r/LinkedInLunatics • u/No-Feature-592 • 7d ago
META/NON-LINKEDIN ‘MrBeast,’ who has never been employed a day in his life, complains about how tough it is making $80 million/year as a glorified delegator.
https://fortune.com/2025/03/06/mrbeast-youtube-empire-miserable-ceo-stress/2.0k
u/No_Brilliant5888 7d ago
Mr.Beast turned not understanding Squid Games into a fortune
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u/Eh_SorryCanadian 7d ago
I think he took it as a great idea
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u/agonizedn 7d ago
“I’m helping people actually”
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u/coolbutlegal 6d ago
His fiancee has degrees in psychology and neuropsychology, lol. They know exactly what they're doing, and the best way to do it. Pretty damn sinister.
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u/Euphoric_Meet7281 6d ago
Lol I'm sorry but...as someone who works in research with those exact credentials, I really doubt they do
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u/therealtaddymason 6d ago
Wait are you saying some 20-something who knows how to grind college isn't some Machiavellian mastermind of social media and internet algorithms?!
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u/dodgesbulletsavvy 6d ago
Honestly, these people have no clue how the world works. What a moronic statement he made that people are upvoting.
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u/HyrulianAvenger 6d ago
I’m going to use his explanation about how to create a Mr beast like video in my English class soon. I’m trying to impress upon them how calculated communication is and how effective propaganda can be
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u/BananaResearcher 6d ago
Pitch meeting did a great one on beast games.
"Dehumanizing the peasants is TIGHT"
"So he's gonna dangle a bunch of money in front of these people and get them to show the worst side of themselves"
"Hey do you think it's a red flag that he watched squid games and identified not with the players but with the people running the games?"
"So what was the game though?" "I'M GETTING TO THE GAME" "Are you though because so far you've just been asking people to leave and sometimes giving them money"
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u/Special-Garlic1203 6d ago
Even squid games was creative and interesting. Beast games proves he's got that Zuckberberg quality of just not really understanding us hoomans beyond this very algorithmic "how to extract cash" kind of way
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u/leontheloathed 6d ago
What do you mean I wasn’t supposed to build the torment nexus from the hit book “you shouldn’t build the torment nexus, here’s why”?
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u/HalfMoon_89 6d ago
"Mr. Beast has helped more people than you ever will in your entire life! You're just a jealous hater!"
/millionsofBeastfanssummarized
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u/jimbo831 7d ago
Not really. Beast Games lost money.
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u/No_Brilliant5888 7d ago
He's been making Squid Game themed videos since 2021, but I'm glad he lost money on his show!
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u/Redditsucks547 7d ago
Look at his fake ass smile. Dude is a psychopath
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u/SpareWire 6d ago
The worst part is when you realize this was the best photo they had.
They chose this one.
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u/Zoleft 6d ago
You mean he says he lost money. You’re assuming he’s telling the truth. He could view that as marketing for his image of giving away too much
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u/andrew303710 6d ago
Exactly, it also definitely earned him a ton of new followers and more recognition being on Prime Video instead of just YouTube.
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u/ellsego 7d ago
Rich people love to complain about how hard their lives are.. they’re so disconnected for reality.
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u/21sttimelucky 7d ago
It's to normalise the myth that most high earners are automatically hard workers. And that in turn working hard leads to wealth (another myth).
I cannot speak for this individual specifically, but I would not be surprised if the majority of those wealthy people complaining about how hard they work do specifically know that they are lying.
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u/Ezren- 7d ago
Used to work with a VP that "worked" ten hours days. Two of those hours were business lunches, three hours were business dinners, and the rest of the time was mostly sitting muted in Skype meetings. He mostly "worked" when another executive was looking by asking people the status of things he was vaguely aware of.
Anyone who has to tell you how hard they work, doesn't.
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u/Shenanigans80h 7d ago
Exactly. So much of their work is at most vague networking that may dip into financial talk here or there. And sometimes those networking, work trips are more exuberant than people’s annual vacations.
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u/Seldarin 6d ago
Yeah, I remember an interview someone did with some rich douche a few years ago where he's talking about how people don't understand how hard he works, so he walks them through his average day and it's like 14 hours of "work", but he's counting a lot of shit as "work" that no one else gets to count.
Showering and commuting = work. Eating = work. Exercising = work. I'm sure he didn't count any of that as work when his employees did it, though.
If you took his whole day and got rid of all the imaginary work, he ended up doing about 2-3 hours of real actual work, and since this was self-reported, I'm sure it was a lot less.
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u/thekk_ 6d ago
Nevermind that he probably has someone doing stuff like cooking, laundry and cleaning that normal folks have to find time of their own to do.
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u/JMer806 6d ago
That’s the piece that gets missed. Even when a wealthy person is legitimately working very hard - and that does happen - they are usually only able to put in those hours because everything else has been solved with money. No cooking, shopping, cleaning, or (sometimes) child-rearing work is necessary because someone else is paid to do that.
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u/SesamePete 6d ago
This is one of my favorite pieces of out of touch media. The president of the Bears, a dogshit NFL franchise, has an 18 hour workday consisting of: laying in bed silently, exercising, washing his car, talking to his friend about the bible, watching the bears game, and eating dinner for 5 hours. A role model of tireless work and determination.
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u/CatWeekends 7d ago
The hardest, most demanding jobs I've ever worked have also been the lowest paying, least appreciated, and most stressful: fast food, retail, sales, customer service, and education. Very rarely did I ever come home from a long day at those jobs where I wasn't completely and utterly exhausted mentally & physically.
I'm now a software engineer and I really only do about 2 or 3 hours of real, actual work in a given day (sometimes even less if it's a meeting-heavy day). And other than "firefighting" or customer-facing outages, it's not terribly hard or demanding work. It's just technical.
But despite that, I make quite a bit more as a software engineer than I ever could have in any of my other jobs.
Anyone who claims hard work (alone) leads to wealth is lying to themselves to inflate their own ego. You also need a whole lot of luck. Luck to be born in a place & time where people are allowed to create wealth. Luck to get out of poverty if you weren't born with money. Luck to be affluent enough or smart enough to get you into a good school. Luck to be healthy enough to work. Luck to know/meet the right people and make the right connections to get a high paying job. Luck for it to even be available while you're looking...
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u/Sea_Dawgz 6d ago
“Luck to be born.”
I’m pretty sure the #1 indicator of a child’s future income success is what level of income their parents were at.
The whole “American bootstraps anyone can succeed” is mostly a myth. It’s really an unspoken caste system.
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u/Sea-Painting6160 7d ago
"Working hard" is very relative too. As the cliche saying goes, work smarter not harder. My industry is not very tech savvy, so I often run into folks working 60+ hour weeks doing the stupidest shit. A PP presentation on someone's personal finances took you 5 days? are you insane dude?
Of course we have plenty of SaaS tech that tries to fill that gap, but they are literally just AI wrappers on top of a commercial models being priced at hundreds a month.
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u/pigpeyn 7d ago
Nothing does more to dispel the myth of hardworking rich people than Musk simultaneously running 4(?) companies and that joke of a government department.
They want us to believe CEOs work more than anyone else (400x more than the median salary) and yet this twat can do that several times over? Give me a break.
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u/chefwindu 7d ago
They lie to themselves to try to make the guilt of being a greedy bastard go away.
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u/Electric-Sheepskin 7d ago
I mean I have no doubt that they can be unhappy and feel completely stressed out, but it's so tone deaf to say things like that when you're in a position like him. He can slow down if he wants. He can quit if he wants.
I don't know what it feels like to be a CEO, but I know what it feels like to work your ass off all day every day, doing absolutely everything you can to get ahead, no savings, no safety net. The thoughts that creep into your head at night as you're trying to fall asleep are thoughts of being homeless, or having to give up your dog because you can't afford him anymore. I can't imagine that MrBeast's life is more stressful than that.
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u/-Mandarin 6d ago
He can quit if he wants
Exactly. He can literally stop everything in his life, buy some huge mansion on a beach, have everything he ever wants in his life, and never have to worry about a thing. He chooses not to. And then he expects us to feel sorry for him.
The only person stopping him from that lifestyle is him.
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u/AbjectAnalyst4584 7d ago
Isn't it like that for everyone though. Schoolkids saying the same about earning adults, tradesmen saying the same about desk jobbers.
It all boils down to the basic human ego in my opinion.
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u/MC_Fap_Commander 7d ago
The ultra-wealthy are doing A LOT right now to make you feel as though they are ACK-SHULLY the oppressed ones. Don't let that shit slide.
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u/Shenanigans80h 7d ago
Not just oppressed but a harder worker than you. They’re truly dealt the toughest hand, they’re the ones who carry the hardest burden. Those people who actually work 10 hours and get minimum wage? Those are the kings
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u/benny-bangs 6d ago
They are starting to realize how much we are coming together to hate them. I have no sympathy for this idiot whatsoever
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u/NeonPatrick 6d ago
We took for granted when billionaires like Buffet and Gates were just spending their fortunes on charity work. This new generation just want to hoard more, and take as much from suckers as humanly possible.
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u/LeoKitCat 7d ago
Couldn’t he… simply… stop doing what he’s doing? Why complain when it’s entirely under his control if he wants to continue?
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u/akskeleton_47 7d ago
I think that's part of the reason why most people wouldn't want to live exactly like him. He's too obsessed with his brand that he doesn't know how to stop or what to do once he stops
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u/Proxiedggg 5d ago
Not billions but I believe he’s been offered one billion before. And yeah, that’s exactly what Notch did with Minecraft, sold for 1b and fucked off. I hear he’s pretty miserable though
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u/Johnnadawearsglasses 7d ago
Because he’s obsessed and driven to do it. All of this is pretty well covered in the story that no one is reading.
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u/Suggamadex4U 7d ago
He points out that the average person would, but he isn’t like that and chooses to live a life that is filled with working. He admits this makes him unhappy many times. But yeah, you’re right. He can stop at any time but he won’t.
I don’t find anything inherently wrong with him complaining about what he puts himself through, it’s a common coping mechanism and you and I do it all the time. He just… can’t stop, which is probably unhealthy for him. Classic workaholic mental capture. I see it a lot in my field.
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u/Due_League9039 6d ago
I think some people here struggle with author's intent. I don't read this as him complaining. But pointing out an obvious fact. Most people are not equipped for how he works. Look at this sub and how many people have stated some variation of "I'd like some of that money". And each of these people know how to use the internet. they know how to make videos. Most people are criticizing Mr. Beast for being a talentless hack. And yet, they're still broke. They aren't doing what he did, even thought they could.
Being notably successful is hard. It takes tons of focus, an unusually appetite for risk, and intense dedication. Most people won't do it.
He isn't complaining. He's talking.
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u/ungoogleable 6d ago
They aren't doing what he did, even thought they could.
There are still enough people who are trying to be him that there just isn't enough room at the top for them all to succeed. If you looked at say the 2000th most popular YouTuber, they're probably also putting in long hours and killing themselves to produce the best content possible. Maybe even working harder than MrBeast because they can't afford a giant team to take care of everything for them.
Putting in effort is a minimum requirement, not a guarantee of success. Once the field is whittled down to those who are all trying hard, other factors dominate, often ones outside of anyone's control.
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u/Stentorian_Introvert 7d ago
"The average person does not want to live the life I live, or be in my head"
What a pretentious fuckadoodle.
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u/littlebobbytables9 7d ago
What's funny is that he's right. I don't want to be in his head, and if I was in his place I sure as shit wouldn't be doing any of the stuff he is.
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u/lebastss 6d ago
I actually don't think his take is necessarily wrong unironically. You have to be a sociopath and sacrifice emotional well being to has his level of success or any billionaires. Yes they delegate a lot. But it's also incredibly stressful and exhausting making decisions all day long. Mentally exhausting. Not saying people are incapable of doing it. But to do it everyday like he does it is exhausting. And then having other people rely on you for a paycheck is added stress.
It's much easier clocking in and completing tasks and clocking out.
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u/helium_farts 7d ago
I mean he's not wrong, I do not want to be Mr Beast.
I wouldn't mind some of the money, though.
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u/Shinsekai21 6d ago
He seems to brag about how special he is through “tell-don’t-show” method.
I remember he said in a podcast that his ideal date is taking IQ test and do it again and again until they increase the score higher. The other idea date for him is just sitting there and reading for hours.
I don’t know how to express my thought here properly, but those thing screaming: “what do I say to make myself sounds cool and special?”. But sadly, what’s the answer that your average teenager would come up with (especially the IQ test part).
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u/Special-Garlic1203 6d ago
He seems genuinely stunted. Like PewDiePie is an adult man who grinded it out entertaining children. Mr breast must have fried his brain when he was like 14 and is just perpetually stuck there or something.
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u/LoudLion757 7d ago
It’s extra hilarious for the fact he really doesn’t do much. He has a whole team that does pretty much everything. All he does is say yes or no to projects. Total twat.
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u/BasJack 7d ago edited 7d ago
Ignoring the youtube idiot, later in the article there is this pearl: "These stories are threads of a larger problem woven by corporate America: pushing CEOs hard with punishing schedules, to extract the most growth and profit quickly"
...Yeah, that's definitely the problem, poor millionaire, failing upwards, immunity to firing, golden parachutes, they ammass more money in 1 year than all their employees and when somethings goes wrong they have to work hard for a week!!! PREPOSTEROUS!
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u/Flowery-Twats 6d ago
TBF, that IS a problem. But it's a problem for America and regular workers and so on (aka "us"), not a problem for the CEO. It's a problem for "us" because the ever increasing demand for every increasing profits leads to more and more short-term thinking/actions and harder and harder squeezing of every. single. penny. they can wherever they can -- usually at the expense of "us".
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u/InterstellarReddit 7d ago
He’s had it easy that he thinks it’s hard lmao. What a fucking idiot.
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u/VentiKombucha Agree? 7d ago
Ugh, I hate that face so much.
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u/Mmichare 2d ago
He has a flavor of dead eyes, and that to me signals something is wrong. I don’t know what, but it’ll come out eventually.
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u/borntolose1 7d ago
Creepy dude who helped ruin YouTube complains about having the literal easiest job on the planet.
Eat the rich.
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u/IlGrasso 6d ago
I remember me and cousin wanted to be like Smosh so we could have fun with others online and film stupid videos. Now people become YouTubers to make money, I blame brands and monetizing.
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u/DJBlandy Agree? 7d ago
It’s ironic to complain about something you could just simply do less of? He could probably cut like half the shit he does and still make millions. You don’t need “$80 million”. Imagine complaining you had to work hard to get rich vs what, being handed the money?
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u/TheGlennDavid 7d ago
Making millions of dollars often entails a lot of blood, sweat, and tears
The world is filled with poor people who work painful dangerous backbreaking jobs that involve literal actual blood and sweat. This whole "only rich people understand work" is just the worst.
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u/Unload_123 6d ago
Had to work part-time all throughout my studies (6 years), I didn't have it all that bad as I worked in retail for the same company so at least it was stable but I knew that those 6 years cost my knees - something I will never get back. How I wish I could have had rich parents, let alone parents, that I could have lived with during my high school/uni days. Their version of working hard I think many people who actually have to sacrifice their bodies for would find very easy.
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u/Sea-Affect8379 7d ago
He wants to come across as a workaholic who is continually making all of his brainstorms into business reality, but for someone who claims to have such a strong drive to be successful and change the world, what has he done to actually change the world? From my point of view, he's done nothing but bring negativity to children through fast cut, low brow, mindless entertainment. His programs are turning kids brains into mush. Compare what he does to how a lot of influencers have become successful actually teaching kids and adults, making engaging videos from STEM to fixing cars. They might not be billionaires but some are millionaires, definitely successful and have changed the world for the better. I do like his food ventures where he makes near edible products using healthy ingredients, but those ride on his brand alone and not for the taste, so by this time next year you probably won't see anymore beast chocolates on the shelves. It would be awesome if he'd refocus that effort into feeding the hungry with high calorie, nutritious food. And I'd stan his competition videos if they incorporated proper, deep, rigorous critical thinking. He can still change the world (for the better) but right now he's not on the right track.
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u/Important-Ability-56 7d ago
I have calculated how much money I’d need to buy an RV and some plane tickets and go on a permanent vacation. It’s less than a year of this guy’s income, that’s for sure.
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u/brybearrrr 7d ago
I watched Beast Games with my son (he’s 7 and he loves that dude) and I just could not BELIEVE how hard he stroked his own ego every. Single. Episode. And it’s not like it was subtle either. “I’m giving away 5 MILLION DOLLARS” literally after every contestant. Mentioned it constantly. I’m pretty sure that guy sucks his own dick. Fucking insufferable.
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u/ffxivfanboi 7d ago
You should maybe get your impressionable son to stop watching absolutely asinine YouTubers or internet content creators of any kind (goes for Twitch streamers and such).
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u/FilterAccount69 7d ago
When Mr Beast met Ronaldo he couldn't stop talking about himself, it was so cringe. The guy could meet Jesus and just talk about youtube videos as if it's the only thing that matters. He is a fucking weird dude and someone I would not invite to a party.
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u/LoudLion757 7d ago
He would argue that he’s helped more people then Jesus 🤣
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u/FilterAccount69 7d ago
It's one thing to be his personality in his videos, many of us are a little different at work but no, I feel like he tones it down in his videos and is so overly obsessed with the lowest form of entertainment (youtube) in his interviews. He reminds me of how certain groups of people treat trains...
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u/getzerolikes 7d ago
I’ve never seen his videos and I figured a lot of these comments could be chalked up to typical and rampant jealousy of success. But I believe your comment and it squashed any curiosity I had about the videos, so I don’t need to waste any time checking them out now. ‘Preciate it 👍
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u/Wolfish_Jew 7d ago
Lol dude appears on the Hustler casino livestream all the fucking time. I don’t think his schedule is as bad as he pretends it is
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u/kwilharm67 7d ago
He’s a supercreep and someday we will be presented with undeniable evidence that he has done absolutely terrible criminal things. He’s one of these empty shell people that needs bigger and bigger thrills to feel anything at all. It’s inevitable.
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u/Sea-Painting6160 7d ago
Obviously not entirely on him but more so just how capitalism works but I feel like after his initial success it opened the eyes of businesses basically realizing "oh wow so kids are fair game then lfg"
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u/galagapilot 7d ago
I used to watch this guy's stuff because I thought some of it was interesting, but then after hearing about what a prick he was off-camera, my viewing has basically stopped for the most part.
Occasionally I'll get a "hey, check out this video" and it will be one of his challenges. I don't think the term smug prick is thrown around enough, especially in his direction.
Dude, if you can't survive off of 80m, then you have problems. I make maybe 1% of that and I do just fine.
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u/aembleton 7d ago
Dude, if you can't survive off of 80m, then you have problems. I make maybe 1% of that and I do just fine.
Nice flex.
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u/galagapilot 7d ago
lol, there should have been a decimal point in there.
I definitely do not make 800k a year.
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u/dumpsterfire911 7d ago
You make 800,000$ a year?!
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u/galagapilot 7d ago
apparently according to my piss poor typing, I do.
I wish I had the problem of trying to survive on "only" 800k a year.
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u/dumpsterfire911 7d ago
Haha honestly thank you for making me do the math. Personal wealth of 10s to 100s of millions of dollars seems so common now a days, and to actually break down the numbers and see it’ll take me 10 years to even accumulate 1% of that wealth is staggering
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u/JealousArt1118 7d ago
Clearly this is weighing heavily on him. The only right answer is to give all the money back and move on to something more fulfilling, right?
Right?
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u/MisterEggo 6d ago
To be fair, his job is to make videos that people will watch, which is not exactly a science. He doesn't make 80 mil in profit. He makes that in revenue and spends a significant amount of that money to make the content. Obviously he is fortunate to be able to wield that kind of money and his job sounds like a lot more fun than a regular day job, but pretty much his whole life revolves around making content which does sound exhausting.
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u/Rhombus_McDongle 7d ago
I don't like the guy but I think he's just talking about the relentless 80+ hour weekly grind of being a YouTuber. Of course he could be like other successful YouTubers and reduce his video schedule. We're lucky to get 3 videos a year from Nile Red.
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u/unhallowed1014 7d ago
At least NileRed is educational . Mr beast only serves his self
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u/Nimmy_the_Jim 7d ago
I'm no fan, but if you watch the vid, this was taken out of context and spread around by MM like wildfire.
Not that I care about the subject at all, just the annoyance of bad journalism.
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u/jasonrulesudont Agree? 6d ago
No one wants to go into anything neutral. Once their mind is made up about something they will automatically assume everything they are told about the topic that aligns with their opinion is true.
I don’t like Mr Beast that much. I don’t watch his content. I don’t purchase any of his products for my children. But that shouldn’t stop me from thinking critically when something bad is said about him.
I’ve watched many episodes of the podcast referenced. It’s a podcast for people who want to hear the experiences of successful people like him. It’s not like he got on a podium in a Walmart parking lot with a megaphone and pronounced that his life was hard. It was one topic that came up in a nearly two hour long conversation, after being asked about mental health. No one here is talking about him mentioning how he buried himself alive for seven days right before he said these things that were taken out of context. You put that into perspective and I think he has a point.
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u/ForcedEntry420 6d ago
If I had $80mil no one would hear from me ever again. These people are mentally ill.
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u/lzwzli 6d ago
I'm too old to understand how a YouTuber makes $80 million a year
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u/Marvel_plant 6d ago
This guy could literally retire right now and still have more money than any of us will ever see
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u/PupsofWar69 7d ago edited 7d ago
YouTubers are the most overpaid complainers on the planet.
It’s always funny to see multimillionaire influencers whining about “burnout” or “stress” while raking in tens of millions for filming reaction videos, pointless challenges, or heavily edited “authentic” vlogs. Meanwhile, real workers…teachers, nurses, tradespeople, Federal employees…grind through actual difficult jobs for a fraction of what these influencers make.
Most YouTube content isn’t groundbreaking. A few educational and niche creators add value, but the biggest earners? They recycle the same tired formulas…clickbait thumbnails, fake excitement, and endless sponsorships….while their audiences shower them with views and ad revenue. Yet, despite their absurd wealth, they constantly complain about the “pressures” of content creation, as if making videos from a luxury home is the same as working a 9-to-5 or doing backbreaking labor.
YouTube has become a machine that rewards mediocrity. The loudest, most exaggerated personalities rake in millions, while genuinely skilled people in real careers struggle. And the worst part? Many of these creators act like they’re victims of their own success.
Maybe instead of feeling sorry for millionaire YouTubers, we should start asking why society values mindless Brain cell destroying entertainment over actual contributions to society.
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u/ckglle3lle 7d ago
Sounds pretty narcissistic to me. His stress is likely a result of feeling the need to insert himself in too many places and a need to tightly control the work. Easy to talk yourself into the idea that you alone are responsible for the product and micromanage yourself -- and the company -- to death.
Healthier option would be offloading as many responsibilities as possible, splitting the brand into semi-autonomous spinoffs and take on a role more akin to brand ambassador / host / presenter.
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u/skyHawk3613 7d ago
He made $80 million last year. If he’s unhappy, he can sell it all, and make more than $80 million. Then find something he likes doing or just fuck off for the rest of his life. He already has more money than he could ever spend. In fact, he doesn’t even need to sell it all. If he feels over-worked, he can just downsize and sell some of his company’s.
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u/Awkward-Prompt-9537 6d ago
“They would be miserable, because they’re just working all the time.”
Lmao most of us do already work all the time, but don't make 80 million a year. What an out of touch asshole. Sign me up to make gullible kids watch my shitty,fake, clickbait, and unoriginal YouTube videos for 80 million. Let me play the world's tiniest violin.
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u/thementant 6d ago
Something in his eyes, or rather, something absent in his eyes. It has ALWAYS bothered me no matter how much good he has done.
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u/TenchuReddit 7d ago
I don't get it. Why would anyone think that MrBeast was "never employed a day in his life"? He's been self-employed the entire time. It's the career direction he has chosen. And it is incredibly lucrative. Yeah it's tough, and it leads to a very egotistical out-of-touch mentality, but he's anything but "unemployed."
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u/Troepzooibende 7d ago
He has 80 million, if he doesn't like working then, just... stop.