MrBeast

I think maybe one of the videos we've already made might get a billion views.

Probably like the Squid Game video with enough time.

I mean, it's only a year old and it's already on 300 million or some of the newer ones we've done have gotten like 100 million views in a month.

So those four projected over 10 years because YouTube's not going anywhere.

Probably one of those.

So over time, they don't necessarily plateau.

It's interesting.

We were literally jumping right into it.

I love it.

It's good.

So I'm a firm believer that it's much easier to hypothetically get 10 million views on one video than 100,000 on 100.

And part of why it's much easier, in my opinion, is if you make a really good video, it's just so evergreen and it never dies.

Because YouTube...

When you open up YouTube and look at the videos, they're just serving you whatever they think you'll like the best.

And so if you just make a great video and it's constantly just above every other video, even two years down the road, then they'll just keep serving it and never stop, which is why it's much easier to make one great video than a bunch of mediocre ones.

Let me do some math real quick.

So we're on 120.

So you think about this.

No, I don't, honestly.

Because one thing you'll find if you want to gain subscribers, if you want to get views, if you want to make money, almost any metric in this video creation space, if you want something, it all comes back to, okay, well, then just make great videos.