The groundbreaking podcast of ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ featured YouTube icon MrBeast aka Jimmy Donaldson. It is quite impossible for people to not be aware of him, as he is currently one of the biggest names in the business. He holds the prestigious record of creating the most viral video on the platform by bringing the supremely popular TV Show ‘Squid Game’ to life.

This remarkable project cost him $4 million and more, but he is slowly making it all back thanks to the 227M+ views. No other content creator makes such larger-than-life videos that can capture our imagination. This is why Rogan put a curious question forward, asking if the platform turned on MrBeast, what would he do?

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MrBeast: Joe Rogan amazed by the YouTuber’s confidence

The UFC icon, Joe Rogan, has had his fair share of battles with the red platform. He understands how it works, and why it has its own limitations. However, the same rules don’t bother the YouTuber one bit.

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Joe Rogan said, “You essentially don’t have a contract. Like YouTube can go, ‘F**k MrBeast let’s get rid of him,'” when MrBeast interjected, “Why would they?”

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Rogan continued, “Of course, they shouldn’t. It’s a terrible idea. But you are in this weird, like if they changed the way they monetize things for any reason… I know that has happened to certain people, right? Where they used to have a some sort of a deal with YouTube. Where they were making videos, and for whatever reason YouTube demonetized them, and they’d go in full-blown manic. 

MrBeast clarified that his content is not controversial at all and at times the fault falls on advertisers instead of the platform. “We are anywhere near the line, and like a lot of that like isn’t YouTube, it’s like the advertisers putting the pressure on them.”

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Jimmy is quite right about his position and his take on the platform with regard to his content. He loves being on YouTube and has been making videos for a long time. Rogan even suggested he start his own platform, but he rejected the idea and stated that it would mostly kill his channel.