MrBeast has a huge fan following on the Internet and his methods are as popular as his persona. That’s why many other Youtubers try to make him a big part of their content. Not only do they spend a lot of money like MrBeast, they even distribute free items to attract new subscribers.

That was the scene recently when YouTuber Matthew Beem uploaded a video on his channel titled ‘I Opened A FAKE MrBeast Burger’.

Fans happy with the ‘not’ MrBeast Burger

The video uploaded by Matthew Beem can be considered a publicity stunt by many, but for others, it was one of their best days. Beem opened the fake MrBeast Burger restaurant in Colorado and distributed free burgers and thousands of dollars to MrBeast fans. This was a charity stunt done by him and his team to act as a medium to contribute to MrBeast’s subscriber count.

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On the first day of opening, there were not many people as they thought it was just a joke. But as the news started spreading across the city, more and more customers showed up the next day. This was just the beginning, as Beem and his team were not prepared for the crowd that would soon show up at their restaurant.

On the second day, there was a line outside the restaurant. While many people were waiting for hours just to get inside, some put up a tent outside to make the waiting a bit comfortable.

The demand was so high by the time the video ended that they had to literally give away thousands of dollars just to keep the crowd in control. Notably, there were a few games set up by the team so that customers could keep themselves busy for some time.

Who is Matthew Beem?

Matthew Beem is an American YouTuber and vlogger famous for his ludicrously expensive videos. He also loves to make his fans happy by sharing and giving. He had also helped MrBeast in building the set for the Squid Game episode.

Beem became famous by giving away a custom-made car for MrBeast’s burger restaurant. It was also the first time he met MrBeast and after this, his channel saw a huge boost in viewership.

He had also made many custom-built giant props for many other YouTubers, like Valkyrae and Dream. His content is growing at a rapid pace as many streamers and gamers support his ideas and love for the platform.

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