YouTube King MrBeast Crushes 24-Hour View Record On A Non-Music Video With '7 Days Stranded At Sea'

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YouTube sensation Jimmy Donaldson, popularly known as MrBeast, has shattered the 24-hour view record for a non-music video with his gripping ‘7 Days Stranded at Sea’ vlog, garnering an astonishing 46 million views in just 23 hours.

What Happened: In 2021, MrBeast made headlines for breaking the record for the fastest non-music video to reach 100 million views, thanks to his Squid Game-themed video. 

Now, after two years, the philanthropic content creator has set the internet ablaze with the news of yet another record-breaking milestone.  

Donaldson’s latest video, ‘7 Days Stranded at Sea,’ achieved a jaw-dropping 46 million views in just 23 hours. At the time of writing, the video has surpassed the 57 million mark. 

See Also: The Incredible Journey Of MrBeast: YouTube’s Reigning King

The YouTuber also took this opportunity to clap back at critics who accuse him of getting views solely because of the monetary giveaways. 

When a user on Twitter, now rebranded as X, made a comment recalling a past thread about “MrBeast falling off,” Donaldson responded confidently, saying, “It’s funny because I’m just getting started. I have at least 1,000 more mega bangers I want to film.”

Watch the complete video here: 

Why It’s Important: MrBeast is currently the most-subscribed independent creator on YouTube. 

During the same weekend, he challenged T-Series for a subscriber count face-off, reigniting an old rivalry that dates back to 2019 when the Indian music label dethroned PewDiePie as the most-subscribed channel on YouTube.

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Read Next: Why This YouTuber Isn’t Buying What MrBeast Is Selling? (Hint: 20M Subscribers In 6 Months And Zero Affiliation)

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