MrBeast Reveals Staggering YouTube Statistics Resembling World Domination

There is no limit to the growth of MrBeast aka Jimmy Donaldson, as the YouTuber continues to find new frontiers to explore. After conquering YouTube with his army of channels, the content creator is taking aim at LinkedIn. He has been quite active on Twitter, Instagram, and Tik Tok as well, but his new obsession involves the professional networking platform.

In the latest post, the content creator shared some interesting facts about his mega-successful month of march. With over 15 channels that offer varied content, the 23-year-old has churned out content at an impressive speed.

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MrBeast had a fantastic run in March, and he is not hiding it from the world

In total, the YouTuber has produced a little over 50+ videos and raked in a mammoth 289k million views. He even shared an elaborate list of his best-performing videos with his followers. Every single video on the list has breached past the 5 million mark quite easily while there were several others that pulled in 30 or even 40+ plus million views. At this rate, Jimmy will surely become the biggest creator in the world as he continues to evolve his YouTube empire.

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MrBeast’s manager shares an elaborate plan to take over LinkedIn

Not so long ago, Jimmy’s team member and manager,

Reed Duchscher, shared interesting ways to bolster his growth with this professional networking space. Job seekers and employers mainly use the platform to find the right match. However, there are more ways to utilize it and Duchscher knows how.

He stated, “

There’s also an untapped business audience that we don’t think engages with him on Twitter or any other social media platform that he is on right now. And so we wanted to start discussing with those people, people that work for different companies, they’re in the marketing departments,  they’re in the communications departments. They are actually making decisions. They’re spending money with creators. We want to have personal conversations, direct conversations with those people.”Watch this story: Ranking 23-year-old MrBeast’s Highest Subscribed YouTube Channels

What do you think about MrBeast’s move towards an untested platform for content curators? Will it work out in his favor?