Is MrBeast Losing His Midas Touch? Millionaire YouTuber’s 5 Changes Fail to Turn His Dream Video Around

In the past few months, MrBeast has been heavily trending on the internet, thanks to his multiple achievements. He became the second solo creator to cross the 100 million subscriber mark, with the Swedish YouTuber, PewDiePie, leading the race. Apart from this, he recently opened his first physical burger joint for BeastBurgers, calling out all his New Jersey fans for a taste. But as they say that every amazing thing needs to pause before becoming the best again, MrBeast has faced a similar situation with his YouTube channel. 

Last week, the YouTuber uploaded a fresh video on his channel, posting another bizarre challenge for fans. This time he challenged himself to find 100 of his subscribers for a $1,000,000 prize in one of the biggest malls in the United States. 

MrBeast slumps with viewership records amidst latest challenge video 

On September 4, 2022, MrBeast uploaded a fresh video on his YouTube channel. With the title, “I Hunted 100 People For $1,000,000.” Jimmy rented one of the largest malls in the world. He invited hundred lucky fans, giving them $10,000 each whilst locking them inside the mall. 

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MrBeast, then challenged himself to find each one of them with a simple condition. If he found the contestant under the given time, they had to give back their $10,000 upon elimination. And if MrBeast wasn’t able to do so, the winners can take home the money as a prize. Sadly, Jimmy could only find 77 contestants out of 100, conditioning him to give away $23,000 as a prize. I mean, it was for the best as he had a million dollars on the line, to which he lost $23K.

It was for the first time that MrBeast did not just lose out on money, but also his viewership numbers as they heavily tanked. He could barely get past the 30 million mark, with his video struggling to get the perfect reach. For this, he did not post a pinned comment under his video, writing a hilarious statement to fans.

Apart from this, he also changed the thumbnail of his video over five times, searching for a win. Still, the YouTube maestro could reach up to 29 million after eight days of release.

This has been the second time, MrBeast has hampered with his YouTube thumbnail, as previously he’d changed it in July.

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What are your thoughts about his thumbnail changing activities? Do you think MrBeast is really losing out on his reach? Let us know your valuable opinions in the comments section below.