r/MrBeast

I mean his videos didn’t change too much. Is it because people are so used to social media and short form content that they feel like its too great of a commitment to watch something over 30 minutes?

So I checked MrBeast’s videos, and they’re only available in 1080p. That feels really weird to me because he has so many people working for him. Why don’t they upload their videos in 4K instead of 1080p?

I usually watch MrBeast video constantly in 2021 to 2025 but nowadays his video is just the same plot, same money prize and same old lame contestant.

And people say Jimmy's reaction is also fake sometimes. He barely react when he hit half a billion subs.

Though I find some of his old videos still entertaining and I hope Jim still makes the coolest content just like his old times.

This is never addressed. They have very long challenges, in which they can't leave a well assigned, public (to all participants and cast members), photographed spot. Like "don't step out of the circle" videos, being closed in small chambers (alone or with others). For example, when they had the "1-100 year olds decide whom to give 250K dollar" - small fully transparent chambers in rows. Or on beast games, when triplets had to isolate in cubes for hours to decide who'll be eliminated.

Also - how do they shower?

I just watched the latest MrBeast mansion video, and I’m curious if anyone else felt the same way.
I get that the whole point was that the contestants thought the challenges were too easy, so they basically got more freedom to compete against each other and make things harder. And I’m totally fine with people being strategic, sabotaging the competition, or doing whatever they can within the game to win.
But some of it just felt… excessive? Breaking down doors, destroying furniture, throwing or pouring sauces all over the carpets and floors, and just generally trashing the mansion. At certain points it felt less like strategy and more like destroying shit just because they could.
Obviously, it’s MrBeast. I’m sure they knew the mansion could get damaged, everything was part of the production, and the contestants were encouraged to go crazy. I’m not trying to act like they committed some horrible crime lol.
But watching grown adults immediately start destroying things just because they were given permission to do whatever it takes to win honestly made some of them look pretty bad to me. There’s a difference between being competitive and strategic versus just being unnecessarily destructive.
Maybe I’m overthinking it, but did anyone else get that feeling watching the video?

I’m surprised two or three people did not gang up together and just forcefully eliminated other participants. For example, if someone was sleeping three people can grab him, drag him and kick him out the house and that person would have been eliminated and you would just do that throughout the night and all three of you guys would be the last three people standing and going through the challenges

I'm trying to understand why it wasn't a real Russian YouTuber from Russia who makes content in Russian. Why was it an American who was born in Russia but left Russia when he was 3 years old

it might seem crazy what I’m about to say

in mrbeasts revolting door video

he asked garret along the lines of “We all want chandler to win” and than garret just drops to the floor

kinda like how when ray was about to congratulate stebbins but he just drops dead

and than after chandler won he just kept going around the door

kinda like how ray kept walking

am I crazy for saying this

Icl I still think the older MrBeast videos hit different.

The newer stuff is obviously way bigger and more polished, but sometimes the older challenge videos felt more fun.

What era do you lot think was actually his best?