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According to MrBeast, all videos have received more than 100 million views, with the most viewed being $1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car at 177 million. In total, MrBeast stated he has now made "around a million in ad revenue, dubbing his experience using X for video content as "awesome."

According to MrBeast, all videos have received more than 100 million views, with the most viewed being $1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car at 177 million. In total, MrBeast stated he has now made "around a million in ad revenue, dubbing his experience using X for video content as "awesome."

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