YouTube content creation maestro Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson has been accelerating on the success road lately. With amazing ideas and extreme stunts, Jimmy has earned himself a wide audience from across the globe. While he continues to upload videos, he has given a heads-up on a special video coming online in the next three years.

Many know MrBeast for entertaining the audience through his library of creative and unique content videos. Moreover, he has won the title “Creator of the Year” at the YouTube Streamy awards for three consecutive years. But the question arises, had the 24-year-old YouTuber thought of achieving so much when he was just starting out?

Fans speculate about a video by MrBeast which goes public in three years

To the above question, the answer cannot be found, but only for a matter of time. Out of all the crazy and unmatchable ideas that one can think of, MrBeast seems to have again topped the charts. While appearing in the “My First Million” podcast, he informed about the “Hi me in…” videos.

As of now, he has released “Hi Me in a Year,” “Hi Me in Two Years,” “Hi Me in 5 Years,” and another one titled “Dear Future Me” which got uploaded six months after its filming. Interestingly, Jimmy filmed all the videos, including “Hi Me in 10 Years” when he was earning $10 a month.

The “Hi Me in 10 Years” is supposed to go online three years from now, and MrBeast went to Twitter to give a little heads-up to the community. He tweeted, “Three more years and this video goes public (I had 8,000 subscribers and tried to guess how many I’d have 10 years later 👀).” As per the photo clip attached to the tweet, the clip was filmed and scheduled seven years ago. Moreover, the video seems to be three minutes and 14 seconds long, and as also pointed out by some fans, has 26 views.

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Since the video has not gone online, the views could be from MrBeast reviewing the video or maybe just him keeping a track of what he thought of achieving and what he achieved. Reverberating this thought, a Twitter user said, “The fact that you’ve watched this 26 times.” Another user tweeted, “Looking forward to it!” Here are a few other reactions of the people to Jimmy’s tweet:

Above all, MrBeast said this video to be the “greatest thing” he ever did in his life while appearing on the “My First Million” podcast. Thus, the community would be on the edge of their seat to witness the unfolding of what Jimmy had planned for himself 10 years ahead when he had 8K followers.

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