MrBeast, the renowned YouTuber, has revealed his unique plan to continue sharing new content on his channel even after his death. The internet star, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, disclosed that he has already produced pre-planned videos that can be uploaded posthumously.
In a recent interview on the Impaulsive podcast with KSI and Logan Paul, MrBeast shared that he has about 15 pre-recorded videos ready to be published in the event of his unexpected demise. He mentioned that certain individuals in his team know where to access these videos on his old computer. MrBeast acknowledged that these videos may not meet the standards of his current content, describing them as “pretty garbage videos” like one showing him opening old fan mail at a table. He humorously added that in these videos, he informs viewers that he’s probably “in a coffin right now just chilling.”
The 26-year-old influencer detailed his strategy for the posthumous uploads, indicating that there would be an initial video titled ‘My Last Video’, followed by monthly releases to maintain the illusion that he is still actively creating content. This innovative approach ensures that his YouTube channel remains active even after his passing, showcasing his forward-thinking mindset in managing his online presence.
Away from his digital ventures, MrBeast has been embroiled in controversies surrounding his upcoming Amazon Prime game show, Beast Games. The show’s premiere date is pending, amidst a lawsuit filed by five anonymous individuals against the internet star. The lawsuit alleges mistreatment, neglect, and various violations including failure to pay minimum wages, lack of preventive measures against harassment, and exposure to hazardous conditions during the show’s production.
As MrBeast navigates through these legal challenges, his commitment to providing engaging and entertaining content to his audience remains evident, exemplified by his strategic planning to keep his YouTube channel active in perpetuity.