MrBeast is known for his quirky and funny ways when it comes to taking a dig at someone, although the intentions behind his jabs are never meant to be hurtful. Recently, he decided to mock popular Goldfish cracker making company Pepperidge Farm, while revealing his own business idea.

The streamer just uploaded a new video on his channel, talking about how things are actually made. And in that, while coming across Goldfish crackers, he didn’t waste the opportunity to take a jab at the food product.

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MrBeast reveals his own ‘Jimmy Fish’ brand!

For the uninitiated, Goldfish crackers are made by Pepperidge Farm. The latter is a small division of Campbell Soup Company. The crackers are available in wide varieties but these days they come with an imprinted eye on them. The current tagline used for them is: “The Snack That Smiles Back! Goldfish!”

Coming back to MrBeast and his take on Goldfish crackers, the streamer was shocked to see how they are actually produced. To his surprise, it doesn’t take much effort, as they are mostly comprised of baked cheese.

After seeing the manufacturing process of the crackers, MrBeast proposed his own idea of running a business under the name of ‘Jimmy Fish’.

“They don’t look that hard to make. Let’s just do Jimmy Fish and it’s just like goldfish, just like slightly crispier.”

Yes, it sounds funny but also a little interesting as well, coming from MrBeast himself. Although it should be taken in the context of a joke only as his fans also know it won’t happen for sure.

The streamer is on his way to 100 million YouTube subscribers!

Meanwhile, the widely followed streamer is quickly approaching the mark of 100 million subscribers on his channel. So far, PewDiePie is the only one who has achieved this milestone.

MrBeast definitely looks like he has what it takes to accomplish this challenge, thanks to his fans who always keep supporting him.

Do you think he will cross 100 million subscribers before the end of 2022? Also, did you like his business idea of having a Goldfish brand? Let us know in the comments.

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