Popular Artist Surprises MrBeast With a Gigantic Creation to Celebrate 100 Million Subscribers

MrBeast hit 100 million subscribers a few days ago, and the multitude of fans were elated when he actually went past the magical milestone.

However, the occasion of reaching this was made even more special by a few of the creators on YouTube. In case anyone missed it, MrBeast had asked a team of famed artists to build him something unique so that he could feature it live during the stream of touching the ultimate nine-digit mark.

Painting artist Ten Hundred shocks MrBeast as the YouTuber witnesses world’s biggest subscriber to celebrate 100 million members

Before he actually went past the remarkable figure, Jimmy asked two YouTubers, William Osman and Bobby Duke, to build him the world’s largest subscriber counter. Yes, he literally asked that, and why not? It makes total sense, right?

As soon as they were contacted by MrBeast, William and Bobby’s team went full throttle on the project. The members designed it, built the counter, and also made sure that it worked as well. Bobby, in particular, was in charge of making the creation look amazing and beautiful.

READ MORE: PewDiePie VS MrBeast: Who Has the Most Subscribers on YouTube?

But the problem was that Bobby was more of a sculptor and 3D artist. He wasn’t able to give a stunning design to the counter. For this purpose, he reached out to Ten Hundred, aka Peter Robinson. The latter is a very popular painting artist known for his exceptional work.

Peter was extremely excited about this project as he’s a big MrBeast fan. So it was just a matter of time before he took the flight to North Carolina to meet Bobby and William in order to work alongside their team.

As you can see in the video, the painter did an excellent job in giving the subscriber counter a true MrBeast makeover. In order to do justice to the project, he carefully instilled the MrBeast iconography all over the creation. And yes, it was all in blue color because it directly related to Jimmy’s channel logo.

Peter also revealed in the video that apart from painting it fabulously, he also mentioned his own channel, ‘Ten Hundred’ on one of the discs on the counter. It was funny to see that he left this message for people to make sure they join his channel as well.

In the end, MrBeast finally arrived at the place to check the completed project. As expected, he was thoroughly impressed with it since the counter was working just fine with all the moving discs.

There couldn’t have been a better way than this to celebrate the milestone of 100 million.

WATCH THIS STORY: The Most Followed Female Streamers on Twitch