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MrBeast, according to the podcast Panic World, is "a human algorithm with the most brand safe, personality free content you can imagine". He is the most popular YouTuber of all time with over 335 million subscribers - that's slightly larger than the population of America and almost five times the population of the UK.

The article from Yahoo Finance discusses Amazon's $100 million investment in MrBeast, a popular YouTube personality known for his extravagant, large-scale content. This investment is part of Amazon's strategy to expand its presence in the streaming and entertainment industry, particularly through its platform, Amazon Prime Video. MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, has a massive following due to his unique content that often involves massive giveaways, challenges, and philanthropy. The deal aims to leverage MrBeast's appeal to younger audiences, potentially bringing exclusive content to Prime Video, enhancing viewer engagement, and possibly integrating his brand of entertainment into Amazon's broader ecosystem. This move is seen as Amazon's attempt to compete more effectively with other streaming giants like Netflix and YouTube by tapping into the creator economy and the trend of influencer-driven content.

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