Mr. Beast’s video on “curing” blindness might actually do more harm than good to the blind community. By claiming that he ...

Sometimes it does leave a bitter taste, I don't think that we should be completely and wholly against it, because that's just ...

Tennis legend Serena Williams and YouTube star Mr. Beast may be a part of two very different industries, but they are coming together in an unexpected way for a very positive purpose. Williams and ...

As a result, the non-athlete won the prize amount of $1,00,000. The YouTube channel Mr. Beast was started in 2012 and has been giving away an insane amount of money in challenges and games.

In Mr. Beast's newest video, he took on the Bucks' star in a basketball challenge. This challenge consisted of who could make a layup, free throw, three pointer, and half-court shot the quickest.

In the first two hours of posting his video, Mr. Beast already had over 4 million views on his page as regular fans competed for huge prize money to challenge their favorite sports stars.

As of this writing, Mr. Beast hasn’t publicly responded to Nickal’s acceptance, and the two sides could be in discussions after the UFC star’s fight this weekend at UFC Des Moines.

The 47-second video, which shows Mr Beast asking a member of the public if he would fly to Paris for $300 to buy a baguette, has amassed 1.5 billion views.

One of the biggest questions surrounding Beast Games Season 2 is how it plans to top what has already been done. Mr. Beast has hinted that the upcoming season will feature more intense gameplay ...

Ruth said the idea to try to get Mr. Beast’s attention wasn’t hers, but she’d noticed a trend of people doing it online and decided to try.

Mr. Beast has become one of the first major entertainment figures to speak out about President Trump’s tariff spikes. The popular YouTuber and creator and host of the Amazon hit Beast Games ...

Mr. Beast Criticizes Trump’s Tariffs: “Nail in the Coffin for Small Businesses” The 'Beast Games' host on how the tariffs are already making his chocolate bar prices climb. By James Hibberd ...