Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson is well recognized in the community as one of the brilliant stars of the content creation industry. His ideas become a serious asset to him as it goes on to attract billions of eyes, resulting in him getting more views. But he seems to have something planned for his fans even if he dies.

The YouTuber has businesses like MrBeast Burger and Feastables which have become fan favorites. However, he always seems to impress the audience with his videos. As per his words, he seems to have one scheduled to go public after his demise.

Recently, MrBeast joined MIT Research Scientist and podcaster Lex Fridman on the podcast panel. The two personalities discussed the future of Twitter, YouTube, content creation advice and dynamics, and much more. As the topics kept getting addressed, Fridman brought up a “strange question” to which Jimmy seemed to have an answer.

MrBeast has a last video for his fans which gets re-scheduled till he can

Fridman bought up MrBeast’s “Hi Me In One Year,” and “Hi Me In 5 Years” type videos. As told by MrBeast, these videos were filmed when he had around 8K subscribers on YouTube and voiced the goals that he should have achieved in six months, one year, five years, and more.

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His “Hi Me In 10 Years” is about to be uploaded in two years’ time and one would get to know if the young Jimmy estimated he was ever to potentially become the first YouTuber billionaire. But more on that later, as Jimmy admits to having one more in store for his fans.

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Asked by Fridman if he had more “Hi Me In…” videos scheduled, MrBeast said, “Yes, there are some that are scheduled like 20 years in the future, and so, if I don’t die, I’ll just move ’em up. And I remember… ‘Cause I filmed these like seven years ago, but it was… I remember saying a line like, ‘If I’m dead, then I’m currently just in a coffin,’ and like whatever, blah, blah.”

He continued, “The only way the video would go up is if I’m not alive. And if I’m not alive, then I won’t be able to push back the scheduled upload dates so it’ll go public automatically. And so, yeah, I have a couple of those.”

Thus, supporters of MrBeast would be able to get to see the last video of MrBeast that he has already filmed but will keep rescheduling. What do you expect to hear from the last ever video of MrBeast? Do share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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