MrBeast Gets Almost 10 Million View Boost on a Video Just by…

YouTube megastar MrBeast has been a flourishing star in the community. Recently, he surpassed PewDiePie on YouTube and has over 114 million YouTube subscribers. Surprisingly, the “thumbnail man” got a riveting boost on his past video, just by editing the thumbnail.

Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, is a profound YouTuber. The 24-year-old YouTuber has marvelously shaped his career on the video-sharing platform. Moreover, he seems to be utterly meticulous about how he uploads content for entertaining people. And evidently, a slight change in his thumbnail did the job of gathering almost 10 million views on a two-month-old video.

A thumbnail change grasped around 10 million views

To give a brief, MrBeast has been seen focusing on his thumbnails largely. In an H3 podcast with Ethan and Hila Klein, MrBeast admitted to being the “thumbnail man.” Moreover, he said that since he makes “crazy videos,” he tries to put in as much effort as possible to further optimize. And evidently, a living example seems to be in front of the whole community.

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Followed by MrBeast, the Twitter account MrBeast Statistics (@MrBeast_Stats), is an active account that keeps updating the community about the developments of MrBeast’s channels and videos. Recently, the user tweeted, “It looks like the ‘I Hunted 100 People!’ video’s latest thumbnail change is resulting in a boost! A few days ago, the video was around ~44M views. Today, it sits around ~53M.” The tweet showing the thumbnail can be seen attached below:

Clearly, the statistics provide a vivid view of the developments that take place. Hence, the proof is here of why a certain change can grab millions of views, and hints at the small but effective changes.

MrBeast hunted 100 people to save himself from losing $1,000,000

The video titled “I Hunted 100 People!” is the one that was released a day before the inauguration of the first brick-and-mortar MrBeast Burger restaurant in the American Dream Mall. In the same mall, MrBeast had invited 100 of his subscribers. Moreover, each one of them was given $10,000 and Jimmy had to hunt them down in 10 hours. The best part was that the contestants had the whole mall to hide.

However, the $10,000 wasn’t going to come easy, as Jimmy was escalating the level of the challenge by the hour. Inviting his friends and distributing them into areas managed to unveil some contestants. And to further make it difficult, he called a SWAT team and for their help, he gave a briefcase of $10,000 to each one of them.

Thus, as the challenge ended, 23 out of 100 subscribers managed to conceal themselves for a stretch of 10 hours. And went home with $10,000 each.

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