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Mr.Beast was offered $1B for his entire operation, which he turned down. So $4.6M/month sounds too low.
by vidyesh 3y ago
Mr.Beast was offered $1B for his entire operation, which he turned down. So $4.6M/month sounds too low.
- fdsklkjlkj 3y agoOr he's not 100% motivated by the cash.
- vidyesh 3y agoMaybe but he also said(in mid 2022) the reason he did not entertain that offer is because he thinks his business is at least worth $10B.
- XCSme 3y agoProbably true, what's the point of owning $1b when you already have $100m? Does your life change in any way if you already have enough money for 10 lifetimes?
- geerlingguy 3y agoThat's AdSense revenue alone; brand deals (the sponsored bits in his videos) make multiples of that revenue.
- vidyesh 3y agoTrue I wasn't adding the additional income from private sponsors, his cloud kitchens, his chocolate bars and the translation service business because you have to consider the platform revenue must be valuable for a buyer too because once Mr.Beast sells his channel there is no guarantee that the private sponsors will still continue with the same arrangements. Thats the nature of creator economy, his(creator) actions can influence audience reactions towards the channel, affecting the organic revenue drastically.
- geerlingguy 3y agoThat describes the "inverted pyramid" model where a lot of the YouTube channels especially reside. Instead of a replaceable CEO at the top of the company, you have a foundational CEO at the bottom, who holds up the rest of the company above.