MrBeast

Jimmy Donaldson (born May 7 1998), better known as MrBeast in the US is an American YouTube personality. He is also an entrepreneur and philanthropist. [6] He is credited for creating the YouTube video genre that focuses on extreme stunts. His main YouTube channel, "MrBeast", is the fifth-most-subscribed on the platform. At the age 13 of Donaldson started posting YouTube videos under the username "MrBeast6000". His initial content included Let's Plays and videos that estimated other YouTubers' wealth. In 2017, his "counting as high as 100,000" YouTube video went viral. He was 13 years old old and used the handle "MrBeast6000". The first videos were Let's Plays as well as videos on estimating other YouTubers' wealth. Once his channel took off, Donaldson hired several of his former classmates to assist him in running the growing business. MrBeast was the primary YouTube channel for Donaldson and had 60 subscribers. 





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