GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: Among all YouTubers, Jimmy ‘MrBeast’ Donaldson is arguably the most well-known. His entertaining creative videos and charitable works across the world have garnered him enormous respect. His most recent video titled 'Ages 1 - 100 Fight For $500,000', which was released on May 27, 2023, amassed 37 million views in just 23 hours.
According to a tweet from MrBeast, it seems that the video was among his more popular ones. This is due to the fact that it came close to breaking the record for the most watched non-music video on YouTube in the first 24 hours.
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‘I should do more like this’
MrBeast shared the information in a tweet on May 28 as he informed his audience about the achievement and said he would strive to create videos similar to it in the future. His tweet read, “New video almost broke the record for most views in 24 hours on a non-music video... guess I should do more like this.”
The video which almost broke the record is about a contest that MrBeast organized where 100 people aged between 1 and 100 participated to win $500,000. He also posted about the contest on his official Instagram account a few days back.
‘Was one of your best yet’
The YouTuber published a graphic that showed that the video got over 37 million views in just 23 hours after being uploaded. Fans believe that while not entirely unexpected, this is outstanding as the video features all of MrBeast's hallmark traits that brought him success.
Many fans on Twitter showed their happiness for MrBeast and gave positive feedback on his Twitter post. One fan said, “Honestly was one of your best yet. Storytelling was on point.” Another fan stated, “Just watched it 69 times on 0.25x to enjoy every single second on this video.” “This was one the best you’ve done, the editing and storytelling was spectacular,” wrote a fan in reply to MrBeast's tweet.
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