MrBeast issues $15k fan challenge for daily memes

Sam Comrie
Mr Beast sat in a pile of money.

YouTuber MrBeast has extended a brilliant $15,000 offer to a fan account posting daily MrBeast memes. However, there is a catch to cash in that hefty reward.

Jimmy ‘MrBeast’ Donaldson is well-renown for giving back to his subscribers with everything from cars and houses, to massive cash prizes. Responding to a passionate fan Twitter account titled DailyMrBeast, the YouTuber turned entrepreneur reached out to offer a chance at winning $15,000.

Naturally, MrBeast hasn’t made it easy for them to splash this potentially sizeable cash reward.

An image of YouTube MrBeast in his Squid Game video.
MrBeast’s Squid Game recreation became his most viewed video, with over 176 million views.

MrBeast gives meme creator a $15,000 “choice”

Twitter fan account @DailyMrBeast successfully managed to complete an immense challenge: posting 1,000 MrBeast memes for 1,000 days in a row. To celebrate MrBeast himself reached out with a congratulatory post, offering the meme creator $15,000 if he can repeat the challenge for another year.

“To celebrate you making a meme of me every day for 1,000 days I have a choice for you,” MrBeast began in his introduction.

Rather than rewarding the fan with a huge cash sum immediately, he gave them a choice: “Would you rather me give you $5,000 now or if you do another 365 days I give you $15,000? Good luck.”

The fan account has yet to respond officially to MrBeast. Currently, they’ve only acknowledged the offer with a comedic gif to represent the difficulty of choosing.

Followers of @DailyMrBeast have chimed in too with their own opinions: “You’ve done it almost 3 times already, plus Jimmy might even give you a bonus upon the bonus for your commitment.”

“Choose what is best for you. If you can’t/dodon’t want to go for another year,” added commenter @ArcherGirlDaisy.

Whether they choose $15,000 or $5000, it’s still a pretty great reward for their continued efforts.

About The Author

Sam Comrie is a former Dexerto journalist based in South Yorkshire, UK. He has an MA in Multimedia Journalism and joined Dexerto in 2021 after producing content for NME and Red Bull Gaming.