MrBeast has made huge leaps in recent years while fascinating his fans with some of the best videos on YouTube. Thanks to the ever-growing fame he’s getting at the moment, it has also resulted in him making tons of wealth as well. And Jimmy knows just how to utilize it in the near future.

While appearing on a podcast episode recently, MrBeast revealed his astronomical plan for a grand Netflix project. Simply put, the content creator is soon going to make a big debut on the streaming platform.

What is the big plan of MrBeast for his dream arrival on Netflix?

Jimmy sat down with Andrew Schulz for an episode of the FLAGRANT podcast, while having an extensive conversation for more than three hours. He discussed various things he was interested in doing, including making his appearance on Netflix!

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MrBeast revealed that he wants to make a Netflix show very soon. Yes, it’s still early to mention more about his ambitious project, but the YouTuber told exactly what this show will be about. He said that the project will be his biggest ever work in terms of production and scale.

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He said that in this show, he will “fill a stadium with 10,000 people” to film it for ten episodes under a full series.

Explaining the idea why he won’t select YouTube for this show, he said that the episodes will require more screen time. And doing that on YouTube is just not right as it focuses more on a shorter and quicker burst of content.

“Every episode we eliminate 10% of them. That would fit better on Netflix than YouTube. I have a bunch of episodic stuff like that I would love to do on Netflix because it’s just a better platform for it and I’d love to hit a new audience,” he said. Furthermore, he also touched upon an animated project which he would like to work on in the future.

Seems like after swaying everyone with his real-life Squid Game based on the blockbuster Netflix series, he’s all set to enter the platform itself. What are your thoughts on this astonishing reveal? Let us know in the comments.

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