MrBeast responded to a fan who wants him to pay out money for the number of days that they’ve been a subscriber to his ...

MrBeast believes it is “scary times” for YouTubers as AI-generated videos are becoming “as good as normal” content.

YouTube juggernaut MrBeast is under fire — again. This time, the world’s most-subscribed creator, real name Jimmy Donaldson, is facing backlash over his latest viral hit: a jaw-dropping spectacle ...

Jimmy Donaldson, who goes by MrBeast on social media, has more than 443 million YouTube subscribers. Donaldson wrote in a post on X on Sunday that AI had created “scary times” for content creators.

The YouTube star, 27, later claimed that his team took extensive precautions to ensure they could control the fire seen in the video Zoey Lyttle is a Society & Culture Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She ...

MrBeast was forced to put out literal and figurative fires over the weekend after one fiery stunt in a YouTube video sparked concern from fans online. The content creator, also known as Jimmy ...

YouTube’s biggest star, MrBeast, is raising a red flag about the future of online video creation. In a recent post on X ...

The video follows a stuntman attempting to escape "death traps" in a burning building in the hopes of winning a $500,000 cash prize Though MrBeast later claimed his team took extensive safety ...

The most subscribed YouTuber of all time might be moving into the world of finance, according to a legal application he filed this week.

The latest YouTube video stunt by one James “MrBeast” Donaldson has already wracked up over 46 million views in just one day and it’s not hard to imagine why. Titled “Would You Risk Dying For $500,000 ...

MrBeast is in hot water, again, after the YouTuber trapped a man inside a burning building for a $500,000 cash prize. MrBeast, real name James "Jimmy" Donaldson, released the video "Would You Risk ...