MrBeast

“	I want to make the world a better place before I die.	”
―MrBeast's Twitter bio

Jimmy Donaldson (born: May 7, 1998 (1998-05-07) [age 22]), better known online as MrBeast (formerly MrBeast6000), is an American YouTuber residing in Greenville, North Carolina. He is known for his videos that often consist of him either donating a lot of money, saying or reading long words or repeating them, challenging his friends to do things for money, or doing a specific task for hours or even days on end. With unrelenting passion and devotion to finishing arduous, yet creative, challenges, Jimmy has become an extremely popular YouTuber in recent years.

The channel is mostly run by Jimmy himself, his roommate Chris and several other affiliates, who make very unique outside videos as experiments, challenges, or just creative. They both also do a lot of donation videos to Twitch Streamers, notably females and well-known Fortnite players. Currently, his main channel is the 16th most subscribed channel in the United States.^[1] He started this channel in 2012 at the age of 13.

He also has a second channel called BeastHacks (formerly Mr.Beast) where Jimmy and his friends react, commentate, and review on life hacks, and roast them if they are disgusting or bad. In May 2020, he started a gaming channel named MrBeast Gaming, releasing 3 videos every week.

His brother, CJ Donaldson, also has a channel inspired by his brother, called MrBro. He started his channel in 2017 but only started posting in August of 2019. He also makes challenge videos, like his brother.

PewDiePie vs T-Series

Advertising PewDiePie

On October 24, 2018, Jimmy made a video called, I Bought Every Billboard in my City to do this.^[2] In the video, Jimmy used multiple billboards around his city to advertise PewDiePie and to prevent a music company, T-Series, from surpassing PewDiePie in subscribers. Additionally, Jimmy created online ads to advertise PewDiePie that, when clicked, redirects to PewDiePie's channel. Jimmy also advertised PewDiePie on public posts, newspapers, and the radio, the PewDiePie advertisements have garnered significant attention locally and globally, causing PewDiePie's channel to grow at a faster rate than T-Series. T-Series was approximately less than 100,000 subscribers away from becoming the most subscribed channel up until the release of Jimmy's video, which temporarily halted the channel's growth. Likewise, Jimmy's channel had also gained exponential growth off of the video and the advertisement, which he had mentioned himself on multiple occasions.

Saying PewDiePie 100,000 Times

Even after Jimmy advertised PewDiePie with billboards, it did not stop T-Series from slowing down from PewDiePie longer. T-Series was approximately 90,000 subscribers away from surpassing PewDiePie before Jimmy made another video to keep PewDiePie #1 most subscribed. On November 25, 2018, Jimmy says PewDiePie 100,000 times. At the start of the video, Jimmy tells his fans and new-comers to subscribe to PewDiePie and to help him win the war. The subscriber growth was given to PewDiePie once again, gaining 244,000 subscribers the day of Jimmy's upload, and 247,000 subscribers the next day.

Jimmy also gained major exposure from the video and gained 181,000 subscribers on the day of its upload, which is Jimmy's fastest growth in terms of subscribers in the past 24 hours. Jimmy also gained 151,000 subscribers the next day.

Surrender

Even after Jimmy helped out PewDiePie, PewDiePie made a tweet, It looks like this is it bois.^[3] with a picture of a text saying Dawn of The Final Day 24 Hours Remain, in which PewDiePie now surrenders his #1 most subscribed title, as T-Series growth had not stopped. Jimmy also made a tweet responding to PewDiePie saying It was an honor fighting by your side, in which Jimmy gives up and can no longer help PewDiePie further, possibly to prevent lack of PewDiePie videos from Jimmy, as it can get weaker along the way.^[4]

Advertising PewDiePie at the Super Bowl

On February 3, Jimmy and his affiliates made plans to try and advertise fellow YouTuber PewDiePie's channel while attending Super Bowl LIII (53). To do so, Jimmy bought seats next to one of the end zones, with him and his affiliates wearing shirts ultimately spelling out "SUB 2 PEWDIEPIE" to be seen during one of the field goals. The attempt was broadcasted on live television, with approximately 110 million viewers watching the game. ESPN later tweeted a picture of one of the field goals, subsequently featuring Jimmy's ad.^[5] Afterwards, PewDiePie's growth grew from 50,000 subscribers to 277,000 subscribers in a single day.

​​​​Controversy

Livestream Giveaways

Jimmy has received criticism for his usage of clickbait to make money and obtain subscribers. Although he continues to do it, not much has changed from where he had begun. A YouTuber known as iox exposed Jimmy for starting several fake gift card giveaways by mocking other YouTubers (who have done such giveaways) at the end of his videos.

MrBeast "Faking" His Videos

On April 4, 2018, a YouTuber is known as FlyyDoesYT posted a video claiming that Jimmy's videos are fake, and only stars in the beginning (such as in I Tipped Waitresses $20,000) and that he has multiple employees who are miserable working for him, the next day, DramaAlert had an interview with Jimmy about the situation. In response, Jimmy stated that his videos are not fake, his employees love working for him, and he has spent at least $500,000 donating and giving out to people in his videos. He has also claimed that he has Crohn's disease, claiming that it's the reason why he was not in the entire "I Tipped Waitresses $20,000" video. Fans have since defended Jimmy, and FlyyDoesYT has gotten negative responses over his video because of it.

Controversial Thumbnail

Ever since Jimmy released his viral video, "Can 20,000 Magnets catch a Bullet Mid-Air?", which quickly became Jimmy's most viewed video of his in 3 days, the video became pretty controversial due to the thumbnail. The thumbnail does show Jimmy firing an AK weapon towards another person (Chris, Jimmy's roommate), while it did not happen in the video. YouTube has made its Guidelines more strict about guns in videos and thumbnails, especially with it affecting Gun Channels. People say Jimmy's thumbnail is breaking YouTube's Community Guidelines because of what the thumbnail contains. People say it's misleading and harmful. Due to the criticism that followed, the thumbnail had been changed to not include the person on the opposite side. At the time before the video was removed, it had received a mass amount of dislikes ever recorded on Jimmy's YouTube channel at the time, at least a 25% dislike ratio, and a 75% like ratio. The controversial video (although it was removed or set to private by Jimmy at an unspecified time) was reuploaded on June 31, 2019, by the fan posing as MrBeast's YouTube Channel, only with Chris being excluded from its thumbnail. Still, the video continued to remain available online.

Giving Away Fake Money

In Jimmy's video titled "I opened a FREE BANK", people started to claim that Jimmy never actually gave away the money as he shows in his videos. Their evidence was that in one frame of the video, you could see that the money he had given to someone was "prop money" that would have been used in films. This also appeared on Drama Alert, where Keemstar defended him using the disclaimer Jimmy had put in the video description. The statement said:

"We used motion picture money when making this video. Everyone who received money in the video were paid by check after they left for security purposes (I can’t just carry 6 figures in cash lol). Everyone received 100% of the money they were given." After this was shown on Drama Alert, people started to believe Jimmy.

Challenges

Last YouTuber To Leave Circle Wins $100,000

Jimmy had planned a video for multiple YouTubers to win a 100 grand for a long time. It had finally been released on December 12, 2018, on the Jimmy channel. 12 YouTubers decided to join the challenge to win $100,000.

The rules were as stated: you cannot lay down, you cannot sit down, you can't leave the circle (regardless if you have 1 foot out), and you will be wearing a vest and having 2 lbs added onto the vest every hour to make it more challenging and tiring for the competitors.

Results

Last YouTuber To Leave Circle Wins $100,000 - Results
Placement	YouTuber	Hours Lasted	Lbs invest	Earned	Reason for elimination
1st	Alex Ernst	31 hours	52 lbs	$25,000	Accepted money split; victory.
2nd	Caspar	31 hours	52 lbs	$25,000	Accepted money split; victory.
3rd	DannyDuncan	31 hours	52 lbs	$25,000	Accepted money split; victory.
4th	Leon Lush	31 hours	52 lbs	$25,000	Accepted money split; victory.
5th	Mini Ladd	31 hours	52 lbs	Shout-Out	Left the circle.
6th	Callux	28 hours	40 lbs	$0	Left the circle.
7th	JOOGSQUAD	15 hours	18 lbs	$0	Knee on the ground.
8th	FaZe Rain	15 hours	18 lbs	$0	Left the circle.
9th	FaZe Rug	11 hours	12 lbs	$0	Laying down.
10th	WillNE	7 hours	10 lbs	$0	Left the circle.
11th	Tfue	2 hours	4 lbs	$0	Left the circle.
12th	FaZe Adapt	2 hours	4 lbs	$0	Left the circle.
13th	RiceGum	0 hours	0 lbs	$0	Left the circle.

Real Life YouTuber Battle Royale

On February 15, 2019, Jimmy announced he will be doing a real-life YouTuber battle royale on March 6; the winner gets $100,000. It was an inspiration to Dude Perfect's Airsoft Battle Royale. Team Green won the challenge.

The video was released on March 12, 2019, at 6 PM EST.

Teams

Real Life YouTuber Battle Royale - Teams
Team Name	Team Member #1	Team Member #2	Team Member #3
Team Blue	Lachlan	LazarBeam	Muselk
Team White	PrestonPlayz	Unspeakable	Typical Gamer
Team Pink	FaZe Adapt	FaZe Rug	FaZe Blaze
Team Gold	CouRageJD	NoahJ456	I AM WILDCAT
Team Green	TheOdd1sOut	Anthony Padilla	Jaiden Animations
Team Purple	KittyPlays	Pokimane	Valkyrae
Team Orange	Alex Ernst	Danny Duncan	Cole Labrant
Team Light Blue	FaZe Replays	Sancho West	Nick Eh 30
Team Dark Pink	Mini Ladd	Tanner Fox	Roman Atwood
Team Black	Leon Lush	DALLMYD	JOOGSQUAD PPJT
Team Yellow	Fitz	SwaggerSouls	Zuckles
Team Red	sWooZie	Lazyron Studios	Wassabi
Team Dark Green	What's Inside? (Dan)	What's Inside? (Lincoln)	Caspar

Other Challenges

These are certain challenges Jimmy's friends have done, with high earnings.

Other Challenges
Video	Release Date	Contestants	Winner	Winnings
Last To Leave Circle Wins	October 12, 2018	Chris • Garrett • Chandler • Tyler	Tyler	$10,000
Last To Remove Hand, Gets Lamborghini	November 2, 2018	Chandler • Chris • Jake • Garrett	Chris	A Lamborghini
Last To Leave Slime Pit Wins	November 30, 2018	Chris • Chandler • Garrett • Ethan • Todd	Garrett	$20,000
Last To Remove Hand, Wins House	January 8, 2019	Bailey • Chris • Chandler • Garrett • Jake	Bailey • Jake	A house
Egg Olympics	January 16, 2019	Chandler • Chris • Dustin • Ethan • Garrett • Jake • Ty	Jake	$10,000
I Went Back To 1st Grade For A Day	January 31, 2019	Bailey • Chris • Chandler • Ethan • Garrett • MrBeast (Jimmy)	Bailey	$10,000
I Spent 24 Hours Straight In Insane Asylum	February 10, 2019	Chris • Chandler • Ethan • Jake	Ethan • Jake	$10,000
Last To Leave The Tesla, Keeps It	March 29, 2019	Chris • Chandler • Garrett • Jake • Tareq	Chris	A Tesla
World's Largest Bowl Of Cereal	May 15, 2019	Chris & Connor • Chandler & Ty • Jake & Scotch • MrBeast (Jimmy) & Becca	Jake & Scotch	$10,000
Last To Stop Running Wins	June 6, 2019	Chris • Chandler • Marcus • Ty	Ty	$13,000
Last To Leave VR Wins	June 8, 2019	Chandler • Chris • Gabby • Mark	Chris	$18,000
Last To Leave Revolving Door Wins	July 2, 2019	Chris • Chandler • Dustin • Zach	Chandler	$50,000+
Last To Leave Roller Coaster Wins	August 17, 2019	Chris • Garrett • Marcus • Ty Chandler • Dustin • Jake	White Team	$20,000
Last To Leave Pool of $20,000 Keeps It	August 24, 2019	Quaid & Chris • Mary Lisa & Chandler • Thomas & Jake • Jacob & Ty	Mary Lisa & Chandler	$20,000
Last To Take Hand Off Boat, Keeps It	October 19, 2019	Chandler • Chris • Jacob • Jake	Jake	A mini yacht
Last To Fall Wins $1,000,000	November 14, 2019	Akira & Jake • Alberto & Marcus • Cameron & Chris • Colby & Chandler	Akira & Jake	An chance to win $1,000,000
Last To Stop Swinging Wins $1,000,000	November 30, 2019	Nick & Chris • Omar & Jake • Troy & Chandler • Payton & Marcus	Omar & Jake	An chance to win $1,000,000
Last To Leave Toilet Wins $1,000,000	December 7, 2019	Josh, Brian & Chandler • Jenny, Jorge & Chris	Jorge & Chris	An chance to win $1,000,000
Last To Stop Biking Wins $1,000,000	December 14, 2019	Cody, Mark & Chandler • Ryan, Jeremy & Marcus	Mark & Chandler	An chance to win $1,000,000
Last To Take Hand Off $1,000,000	December 19, 2019	Akira, Omar & Jake • Jorge & Chris • Mark & Chandler	Mark & Chandler	$1,000,000
I Went Back To Boy Scouts For A Day	January 25, 2020	Chris • Chandler • Karl • Becca	Chris	$10,000
Lamborghini Race	February 8, 2020	Chandler • Chris • Mary Lisa	Chris	A lamborghini
I'm Giving My Friend $1 For Ever 1,000 Views This  Video Gets	May 23, 2020	Chris • Karl • Tyler • Tareq	Tareq	$21,900 (and counting)
I Built The World's Largest Lego Tower	June 6, 2020	Chandler, Tyler & Jake Weddle               Chris, Karl, Zach, Ethan	Chandler's Team	$50,000

Projects

TeamTrees – Planting 20 Million Trees

Main article: TeamTrees.org

On October 13, 2019, Jimmy stated that October 25 is going to be the largest YouTube collaboration of all time, with many creators replying to join the collaboration.^[6] On October 25, Jimmy alongside fellow YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober announced that they will start a campaign to plant 20 million trees by January 1, 2020.^[7] Jimmy had this idea after reaching 20 million subscribers when his fans began requesting him to plant 20 million trees to celebrate the milestone, and to help restore forests lost due to recent forest fires. The campaign is conducted through the charity Arbor Day Foundation, and the campaign is spread through #TeamTrees, where every dollar donated is equal to one new tree being planted. Thousands of creators and artists, including PewDiePie, Alan Walker, Jeffree Star, Ninja, Jacksepticeye, DanTDM, TheOdd1sOut, and many more have donated and made videos supporting the campaign. On October 29, Elon Musk donated $1,000,000 towards the campaign, followed closely by Tobi Lutke donating $1,000,001 the next day. The goal was reached on December 20, 2019, but still allowed to keep increasing the numbers.^[8]

Series

Current Series

Real Life Videos

Jimmy currently makes random "real-life" videos that he considers "dumb", but nobody has ever seen or done before. He would mostly do outdoor experiments to see what would happen if he were to do a certain thing to certain objects. In addition, he creates "world record videos" where he attempts to break world records (among other forms). The style of these random real-life videos are "Creative Videos" (ex: Destroying My Friend's Car And Surprising Him With A New One), "Experiment Videos" (ex: Can 20,000 Magnets Catch A Bullet Mid Air?), "World Record Videos" (ex: 2,256 Miles In One Uber Ride), and "Challenge Videos" (ex: Breaking Into The World's Toughest Safe).

Donations

Jimmy donates large amounts of money to small Twitch creators, such as his donation of $50,000 to Fortnite Twitch Streamer, Ninja to help St. Judes Cancer Research Charity. He had also donated $30,000 to Ninja to help the Suicide Prevention Center. Jimmy also donated the same amount ($30,000) to another Fortnite Twitch streamer, known as SpaceLyon. In addition to that, he has donated money to "Attractive Twitch Streamers."

Apart from Twitch, he has given thousands of dollars to homeless people. This includes giving $10,000 tips to pizza delivery guys, and multiple videos of a similar fashion.

Retired Series

Worst Intros On YouTube

Jimmy's series, the Worst Intros On YouTube, was one of the reasons his channel gained popularity. The series had about 70+ videos and is arguably considered to be the biggest reason that he is popular on YouTube in the first place. In these videos, Jimmy showcases and rants on horrible YouTube intros, usually made by young people. Throughout the series, he repeats the same jokes involving Asian people, bleach, leaving a child home alone with a phone, and explosions, which he claims can be used "to cure brain cells of cancer". Most of the intros were recorded on smartphones, with the YouTuber dancing in front of the camera with music that they make with their voice in the background, holding a sign that says their username usually on pieces of paper. To add more insult to injury, the signs portrayed were typically unintelligible. He occasionally also stumbles upon "troll intros" made solely to become a part of his series. He also included Minecraft intros and Club Penguin intros in his series. On March 28, 2018, Jimmy privated all his Worst Intros videos. A variety of people believed that the reasoning to why he did so was because the series has died down and that Jimmy wanted to stick with real-life videos full-time. He first privated one of his most popular Worst Intros videos and then did the same to the rest about a week later. On August 1, 2018, Jimmy privated his last public Worst Intro video titled "WORST INTROS EVER", which had 20 million views and was once his most popular video before the growth of his real-life videos. However, some of it has been re-uploaded by other users.

Minecraft

Jimmy is also known for making fun of Minecraft, a game developed by Mojang. He made a two-episode series playing it and was finished playing the game for good after his house got blown up by a creeper, the most antagonist in the game. Due to that incident, he has since deleted the game. Since then, Jimmy has made a sudden return to Minecraft, collaborating with fellow YouTuber Dream in the video titled "3 Minecraft Speedrunners VS Hunter ft. MrBeast" featured on Dream's YouTube channel.

Fan Videos

Jimmy's influence on YouTube has caused many of his fans to do some "questionable" things in the name of him. This includes fans running down their local street screaming his name, to going to public areas screaming his name. These instances have successfully caught Jimmy's attention, leading him to feature such videos in his own videos on occasion.

Long Videos & Streams

Jimmy used to stream and record videos of himself doing challenges that took nonsensical amounts of time. This includes spinning a fidget spinner for 24 hours, reading the entire Dictionary, even counting to 200,000 (in two day-long halves so far; in a series that focuses on counting to a million), and reading the entire bible in one video. Ironically, Jimmy started playing this game back in 2012.

Subscriber Specials

Since hitting 3 million subscribers, Jimmy has flown out to people's residences who were his channel's millionth subscriber to give the subscriber a challenge. If they completed the challenge, they are given several items that correspond to how many subscribers his channel has (ex: 3 million pennies for 3 million subscribers). The last subscriber's special video was at 10 million subscribers due to the rapid growth of Jimmy's channel afterward.

Best Intros 

Best Intros is a spin-off series based on his previous series Worst Intros. Unlike the Worst Intros series, Jimmy and his friends are featured ranting and critiquing some of the "best" intros they have found online. However, the series primarily features poorly created and sometimes blatantly low-quality intros, similar to the Worst Intros series. It can be said that the series was mainly created in the means of satire and comedic purposes.

Sponsors

Quidd

Quidd has often sponsored Jimmy for him to do his quite costly videos, which often helped him gain a majority of his growth. Because of Quidd, Jimmy made the longest Uber Ride (which was 2,256 miles from North Carolina to California) and 'Tipping Pizza Delivery Guys $10,000'. All of the money Jimmy had used in making those videos was from Quidd. Quidd also helped him make 'Donating $10,000 to random Twitch Streamers', 'Giving Homeless People $1,000' and 'Giving A Random Homeless Man $10,000', all gaining astonishing amounts of views.

Honey

Honey is a browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupon codes at checkout. Jimmy frequently advertises Honey in his videos and has also become an active advertiser for Honey on YouTube videos for monetized content creators. Honey has helped Jimmy with many videos for example when he did last to take hand off $1,000,000. joinhoney.com/mrbeast

Apex Legends

Apex Legends is a battle royale game that Sponsored Jimmy for $200,000 to make "$200,000 Youtuber Battle Royale" . They also sponsored the video were him and shroud played apex and set crazy amounts of money to donate for every kill they got.

Dragon City

Dragon City is a game where you collect, battle, and level up dragons. For a promotion with the game, Jimmy made the videos, "Giving $100,000 To A Homeless Person " and "$70,000 Extreme Hide And Seek - Challenge ". Because of these sponsorships, Dragon City created two MrBeast-styled dragons for players to use in-game. The dragons are modeled after his current YouTube logo.

Trivia

• His brother, CJ Donaldson, owns a channel called MrBro.
• Jimmy hosted a meme review for PewDiePie, one week after Elon Musk did.^[9]
• His video Make This Video The Most Liked Video On YouTube is the most liked non-music video on YouTube, and one of the two non-music videos in the top 50 most liked videos on YouTube.
  • It is also the second most rated (likes and dislikes combined) non-music video, behind YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind (the most disliked video on the platform).
  • In the video, he said his goal was to make it the second most liked non-music video, which was a spot the video held for four months before overtaking YouTube Rewind 2018 but it's actually good.
  • After his video became the most liked video, Jimmy made a tweet telling people to change their like to a dislike since he didn’t want to take the title from PewDiePie. Grandayy did that favor as a "sacrifice."
• Jimmy is currently dating Maddy Spidell.^[10] They have been dating since June 2019 and met through Twitter.^[11]
• MrBeast made a second channel for watching and reviewing lifehacks called BeastHacks. This channel mostly stars his friends, but he has appeared on it multiple times.
  • The BeastHacks channel was originally called Mr.Beast. He later changed it to its current name so it could be searched for easier.
  • MrBeast is 6’3”.
• He was born in Kansas, United States^[12], but was raised in Raleigh, North Carolina.^[13]

Affiliates

Subscriber Milestones

Note: The following dates are according to SocialBlade. Dates may vary by ~1 day (2 days if you live outside of North America) due to differences in time zones.

• 300 subscribers: August 2, 2013
• 1,000 subscribers: April 14, 2014
• 1,500 subscribers: August 9, 2014
• 2,000 subscribers: April 19, 2015
• 3,000 subscribers: July 19, 2015
• 4,000 subscribers: July 29, 2015
• 5,000 subscribers: August 11, 2015
• 6,000 subscribers: August 23, 2015
• 7,000 subscribers: September 9, 2015
• 9,000 subscribers: October 11, 2015
• 10,000 subscribers: October 28, 2015
• 15,000 subscribers: December 25, 2015
• 20,000 subscribers: March 7, 2016
• 50,000 subscribers: June 11, 2016
• 100,000 subscribers: July 8, 2016
• 200,000 subscribers: September 26, 2016
• 1 million subscribers: May 6, 2017
  • 1 million subscribers: February 10, 2019 (BeastHacks)
  • 1 million subscribers: May 24, 2020 (MrBeast Gaming)
• 2 million subscribers: December 29, 2017
  • 2 million subscribers: August 15, 2019 (BeastHacks)
  • 2 million subscribers: June 19, 2020 (MrBeast Gaming)
• 3 million subscribers: February 12, 2018
  • 3 million subscribers: July 5, 2020 (MrBeast Gaming)
• 4 million subscribers: March 28, 2018
• 5 million subscribers: May 29, 2018
• 6 million subscribers: July 15, 2018
• 7 million subscribers: August 4, 2018
• 8 million subscribers: September 9, 2018
• 9 million subscribers: October 25, 2018
• 10 million subscribers: November 6, 2018
• 11 million subscribers: November 25, 2018
• 12 million subscribers: December 8, 2018
• 13 million subscribers: December 22, 2018
• 14 million subscribers: January 19, 2019
• 15 million subscribers: February 15, 2019
• 16 million subscribers: March 16, 2019
• 17 million subscribers: April 13, 2019
• 18 million subscribers: May 4, 2019
• 19 million subscribers: May 21, 2019
• 20 million subscribers: June 8, 2019
• 21 million subscribers: June 23, 2019
• 22 million subscribers: July 27, 2019
• 23 million subscribers: August 22, 2019
• 24 million subscribers: September 6, 2019
• 25 million subscribers: October 25, 2019
• 26 million subscribers: November 15, 2019
• 27 million subscribers: December 11, 2019
• 28 million subscribers: December 25, 2019
• 29 million subscribers: January 25, 2020
• 30 million subscribers: February 14, 2020
• 31 million subscribers: February 28, 2020
• 32 million subscribers: March 12, 2020
• 33 million subscribers: March 24, 2020
• 34 million subscribers: April 14, 2020
• 35 million subscribers: May 18, 2020
• 36 million subscribers: June 4, 2020
• 37 million subscribers: June 15, 2020
• 38 million subscribers: July 5, 2020

Video View Milestones

• 1 billion views: October 7, 2018
  • 1.1 billion views: October 26, 2018
  • 1.2 billion views: November 7, 2018
  • 1.3 billion views: November 23, 2018
  • 1.4 billion views: December 3, 2018
  • 1.5 billion views: December 13, 2018
  • 1.6 billion views: December 26, 2018
  • 1.7 billion views: January 13, 2019
  • 1.8 billion views: January 29, 2019
  • 1.9 billion views: February 11, 2019
• 2 billion views: February 28, 2019
  • 2.1 billion views: March 17, 2019
  • 2.2 billion views: April 4, 2019
  • 2.3 billion views: April 20, 2019
  • 2.4 billion views: May 1, 2019
  • 2.5 billion views: May 17, 2019
  • 2.6 billion views: May 29, 2019
  • 2.7 billion views: June 8, 2019
  • 2.8 billion views: June 14, 2019 & July 4, 2019
  • 2.9 billion views: June 24, 2019 & July 14, 2019
• 3 billion views: August 4, 2019
  • 3.1 billion views: August 16, 2019
  • 3.2 billion views: August 23, 2019
  • 3.3 billion views: August 30, 2019
  • 3.4 billion views: September 12, 2019
  • 3.5 billion views: September 30, 2019
  • 3.6 billion views: October 20, 2019
  • 3.7 billion views: October 30, 2019
  • 3.8 billion views: November 11, 2019
  • 3.9 billion views: November 21, 2019
• 4 billion views: December 2, 2019
  • 4.1 billion views: December 10, 2019
  • 4.2 billion views: December 21, 2019
  • 4.3 billion views: December 29, 2019
  • 4.4 billion views: January 13, 2020
  • 4.5 billion views: January 27, 2020
  • 4.6 billion views: February 6, 2020
  • 4.7 billion views: February 16, 2020
  • 4.8 billion views: March 7, 2020
  • 4.9 billion views: March 15, 2020
• 5 billion views: March 24, 2020
  • 5.1 billion views: April 4, 2020
  • 5.2 billion views: April 17, 2020
  • 5.3 billion views: April 29, 2020
  • 5.4 billion views: May 11, 2020
  • 5.5 billion views: May 24, 2020
  • 5.6 billion views: May 31, 2020
  • 5.7 billion views: June 5, 2020
  • 5.8 billion views: June 10, 2020
  • 5.9 billion views: June 16, 2020
• 6 billion views: June 24, 2020
  • 6.1 billion views: July 4, 2020

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