MrBeast reveals secret plan to continue uploading videos after death

YouTube's biggest star, MrBeastrevealed an extraordinary plan for what would happen to his channel in the event of his untimely death on the popular Logan Paul's.Impulsive'Podcast.
MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson and is known for his quirky challenges and charitable giveaways, revealed that he has been pre-recording content to keep his channel active even after his death.
Appearing alongside other YouTubers KSIThe 26-year-old spoke about his strategy to keep the channel alive after his death and explained that he had made around 15 videos that could be uploaded after his death.
“I should probably film her again. I was probably 21, 22. But I was making videos. I have 15 really easy to film videos. “So if I die, my channel can continue uploading,” Mr. Beast said.
MrBeast explained the mechanics behind his plan. “Some people at my company know where to find these videos on my old computer,” he said. “And then I was like, 'Yeah, just upload them once a month.'”
But for fans who might be expecting the same grand spectacles that made him the most-subscribed YouTuber in the world, MrBeast had a sobering reality check. “These are pretty rubbish videos,” he said with a laugh. “In one of them I just sit at a table and open old fan mail. I don’t even know what it was.”
He then described the audio of these posthumous clips. Alluding to what he said in those videos, Mr Beast said: “I'm probably lying in a coffin right now just chilling. 'Don't feel sorry for me, I'm dead.'
The content creator also hinted at how his recent releases would continue to surprise his audience. After his “final video,” MrBeast said a follow-up video would be released the following month that would captivate viewers long after his death.
His channel, which has a staggering 318 million subscribers, began in 2012 when he began uploading videos under the username MrBeast6000. Today he is known for demanding challenges, philanthropyand record-breaking stunts.
MrBeast recently made headlines with Beast Games, a company that has broken over 40 world records despite intense controversy and a class-action lawsuit.