Nayan Kumar Mayra retweeted
No one has found the number in the box so far
What number do you see?
LEVEL-VERY HARD
Winner takes $5000
Here is how many views we got on YouTube every year of my life from age 12 to now 28. I love sharing this because it shows what happens if you find what you love and go all in. Grateful for all of you ❤️
Age/Views
12 -15,000
13 -7,000
14 -41,148
15 -125,634
16 -202,000
17 -5,482,596
18 -122,441,813
19 -464,282,517
20 -2,099,879,911
21 -3,324,451,660
22 -8,184,185,544
23 -13,265,311,414
24 -19,135,206,772
25 -32,686,259,082
26 -36,436,299,644
27 -45,466,751,493
28 -Just getting started 🤪
To celebrate 500,000,000 subscribers I invited 50 creators that built YouTube to compete for $1,000,000 for their subs!
Roman Atwood, Casey Neistat, Captain Sparkles, Fousey, Ricegum, Vanoss Gaming, and so many more OGs :D
Happy Birthday America!
If I was born in any other country I wouldn’t be where I am today. I wasn’t born into wealth. I shouldn’t be MrBeast. This country gave me the freedom to chase my dreams and mindset that I can achieve anything. America isn’t perfect but dam I love her 🇺🇸
First person to reply with the exact number of pennies in this room win $10,000
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The rules of the contest require you to include #Promotion in your reply to be considered.
mrb.gg/p/pennycount
At Feastables we’ve been obsessed with getting the 1,000,000+ kids in illegal child on cocoa farms out of child labor. Had some major breakthrus recently, give this a listen if you’re curious. Hopefully between Feastables taking charge and my reach we can make change.
MrBeast reveals Big Chocolate using 1.5M+ kids in illegal child labor on cacao farms 🍫
“There’s 1.5 to 1.8 million kids working in illegal child labor on cacao farms in West Africa, where majority of the world’s cacao comes from. I had no idea how bad it was until I started a chocolate company. It’s been normalized for decades in the chocolate industry. Big Chocolate pays farmers so little that they just can’t afford to not use children.”
“When I asked distributors if I could pay a premium and not have little kids work on my farms, it literally didn’t exist. No one really seemed to even think it needed to exist.”
“So we went to five villages that the average child labor there was like 45%. Seven months later we were able to get a 90% reduction and get it to where there are only around 50 still in child labor with our first check-in.”
“There literally wasn’t a school because kids just worked on the farm. So we built a school so they could go to school. The goal isn’t just to get the kids out of child labor. It’s also to get them an education so they’re not only working on a cacao farm and doomed to work on it their whole life, because they don’t know anything else.”















