow that's a good one right there how much for him

00:11:20.480 i don't get it i wonder like if mr beast wants to do a real life heart he's definitely got to

00:11:26.420 be tempted you know like a fight to the death like real life gladiator events real life gladiator

00:11:31.900 and i know if that got out people would be like oh my god that's horrible but at the same time

00:11:35.740 that's like that's some real entertainment that that's some who's gonna miss that who's not gonna

00:11:40.140 want to watch real life gladiator for a million dollars you get 20 people in arena to fight for

00:11:44.620 the death that's horrible horrible i wouldn't watch that monster of a show and season one of

00:11:52.440 beast games we broke i mean so many world records that like the stack of world records come up to

00:11:56.560 here and it's just like the biggest sets in history with the most contestants in history

00:12:00.780 with the largest cash prize in history we built a literal city in a field that the contestants

00:12:05.440 would live in between filming and when it came to execute i mean there were days where we'd have

00:12:09.300 over 2 000 people on set oh my gosh it felt like i was like the governor of a city it seems like

00:12:15.440 you're always doing a challenge you you had one last night you have one tonight yeah i'm filming

00:12:20.540 a challenge right after this do you ever get burnt out oh yeah definitely i mean i was taking a power

00:12:24.560 nap right before this interview i think the guy followed up about his daughter and she's looking

00:12:28.640 for a companion to word war debate a companion dude are you asking me to take your daughter on

00:12:34.640 a date is that what you're doing right now i'm not gonna do it and hope you could find one i don't

00:12:39.620 know like do you want me to re weird weird most months i'm probably shooting 25 days a month it's

00:12:47.980 a never-ending sprint and you're really only as good as the last piece of content you put out so

00:12:51.300 you can never you know let off the the gas no rational human would do this you would only do

00:12:55.920 this if you're madly in love with with uh what you're creating and what you're doing which is

00:13:00.840 like why it's funny when people like ask me like do you even enjoy it i'm like if i didn't enjoy

00:13:05.320 it do you think i would have given up all of my 20s to create content you know what i mean

00:13:09.000 as part of this job interview we checked your references and logan paul said he thinks you

00:13:13.960 might be a robot logan paul thinks i might be a robot yeah why do you think he said that get back

00:13:18.840 i don't know people recently have been calling me ai i i'm not really sure why i keep getting

00:13:24.920 called ai so much i'm real tell me to do something put your hand on your nose all right look and

00:13:30.040 It's not that people think you're AI, it's that they can't relate to your obsession level, right?

00:13:37.180 You have an aviator level obsession with social media and people are like, what?

00:13:42.100 Like, do you have no vices at all?

00:13:44.300 Because that humanizes people.

00:13:46.620 And it's like, for him, I know, it's like, it's non-existent.

00:13:49.240 The guy is just lives and breathes algorithm, algorithm, social media, YouTube views.

00:13:54.320 People are like, what?

00:13:55.580 I don't think they think you're AI.

00:13:56.840 Right. And that's why people are starting to talk about, you know, your recessed maxilla and your soulless eyes.

00:14:04.040 And I'm not saying you have that, but that's why people are like zooming in.

00:14:06.220 Look at that fake smile because they just can't comprehend that a human is like that.

00:14:11.740 Like, wow, the AI model learned how to touch his nose.

00:14:14.020 I don't know. I think it's just like an ongoing joke.

00:14:16.780 It is what it is.

00:14:17.820 You said you keep less than one million dollars for yourself despite being a paper billionaire.

00:14:22.420 Why do you choose to operate that way?

00:14:24.220 It's funny talking about my personal finances.

00:14:26.120 Who's Grace Thorpe? 1.00

00:14:26.900 I don't know.

00:14:27.100 No one ever believes anything I say.

00:14:28.880 So, I mean, he's like, you're a billionaire.

00:14:30.460 I'm like, that's net worth.

00:14:32.340 I have negative money right now.

00:14:33.500 I'm borrowing money.

00:14:34.160 That's how little money I have.

00:14:36.140 Technically, everyone watching this video has more money than me in their bank account.

00:14:39.800 If you subtract the equity value of my company, which doesn't buy me McDonald's in the morning or whatever.

00:14:44.940 But, yeah, why do I choose to keep it that way?

00:14:47.460 It's not, I don't know.

00:14:48.420 I just don't really think of it.

00:14:49.340 I wake up.

00:14:49.940 I just work.

00:14:50.840 And, I don't know, I'm just so busy working.

00:14:52.400 I don't really think about my personal bank account, if that makes sense.

00:14:55.340 I'm just laser focused on, you know,

00:14:58.040 making the greatest feels possible

00:14:59.220 and building the business as big as possible.

00:15:01.020 What has been your biggest personal splurge?

00:15:03.880 One time, my fiance, she was studying in the UK

00:15:07.760 and I really wanted to see her.

00:15:09.580 She kind of looks like Reese Witherspoon, right?

00:15:11.700 That is a, she got strong facial features.

00:15:13.920 This is a, that is like, you remember that?

00:15:17.020 Okay, that one might be real.

00:15:18.060 I don't live near a major airport, so like all my,

00:15:20.740 I have to drive two hours to an airport

00:15:22.560 to then take a layover to take a layover

00:15:24.140 to get to places because our airport's so small one time I was like screw it I'm just gonna rent

00:15:28.760 a private jet and fly to her because I really want to see her but if I don't rent a PJ I literally

00:15:33.080 just can't make it work because but PJ flights eight hours whereas like commercial it'd be like

00:15:36.640 19 there and back it's it's like so much wasted time and that was probably like $150,000 I felt

00:15:42.900 so bad but I was like I don't know I just really want to see my fiance or at the time my girlfriend

00:15:47.980 some people argue who you marry is your most important career choice how did you know your

00:15:52.860 fiance was the one. She just obviously makes me a better person. And, you know, my whole life has

00:15:58.880 been centered around creating content and growing my company. And she's one of the first people I've

00:16:03.060 ever met that makes me a better businessman, pushes me. She has a constant thirst for knowledge

00:16:09.740 and she's always learning. You know, I think for some people that that might be boring, but to me,

00:16:13.320 that's one of the hottest things. Every successful guy says the same thing about that. Why did you

00:16:17.120 marry this woman? It's because she supports me. So many women have a hard time trying to be 0.91

00:16:21.300 secondary but they don't realize that they would have a much happier life if they just fell in line

00:16:25.620 and supported the guy that they wanted to be with you know how many how attractive you would be

00:16:30.980 to guys that you want to be with because they'll insist on being the girl boss and then want to be 1.00

00:16:36.620 with the boss but no boss wants to be with another boss it's got to be it can't be a competition

00:16:42.680 there can't be two ceos of the company it's the most obvious it's like when you see pokimane talk

00:16:48.980 every day about her ideal man and everything and this and that and all the good guys are gay and 0.86

00:16:53.480 all the good guys are this and it's just the guys that you want to be with do not want to be with

00:16:58.120 somebody who has a career like you or that acts like you or is your age or your has your beliefs

00:17:03.340 so they do this run around coat for a long time and it's really as simple as the man should be

00:17:10.720 in charge of the marriage she could do i really think she would be a fantastic support him just 0.87

00:17:17.220 support him that obviously is the big thing one day i want to have kids and just from an objective

00:17:22.080 standpoint like the success of my kids and happiness of my kids are going to be infinitely

00:17:25.920 higher because i have her as a partner in every way i have nothing but positive things to say i

00:17:29.800 mean that's why i'm marrying her you said that you were secretly testing her the first time you met

00:17:34.280 what kind of questions did this test entail well yeah i mentioned that on a podcast that uh that

00:17:40.200 uh i had like certain things i was looking for in a girlfriend and people you know clown on me

00:17:44.500 online because they're like oh he was giving yeah that's what it's like if you're peter teal

00:17:48.740 zuckerberg level of output you're not gonna be falling in love you're just gonna find a chick

00:17:54.120 that fits what you do it's like his first date was literally a job interview it was little

00:18:01.660 psychological tricks and trying to figure out how she could work within his company it's the same

00:18:07.600 thing but you can't really afford to be the falling in love and simp and get used your wife 1.00

00:18:15.140 to an extent it's gotta it's gotta work like an employee relationship women test the take it wasn't 1.00

00:18:20.660 like a test but it's just more i know what uh an ideal partner for me would be i'm not dating to

00:18:27.260 date when i date it's obviously to marry clearly i already proposed so it's not me specifically

00:18:31.620 ask her it's more like just reading her personality and who she is as a person to see if she actually

00:18:36.700 checks those boxes and i went on i don't know what was i think i went on 38 different dates

00:18:41.140 before i met tia and she was the first one that actually like checked all those boxes and that's

00:18:45.580 nigga did not go on 38 dates he had a job interview he probably had a casting call 0.99

00:18:49.880 where they came in one by one next okay stats so you're college educated hmm five seven okay

00:18:56.540 let's do a twirl nobody goes on 38 dates with 30 different 38 different women 0.89

00:19:02.740 this is what what people applying for a position in a company is i'm not hating on it i'm not

00:19:10.820 hating on it but normal people don't do this so i was like okay like this is uh i'm gonna pursue

00:19:16.720 her because that's why i went so hard after so i was like no no no it took 38 days to find someone

00:19:21.780 like i'm not giving up that easy how quickly did you know that she checked all the boxes

00:19:25.560 oh literally within an hour of talking to her he should have listened to myron gains that did 50

00:19:29.980 no but jimmy he wasn't sleeping with all these chicks on no chance and that's not like because 0.56

00:19:36.420 he couldn't he's like of course he could but he isn't he's the type of guy like he wouldn't want

00:19:40.280 to waste his energy source like why would i waste my energy source on this woman when i could be 1.00

00:19:44.500 making a challenge and counting to 100 000 he just dated he talked to them and then figured

00:19:49.940 because like a real date you're gonna like hook up with a lot of them and you know maybe see again

00:19:53.320 double text and ghost it was it was it was a job interview so it wasn't 50 notches like myron said

00:20:00.600 because you know um she told me she was an author we i just you just kind of tell even just from her

00:20:06.540 vocabulary and the way she spoke is like very educated and i could talk for hours on tia you

00:20:11.520 this is going to turn into a tia video you just move on

00:20:13.880 we had to go through your socials me and ronaldo yes he taught you his celebration move when you

00:20:21.240 guys played soccer together yes have you used it since how did he steal that griff from my show

00:20:25.640 speed 305 podcast starts i suede since can you do a watch no i've not suede since i hung out with

00:20:34.080 ronaldo disappointing no i'm saving it for all sues are just those are for ronaldo okay you took

00:20:39.040 your fiance on a one dollar date and doesn't she look so cute she really does yeah isn't she 0.99

00:20:43.100 adorable she looks so cute which one actually impressed her more so we did a one dollar date

00:20:48.220 I think it was a $10,000, $50,000, $100,000, $255,000.

00:20:52.380 I think her favorite was the $10,000 date with Gordon Ramsay.

00:20:55.020 Like, we love sushi, we love food.

00:20:57.060 That was really fun.

00:20:58.420 You said you met The Rock and lost $100,000.

00:21:00.940 How did that happen?

00:21:02.100 I don't remember.

00:21:03.380 This is like three years ago.

00:21:04.400 I think it was a red carpet event and I just DMed him 0.70

00:21:07.820 and I was like, yo, if I pull up,

00:21:09.740 can I play you in Rock, Paper, Scissors? 0.99

00:21:11.360 Loser gives a hundred grand to charity. 0.93

00:21:12.540 And I think he just was like, sure. 0.89

00:21:14.180 And then I pulled up and we played Rock, Paper, Scissors.

00:21:16.300 Wanna do a quick round? 0.95

00:21:17.540 sure rock paper scissors shit yeah you beat me you've grown beast industries into a company that 0.99

00:21:23.100 probably studied your face and figured out what she was going to do something about a person he 0.98

00:21:27.340 just analyzed her and then knew exactly what she was going to i don't think that that was i don't

00:21:32.760 think that was a coincidence five billion dollars what's been the hardest lesson in scaling a

00:21:36.520 business ignorance is brutal man i really started scaling up when i was 19 20 i had no idea what i

00:21:41.780 was doing you know i was hiring a lot of local people here who had never worked in production

00:21:45.800 which is why i'm very grateful for my current ceo jeff uh jeff hausenbold he worked at i mean i

00:21:50.360 don't even know probably so why why does she have more views than you who's this wait how 1.00

00:21:54.920 what do i have on kick right now let's see the chat speed difference does this make any sense

00:22:03.160 what's going on

00:22:06.520 oh wow yeah incredible seems like i'm the look it hasn't moved once

00:22:15.800 It's not moving.

00:22:19.060 Kick, I don't know if Kickstaff's still in here. 0.99

00:22:21.000 Oh, that's, oh shit, my bad. 1.00

00:22:22.280 I did not know, fuck. 1.00

00:22:25.300 A dozen plus companies he's been still at. 1.00

00:22:26.880 And I'm on slow mode.

00:22:27.560 It's no longer like a guessing game,

00:22:28.760 just like, oh, this is what you do.

00:22:30.680 And it's like, oh, okay.

00:22:31.540 I wouldn't have came to that conclusion.

00:22:33.640 It's great.

00:22:34.420 What do you want your legacy to be?

00:22:36.140 The problem with that question is I'm 27

00:22:38.680 and I feel like I have a lot more to give. 0.76

00:22:41.600 I'm going to be working my ass off until I die.

00:22:44.820 I mean, in the grand scheme of things, I haven't done anything compared to what I will do, in my opinion.

00:22:49.060 Imagine being a billionaire at 27.

00:22:51.120 Like, I haven't done anything.

00:22:54.480 Ugh. 1.00

00:22:56.100 Fuck. 1.00

00:22:57.420 We got a lot of work to do. 0.99

00:22:58.800 So I hope it's mostly just like he did things that were a net positive for the world.

00:23:05.180 And what that ends up being, who knows?

00:23:07.320 Is this what you thought success would look like at 13?

00:23:09.840 There's no world, when I was 13, I ever would have imagined that YouTube channels could get this size.

00:23:14.360 I mean, back then, the thought of a YouTube channel one day hitting 100 million subscribers would have been unfathomable.

00:23:18.860 You would have been laughed out of a room if you're like, yo, I think one day someone might hit 100 million subscribers because the numbers are so big, it wouldn't have even made sense.

00:23:27.600 India wasn't on YouTube yet.

00:23:28.940 It was just the Western world, mostly East Coast, West Coast, a couple of people in Brazil, a couple of Japanese people.

00:23:35.740 And then India came in and then, man, everything. 1.00

00:23:39.760 Now, that 100 mil, that's light.

00:23:42.620 That's regular.

00:23:43.200 thing when i was a kid where i filmed videos and schedule uploaded them in the future

00:23:47.960 so i i scheduled uploaded a video one year in the future and try to guess how many subs i have

00:23:52.140 five years ten years high me in ten years i tried to guess my subscriber count i said i hope when

00:23:58.100 this goes he looks mid-30s it's also his maturity the way he presents himself be honest how old do

00:24:02.680 i look how old how old do i look let me crank up the lighting like give me a real real estimate

00:24:08.100 real estimate

00:24:10.080 hey

00:24:12.260 hi

00:24:13.620 hello

00:24:15.580 I'm Hubert

00:24:17.580 hi

00:24:19.580 can I order a cheeseburger

00:24:23.420 I would like to order

00:24:25.780 one Mr. Beast Burger

00:24:26.920 hello

00:24:28.360 one Mr. Beast Burger

00:24:30.200 and one Feastables on the side

00:24:32.660 thank you

00:24:33.800 can I have a Beast Burger

00:24:37.180 and sorry live I have a million subscribers I have obviously 430 million so 430 times below

00:24:43.680 what uh I ended up being but uh yeah no this is way more success than I ever could have imagined

00:24:49.140 so 13 year old you is going to be very proud oh yeah 100% proud

00:24:52.780 that was a good video actually that was better than I thought it was going to be

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SHNEAKO - January 10, 2026

How MrBeast REALLY Found a Wife

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