I honestly haven't ever watched a video from Mr Beast and never understood why he was so successful because of it but honestly seeing how smart, humble and down to earth the guy is I'm glad he succeeded.
He put in his 10,000 hours to be an expert in his field and it paid off immensely. Being kid-friendly got him brand deals that companies won’t give to a lot of other RU-vidrs. Genius kid. Inspiring af
@@alwaysgaming000nope. Doesn’t matter if it’s fun. It matters if it makes money.I think drugs are fun but I won’t be successful from just having fun doing drugs will I?
Joe Rogan is an EXCELLENT (and successful) interviewer mainly because how much he respects everyone he brings to his podcast. Most interviewers make biased questions that can bring up controversial responses from their guests. Joe Rogan is just a curious guy and asks questions about topics that he genuinely doesn’t know and that the interviewed person might know, and that’s why I love his work and I think that’s why he is successful and gets to interview so many interesting people.
@@santrollencio3601 He also does his research on his guests. He just doesn't go blindly about his questions. He always has an open mind. It can be changed by a guest unlike those who are on the left or the right who have such biases. Joe is the GOAT. I really enjoy his meditation and workout videos.
@@SexehPvP he didn't fail once for every one of those subscribers is English your first language because it doesn't seems you understand a very basic comment
I thought I just heard it wrong n didnt bother to rewind to check.. After the video I saw this and grinned when I remembered why I was confused before.
Don't get me wrong, he seems like a great guy, but I don't know if he really is a perfect role model for kids. Having a passion and working hard is great. But what about having no friends in your childhood because you are so obsesed with RU-vid? It's just my opinion, but if I could choose between being super successful at 23 or having a good childhood and friends, I'd choose the second one every single time. Also, I do think he is a good example of hard work, but a lot of times hard work is not enough. I'm kind of worried that kids might follow his example. Imagine devoting your whole life to something this risky, without having a backup plan. Imagine completely abandoning your basic education to do RU-vid and then failing. Sometimes hard work is not enough, we all underestimate the role of luck in our own success. Anyway, I'm worthless and my opinion does not matter.
Umm not just kids look at adults and the way they spend money and are in debt for material things. The boomer, Gen X generation were the highest in terms of materialism thirst.
If you hadn't noticed this is how successful people are made, hyper obsession + mastering your craft + success group + never giving up + INTELLIGENCE. He did it all painstakingly regardless
Jimmy started off super nervous - But that is why Joe Rogan is such a valuable podcast host. 20 minutes into the podcast Mr Beast it's like they were having a personal conversation and we're just spying on them. That's just the best feeling! Love this man.
yeah, seems like Rogan has this super chill vibe about him and it rubs off on his guests. For the most part, which helps his guests relax and they can have a good conversation.
You've got that exactly right. The man's skill at interviewing captured me in short order. I've watched hundreds, if not thousands of hours of his longform podcasts and thoroughly enjoyed every minute. I have a hard time doing that with other people, so he is unique to me and well worth his paycheck.
Still so young. This kid hasn't even scratched the surface of the great things he's going to achieve in life, I just hope I live long enough to see some of it.
Nah. Is all a lie to get money, fame, and to have a platform to spread agendas. Anyone should be able to see how fake he is in every video and picture. He always promotes all official narratives by the government no matter how many holes they may have to deviate the attention of the public. I wouldn't be surprised if he is just a tool of propaganda for the government like many other so called influencers/brainwashers. I mean, he even said that he is considering running for president in the future. It would be so easy it's scary, to gain the trust of the masses with fake philanthropy and clownshows and then become the president. People are so dumb that it could very well happen. I hate liars like him that are worshipped by millions. We humans are extremely retarded for believing and internalizing things like this and I can't express enough how grateful I am for God's mercy and patience with us when we don't deserve it. I'm surprised each day by the capacity of humans to do evil and be stupid.
@@narutofan4545he doesn’t just create soulless RU-vid videos. He mentioned he gave millions away to charity, he has another RU-vid channel Beast Philanthropy where he operates a food pantry for the homeless. He raised $20 million to plant 20 million trees. He has a campaign goal to raise $30 million to remove 30 million pounds of trash polluting, coastal regions, rivers, oceans. Crazy the amount of things his doing at 23.
@@narutofan4545 he gives to charity as a way to promote himself to gain more viewer attraction. I don’t understand how he takes advantage of people tho.
Nevermind the money, nevermind the views or subscribers, the effort and research this guy puts in is mind blowing. Deserves all the success he gets. Total respect
@@majorfarmer5334 joe rogan has been on tv for a very long time.. joe rogans net worth is $120 million. mr beasts is $54 million. According to google at least, but joe rogan has more.
For a 23 yr old he has a really good head on his shoulders. Dude talks about disappointing his mom and trying to avoid that, but it sounds like his mother raised him very well. Proud of the dude, one of the few who deserve the success they got.
If his mother wouldn't put the pressure, he wouldn't end up successful (most probably he would become someone like you 😅). It's very important for parents to make their kids independent.
@time Why do you spam links under a video literally teaching you how to grow a youtube channel? How about you actually watch this episode instead of wasting your time copy pasting?
This man is a legend. @13:59 "as a non-profit, it is hypocritical to live in a $10M mansion while trying to feed and help people"....puts a lot of Christian evangelists to shame with that one line.
What an interesting guy! So level headed at such a young age and a great demonstration of what you can achieve when you follow your passion. He was blessed to realize his at an early age.
It was amazing to see his confidence grow throughout this segment. He's so humble. He seemed so shy at first, like he didn't do anything important, or wasn't sure. Then he realized he's great and his condifidence took over. I loved it!
@@yoshimitsu8643 open it up on a device like your computer and the video should automatically start playing in the corner. Just fullscreen it from the mini player and you're set!
It's competitive now. You must, like this guy, be one of the first ones to do something brand new. Look at Walmart, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Tesla, Bitcoin. They all have that in common, to a degree. Joe just said it wasn't luck, but in a way, it was. He was in the right place, the right time in history, and with the right motives to do something brand new.
@@RHill40 considering what mr beast said thats not really true. he put out the statement that he with his knowledge about youtube could make a channel whitout his name and money and get 10 mio subs in 6 month if i remember it correctly. we dont know if its true, but if anyone knows its maybe him.
Respect to this guy. He did it completely grass roots, worked his ass off until he made it, and remained humble once he got on top. World could use more people like this.
@Clyde Wellington why do you a automatically assume it’s an act? Maybe he just genuinely is a decent percent. Yeah I’m sure he lives well, but there’s a difference between that and the multi billionaires on Wall Street who do absolutely everything to feed their own pocket. This dude literally makes a living by giving shit away to people. He didn’t start it because he felt guilty, it’s what made him blow up. People always have to hate.
@Clyde Wellington You used the words “clickbait titles” That typically implies that they are misleading. Idk Mr Beast that well or his videos so when I ask this I’m being completely genuine, but are his videos misleading? Is he not really giving out as much money as his titles say?
I like how during the section when Jimmy was talking about editing that all of a sudden Joe Rogan’s editor did horrible editing. Was that supposed to be a joke?
@@BadassRaiden how is he not altruistic if you say it's not compatible? You can definitely make lots of money from a fair business that pays its employees well and also donate lots of those profits to charity, how is it not compatible?
Wow!!! This is an amazing story! Thank you for sharing your Journey. Follow your dreams, passion! Nothing worst than saying I wish I did! Mr Beast is a humble Genius!
The story at 7:20 is one of the best examples of why environment is so important. If you have goals, surround yourself with people with the same goals and your chances at success skyrocket.
So damn cool, wish those first videos were still up! Grinded for years, 23 years old and top of the world now most his videos are giving back to people! Awesome!
I have been micro-obsessing over this man for the past few days. I truly am at a loss of words when it comes to his ability to hyper fixate on something and dedicate his entire life on it. Then you think about how he is literally molding the world and society to film his next videos, and how he does it with a passion for good, and how he is 24 goddamn years old. Then the significance of filming someone else's intimate moments to generate more interest and revenue, and the zeitgeist of a culture where there seems to be no greater happiness than getting money. (and what it means for that culture). The implications both good and bad of such a driven man reaching such heights of power unconventionally, I guess, will play out over the next years, but damn if it isn't hard to not be excited about it when he has most of his life in front of him. It is exciting to think of the changes this might bring to the status quo and the perception of power, but most of all I am extremely interested in the changes to his personality from now on, because the wisdom and just the... sagacity he shows at 24 years old is impressive.
I'm in Argentina. I moved back after being 22 years in US. My friend's kids asked me if I knew @Mr Best, just because I was moving from USA. I told them I had no idea who this guy was and they explained me what this guy was doing. I'm 43 years old recently retired living my dream life here and I thought how internet is fucking up kids with stupid videos. By accident I came across Mr Beast interviews. He is only 23 years old and every time I listen to this guy I learn something. Very sharp kid. Thank you @Joe Rogan for the great job you do.
I’ve never been a huge mr beast fan or anything but this vid gives me a whole other level of respect for him. It’s crazy hearing him talk about this stuff
He's a good guy for sure. There's a video on his channel where he and his buddies give like 100k dollars of free stuff to homeless shelters. Bought them new refrigerators and everything.
This here was the Perfect breakfast. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate this podcast interview. I honestly didn’t know humility existed at That level of success. Y’all dropped jewels. Thank you.
He doesn't care about his net-worth..............he cares about the content he delivers to us as the viewer, this needs to be talked about more I feel, like a true role model that young people and old can look up to. Every bit of success he has he deserves twice.
I like how Joe respects and appreciates Jimmy. A lot of people who aren't really deep into RU-vid still see it as a dumb hobby and waste of time but Joe seems really interested and sees Jimmy is a smart hard working guy
Oh his mom was a housewife btw always helping him with his younger videos why they are deleted idk why he says his parents didn’t really know what it was cus his first videos they helped him make funny right?
The way he approaches life, is what I envision I would do, because after a certain point of making so much money, it starts making no sense to want more, or even spend it... and just like he said... "It's just more fuel for my passion"
100%. That's the most profound statement in the whole video. A lot of the content was mindblowing tho. Had no idea Mr Beast was such a.. wait for it.. Lol
Living your life always striving for a better situation and freedom then your currently in is dumb?? Whoever agrees with this is dumb. Or you already have money and have lost touch with reality
Except thats literally all he does, he literally sells the "money is the best" message. Every video is im rich so i can do fun things every day, and ppl should be grateful i let them have some money. His videos are only popular with 11 year olds who think being rich is cool and dont realise half the videos are ads and the other half are fake donations.
@@superbaz21 all his videos are him giving money out, not just doing fun shit lmfao. And you need money to give money so wtf are you talking about ? There’s some heavy projecting and jealousy going on in ur life clearly lmfao I hope you get well
This is so...heartwarming? A guy who followed a dream, yes, but a guy who managed it well, didn't fall into the trap of being a rampant consumer, who grew the career he loved and stayed real. That is rare.
@@Walt2323 Not everyone burns out especially if they're still passionate about the thing that they do, it's like saying a builder who's been building houses for 10 years and has loved every bit of it is gonna burn out, when in reality he's probably gonna still be there hammering away until his 70s.
@James Dean Anderson Understatement of the day. However, i wouldnt necessarily want a youtuber handling foreign policy. But, could it be worse than the administration we have today? Doubtful
@@WayCoolJr27, indeed. Here's proof: would you let your kids be anywhere near most politicians? Uh... no. Jimmy? Yes. Your kids would learn about putting their money where their mouthes are and actually helping the planet or helping other people.
I remember that one week or so when he had on a different RU-vidr each day (yeeaaars back) and it probably resulted in some of the worst shows -- Sargon of Akkad comes to mind. Ofc I think Sargon's excuse was accurate, stuck with jetlag from a 14 hour flight, does a show six hours later and has his return flight scheduled 2 hours after the show was supposed to end. Thaaaaat was some bad planning. I think a return of him could be *very* worthwhile.
Kind hearted and grounded people deserve success. He has his priorities straight. He seems like a genuinely nice guy. You cannot take it with you. Give away as much as you can and you will never be "poor"
Wow. I am totally blown away by his humility. An "overnight success" often has 10 years of grinding beforehand that no one sees. He's definitely earned it !!!
humility? All he talked about the whole time was his youtube channels. There's nothing humble about that. He also asked jaime to look up a ton of stuff without once saying thank you. Sounds less like humility and more like entitlement
@@LaptopmenaceMTK really…..? HHahaha joe asked him describe all this. Did jimmy touch you in your no no spot or something ?? Hahah gtf over yourself dude.
@@LaptopmenaceMTK That's usually the reason a guest is on a talk show... to talk about themselves, their work, area of expertise etc. What exactly do you expect him to talk about? He seems pretty humble
I mean it's pretty obvious thing to do, when you want to expand your business outside of the US. Most people don't do it because it's a lot of work and rather keep local. It's like movies and getting celebrity voice dubs is going to exponentially increase viewership.
@Monke Swol Not 101 for RU-vidrs, you're not talking about a faceless international brand but a guy who literally sells himself as the product. But I knew some smartass was gonna write this. They always do.
@@kylecunningham9793 they were too big back in the day before RU-vid was more “refined” like Shane Dawson that never could capture the same attention they once did. It’s sad. So many lost.
Love that he loves his craft so much. The micro investigating is wild. This is a great 10 min video in general but really cool to hear this guy talk about his success.
I never realized the amount of obsession he had and the amount of legitimate STUDYING he did on RU-vid. Makes sense why he's so big. He's a RU-vidr but he's also someone who loves watching RU-vid, so he knows what people want to see or don't want to see.
True. Mr. Beast is not a RU-vidr by chance. He cracked the code by brute force. He's writing the Masterclass on RU-vid as a career, and he's honestly the current peak of independent RU-vid.
What I like about his story is that he's not selling some get rich quick scheme. He's found something he's passionate about and worked really hard for years to get to where he is. No shortcuts. And at a very young age he's already figured out that one should not be chasing money as it will not fulfill you.
Yah, I'm sure his rise was totally organic and not backed up by a huge team of people, a production crew, and millions of dollars. It was just a random kid with his friends doing it all on their own. Smh people will believe anything.
This is guy is incredibly intelligent. At 23 He is independent, knew what he wanted to do and doesn’t focus on money, probably because he has so much of it, he doesn’t have to. I love when he gives it to people and their reactions are the best. Jimmy is a incredible person, no doubt about it
Jimmy is someone this world needs. Sees a need, a passion and gives back a majority of this wealth. The elite of the world need to be more like Jimmy!!
My son watches all the youtubers who want to be Mr Beast on such a massive scale, but he hasn't watched Mr Beast. I think it's time, as a kid who has wanted to be a youtuber for years now, to open that floodgate.
He inspires me. He deserves his success. He loves what he does, makes a ton of money but is so humble and generous. I would do the same if it happened to me. I would give so much back.
@@teddyjinks I don’t know for sure but I kinda believe this kid. He’s been doing this for years, since he was 11 and when he tells the stories about his rise to fame it seems legit. Plus he gives away so much stuff in his videos. Money, cars, houses, etc… Seems if it was a farce people would be calling him out left and right. I guess you don’t know for sure but I know I would give back if I was making a shitload of money doing what I love lol. I didn’t even know who he was until about 3 weeks ago honestly. I thought the same thing you did when I first saw some of his videos until I started watching some of his interviews. He’s an extraordinary young man. Maybe a bit of a dork but that’s ok. Aren’t we all? Lol. He had an obsession and put all he had into it. Didn’t happen overnight like some may think. I think a lot of kids today don’t have a very good work ethic and this kid does. I truly respect that about him. He’s a good kid.
What an incredibly interesting interview! I couldn’t care less about watching Mr. beast, I am not his target demographic, but his story on success and work ethic is amazing. Well done Joe and Mr. beast!
Jacob Sampsonis I don’t doubt that it is, but what impresses me most is this guy‘s incredible work ethic, to start as a teenager and basically work on something he is passionate about day and night - people who do that with just about anything create such incredible opportunities for themselves, he is just a great example of that.
