MrBeast being a YouTube Genius for 10 minutes straight 

Excellent montage

Long live Mr. Beast people.... _:)

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Thanks!

So True , well said

Many RU-vidrs have a background in sales/marketing/psychology. It's not just coincidence

But youtube is used by humans, so you basically said the same thing 🗿

You got that right

It's pure luck and timing .. It's like h school.. Either you had parties or went to them... The few RU-vidrs that made it big .. The videos and all are easy and simple.they just came in at right time and they had good ideas .. I'm still shocked he worth 500million

Yes, but you don't need to want it the most, only enough to get it done (and maybe a little more)

@@vorpalcollectibles9573 exactly. Don’t be discouraged because you don’t want it the most. Just make sure you’re chasing after something you want at all.

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@@vorpalcollectibles9573 the only way to get to Mr. Beasts level is to be obsessed about it, its truly the only way

@@HoLeeFuk69 True, but luckily, if you’re not obsessed like him, there’s no need. Being able to support yourself doing something you love is more than enough for a lot of people

Happy to hear about your success! Do you mind to share the name of the book? 2) Can you rank a RU-vid video with CTR manipulation with real users (no bots)?

@@pitervain6644 As long as you get few REAL people to help (approx 2-3%), then yes, it is definitely possible.

Oh and the name is YTalgoexposed

that's the site name as well ^

@@stevekannan6076 Thank you so much

Agreed!

More like his ego is boosted by hidden technology that china bypasses by you and thinks it funny

@@BULLHOGBEATS 911 isnt real right?

@@drakkono go make more "content" you folder. Your b///i//t/c/h as/s ways could never compare to the living. And wow son.. 911 did occur pull the lint outta your ears.. show some respect....

Knowledge and wisdom are so needed

Mm. PewDiePie studied media at University or something

I hate the Ottomans

He knows all the obvious stuff lmao. People acting like he didn’t get big from counting to 10k or saying Logan Paul a lot of times.

@@ttvsleepylategamer Giving away expensive items for publicity wasn’t even started by mr beast. David Dobrik did it first, all mr beast did was give out more and have a colorful thumbnail for little kids to click. I don’t know any adults that would ever watch a mr beast video. He’s not a genius he found out about the soy boy face and generic thumbnails when everyone else did.

So true.

@@_M41KU_ just the fact that you call the guy soyboy while he is making infinitely more money than you, says a lot your mentality, sounds like you consider him inferior and lucky. Charity stunts are as old as media. The guy knows how to make the platform a cash cow by playing a type of realistic clickbait. Shock value has no age when it comes to life-changing amounts of money.

How do you do that?

Just analyze this video​@@MangoEnT

Its hard to find that

He actually click baits sometimes. Do you remember that Lamborghini race video? His title says that person who wins race keeps the lamborghini, but at the end of the video, guy who won the race didn't kept that lamborghini, instead, he got the cheaper one...

"See/ Hear for the first time", definetly not their first time

Mr Beast is the King of click bait

It's nothing BUT clickbait.

I prefer it when someone doesn't do something for money, but they get it anyway because it was really cool to see that person enjoying what they do.

Its always fascinating to learn how much time these guys have dedicated to master the art of clickbate headlines, fast paced editing and visual effects to capture peoples attention span and exploit our hardwired vulnerabilities. It would be interesting to know do they ever feel guilt or deep concern about addicting so many people into watching literally billions of hours of mindless entertainment just for the small spike of dopamine, instead any true fulfillment or real lasting satisfaction.🤔 Seems like a taboo subject in these interviews - while being the most obvious one. Jimmy clearly seems to be bothered that people only order fast food from his restaurants that will give them brain cancer, heart disease and diabetes on a global scale, instead buying the healthy options that they have. Seems a bit weird thing to celebrate, get excited about and to be proud of in our culture. Being the predator who hooks school children into gambling, mobile games or sugar just for the better ROI.💸 As entertaining and captivating as these videos may be, nowadays internet addiction is a very real problem affecting millions/billions of people everyday. These digital replacement therapies on a screen rob millions people of their real life achievements, good health, meaningful connection, true love and other priceless things in life. Is it wise to exploit kids and teenagers by making this content as addictive as possible, and turn our vulnerable youth into braindead consumers with 4 second attention span, with no social skills, poor sleep, bad health and unable to focus on their school, career and life full of laughter, love and real adventures?🏝🏝

@@aviapoIis this is true but what’s easier is being absorbed into these things than finding a meaningful lifestyle outside a screen especially based off circumstances

is he a smart guy? yea. but he tries to talk it more difficult then it actually is. people always were up for clickbaits, people always were up for the extreme. the difference to others is that hes doing it and even on kinda dumb actions feels no shame for it.. but thats what stops a lot of other people with principles. also lets not forget what social media is atm. its hella messed up and driven by kids, kids are easy to impress and abuse. many years ago none of the big youtube guys like him wouldve had this success if any at all. with his beast burger man, people wasting shit load of time on a mid burger while others are faster to get, cheaper and better. just because its a "beast burger" or they trynna be part of something. youre not part of something, youre just a couple more dollars on his bank account. used to support him because i thought alright maybe he had ideas to actually make an important impact for us but he just ended up doing the entertainment route in a boring way.

WTF doing video of shit thing wont make you genius just more rich 😆

Thanks, very real human with 56 subs

"I have no troubles to stay popular" WHO!?

@@jaysusjas6384 me of course, you ever heard of multiple accounts?

@@isaac10231 yeah

In the video me beast says replace the word algorithm with audience. If you think the algorithm changes constantly it’s the audience

the purpose of youtube is for people to share their videos for the world to see not to create content for the people. also, i doubt he could even buy youtube. the ceo itself has far more net worth than mr. beast.

@@rapski1848 you mean the purpose of youtube is to make money via advertising ;)

​@@rapski1848 youtube ceo networth 765 million. Beast estimated youtube value 1 billion. Btw the CEO doesn't own youtube.

​@@puppetmurderthat's what it has become but back in the day RU-vid was just to upload videos and the algorithm would pick any video this days it only picks a certain niche like beast which is extremely frustrating

RU-vid isn't about videos. it's about money and control.

the hard part is finding the people.

It’s the network marketing of learning.

Do you know who was in the group?

well it's not new. People do this since decades and at the end, it's everytime the same result : 1 of them launch his business and leave the others.

@@sbrooks904 is only hard if you think it is. Successful people expect success, unsuccessful people expect things to be hard and never get anywhere.

And people want, nay demand mindless, moronic content.

Albert Enstein was a genius, Mr. Beast an opportunist

Lol this is what we r calling a genius today. Saying Logan Paul’s name 1 million times and putting orbits in a pool isn’t genius. Making sure u can see ur thumb nail. 😂😂😂 god help us.

@@Getdown8319 a genius is a genius ,he is a marketing genius.

@@Getdown8319 nahh god needs to help u kid obviously hes a genius if he can make "shit" videos hit millions of views or can u do it too?

@@felixlechat1780 different fields, different expertise

Same! I've been watching him since he put all the sticky notes on his friends car and to see him grow to what he has today is insane and well deserved

SAME BRO me and my friends watched him back in the "worst intros on the internet" days so crazy to see where he is now

@@ashpelt1 Asian sticker days lol

cool. interesting. Gigachad mentality ngl, respecting him w/o simping for him more than necessary.

Bro i subbed to him when he had like 10k subscribers and went by mrbeast6000 dude barely averaged 1k views and I vividly remember how he would always joke about how he was wasting his time chasing his youtube dreams and he would never be as big as pewdiepie ( at that time pewdiepie was running youtube for multiple years) now hes the biggest thing on youtube, it’s crazy straight inspiration

Put it on loop?

Atleast you're getting some views. People never gets views sometimes.

@Justgemics🇯🇲 seriously like, what are these people even chasing?

@@PapaSmurff660 Money, fame, a community and a life where they do what they enjoy?

@@PapaSmurff660 what do you mean by that

I personally don’t enjoy his content. To each his own, I guess.

@Freeman He got famous on a similar path to what agencies used to do for celebrities in the old days... Buy up all the magazines and newspapers that mention them, which caused the media to push their content. A celebrity whose tabloids sold out was more likely to have a poster more prominently placed at the movie theater for a movie featuring them. Manipulating the media isn't all high-tech. Of course, back then, some good crosscut shredders were necessary.

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@@user-ln5il4un3x How was his path similar to that? I don't know his story.

@@artugert It was nothing like that, he would post his videos in many places (not spam like) and do insane stuff, videos that would take days to make like reading the whole bible a whole dictionary counting to 1 billion stuff like that, viewers loved to watch him suffer, then one day he started giving away money to people in need and everyone was like: ''Daaaamn he suffers that much yet he gives away to people in need'' after repeating the process for a while he gained a lot of viewers, then he started doing the fun videos and thats how he became the MrBeast we know

Who is it

Another missing piece of the puzzle, which few people seem to realize, is that 'success' has a context. And the context in which you arrive at 'success' says much more about you as a human being than how much money you made, and how quickly you made it. Consider... What sort of person is likely to click on one of the examples that he gave in this video: 100-million orbies in a pool? Not generally someone who's introspective... or who's likely to care about something beyond satisfying an impulse of attention deficit... or who sees that there are real problems -- BIG problems -- in the world and that every day they go unsolved, many people die. We're talking tens of thousands of people die EVERY DAY. Meanwhile, there are people who are being lauded for their success, perspective, drive, etc. So then, the missing piece I'm alluding to is that this kind of success reduces to little more than psychological manipulation of those who are easily manipulated by triviality. In this context, one isn't 'gaming the algorithm' As Jimmy said in the interview, 'whenever you're using the word algorithm, replace it with the word audience; the algorithm didn't like it? no, the AUDIENCE didn't like it. So, again, it's not gaming the algorithm... it's gaming the audience. And not just any audience, but very specific psychological and intellectual profiles: easily distracted, attracted to sensationalism, etc. From thumbnail to headline, he's not appealing to people who tend to be well-educated and socially conscientious. As well, the content of his videos -- while often heartwarming, such as when he awards a huge benefit to an individual -- aren't really solving any of the world's problems. He understands via collaboration how to appeal to the lowest common denominator in human nature, and that just happens to correspond to the largest segment of the population. I'm not hating on Jimmy. He's clearly smart and driven, and he has done some good on a small scale. But essentially he's gaming his audience and they love him for it. But when you consider the implication that relates both to his audience and to his success... it starts to get pretty sketchy pretty quickly.

What's up bro! I just randomly read this comment and saw it was you.

Mr. Beast basically paraphrased what Dr. Wallace Ward said about becoming successful in any kind of endeavor. Also,be very careful doing your taxes or while jogging.

@@RichardHarlos this is pretty much true for all of social media, and it’s part of the problem. Success is in most cases defined by the ability to score a cheap dopamine hit in your audience, rather than to give them real substance. There certainly are lots of videos with substance that perform well, so it’s not like it can’t be done, but there is a certain degree of manipulation in creating success on social media in many cases. It certainly takes a certain kind of intelligence to tap into the types of things that will go viral, and I appreciate Mr Beast’s combination of intellect and creativity. However, not all things can be packaged in this way even if they do have substance or good quality to them.

@@robblivion Sadly true, Rob. Thanks for your reply.

Not at all, i was subbed to him when he had like 7k subs and went by MrBeast6000, dude would barely break 1k views but would definitely upload almost everyday. I vividly remember about how he would always joke in his videos and make fun of himself in his videos on how he will never blow and be as big as pewdiepie and he’s wasting his time, but its crazy because years later i stumbled across his page again and noticed he removed the 6000, but the sub count was up in the millions it was insane because i promise u i watched a video of his back in highschool where he had less then 1000 views, its just Hard work and dedication if ur good enough eventually something will spark then its all up to u at that point

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Wrong and wrong. People that succeed don't engage in work, they engage in things they love. Work is for peasants. And by putting him on that pedestal, you simply isolate yourself from success.

It's worthless, moronic crap.

Not genius but certainly above average

An awesome video honestly!

And I can't help but admire that

It's so inspiring

In every way

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Learn different things. I'm stuck on your mindset. I always catch my self saying the time of day as time passes. I am trying new things like poetry, poloariid project, painting, knitting, video editing, learning how to make side income, etc. I have so much time now that the love of my life is gone. Time heals all. Guaranteed. See you at the top.

@@chrissypoo69 i love you

Bruh your a mistake it seems 😅😅😇😂💀

1% of the population creates 50% of society's prosperity.

The trick to motivation is to get out of your head. Read a lot, not for the knowledge for for the mindset and exploration. Find your fears. Decide on taking on the most important one. You'll have dopamine flowing. You can't motivate yourself by going after something you're not really excited about. And that's for you to answer.

Imagine doing all of that but with one person

damn this is nice, thx :)

ChatGpt?

@@gappuma7883 The new AI chat bot that will take over the world.

@@japaneseimmersion7263 yeah, i was asking if he used it to make the list

You are just kid he has no charisma

​@@jason-ub8qzfinally. Someone else with some sense

Absolutely genius

Everyone should agree

That is usually the case with successful people.

Totally agree, I’m gonna have to watch it again too. Couple things I wast to make sure I get clear.

Nice self promotion in there😉

@@plasticcornet4069 😂❤️

Same hopefully u do well

@@rtgaming2x you too mate! We got this

yeah XDDDD

And he just became the most subscribed RU-vidr recently. Good show

Yep those advices can also be applied to other careers

we are 2 years away from war with china because of people like this...

a bit extreme

@@MisterPotter Being Great requires extreme measures..

@@SIB_COMEDY My man!

You have a really cool channel though

well the team aspect is what he was pitching home

There's no time!!! Gotta make bigger videos!!!!

With 18 channels.

Already is!

Watch the vid where he sais he spends more on vids than it brings back in.. be shocked if he stays as rich as he is