MrBeast’s YouTube channel has been watched by 10% of the world

Steve Hopkins

An absolute beast across the globe

If there was ever any doubt just how far MrBeast’s content has reached, the YouTuber has cleared it up.

Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, has amused and delighted fans all over the world with his popular channel, from elaborate stunts – like the ‘$456,000 Squid Game In Real Life’, which was viewed 358 million times – to recently curing 1,000 people of blindness.

Despite his content often reaching hundreds of millions of views, it hasn’t been clear just how far MrBeast’s reach across the globe has been.

Until now.

Over the weekend, the content creator shared just how many people have visited his channel.

He wrote on Twitter: “Our Youtube channel has reached 616,000,000 different people in the last 90 days.”

The 24-year-old added that the number amounted to “almost 10% of the world”.

Our Youtube channel has reach 616,000,000 different people in the last 90 days (almost 10% of the world ) pic.twitter.com/HywOAUVSeR

— MrBeast (@MrBeast) February 5, 2023

The tweet alone has already wracked up 6.4 million views, 1106k likes.

One person commented: “Crazy to think you have only dominated 10%… Next 10 years are gonna be wild.”

“No one does it like MrBeast,” another added.

Fun silly videos are nice, but keep using your super power to change people lives ! You're amazing ! You deserve to be recognized for your talent and impact on the world

— Sam Freeman’s Day Off (@WorldSpills) February 5, 2023

While the stat is pretty mind blowing, one fan wanted to dig a little deeper and know what MrBeast’s figures are across the entire social landscape.

“What about combined from all your channels?” they asked.

These numbers across your SocMeds are awe-inspiring. Keep pushing boundaries and continuing your philanthropic efforts. You're making a positive impact everywhere in the world.

— trADEMARk™ (@trademarkross) February 5, 2023

MrBeast replied: “I’d say, if you included every channel, my Twitter, Insta, and TikTok, it’s prob like 1.1 billion uniques.”

His impressive reach is probably why MrBeast felt he could ask Elon Musk if he could take over at Twitter when the billionaire put out the call late last year.

Without sending over his CV, MrBeast simply tweeted Musk: “Can I be the new Twitter CEO?”

And Elon replied: “It’s not out of the question.”

The YouTuber also recently asked his followers whether he should run for US President on a social media poll titled: “Would you vote for me if I ran for president?”