Hey, what's up, everyone. Welcome to this episode of...

What's up, I think I'm in everyone. I would assume... You're not part of everyone.

Okay. No, let me try that again. All right, yeah, carry on. Hey, what's up, everyone? Welcome to this

episode of Creator Support. Today, on the show, we're going to be breaking down a really interesting

two-minute segment from Mr. Beast's most recent video. We're also going to be talking about the rise of vlogging on YouTube and how to come up

with a unique style that is just yours. The questions that we pulled from this episode come straight

from our Discord. If you haven't joined yet, the link is in our description. All right, if you make it to

the deep end, let us know. So I spent company money without you knowing, just so you know. I would

imagine that happens. I do that sometimes.

What? Well, this weekend, I realized I wasn't subscribed to Mr. Beast's Twitter Blue.

Okay. And someone sent me one of the posts and was like, did you see this? This is crazy.

And I was like, wow, I'm not subscribed. And then I subscribed to it. And it is one of the

most fascinating places. He's primarily sharing his analytics for his videos, basically right

after he posts them. And this weekend, he had a really impactful video that came out.

Like one of at least my personal favorites that he's put together, which I didn't

anticipate liking because it's called ages one through 100 compete for $500,000, something like

that. And I was like, okay, this might be similar to some of his other like segment based videos.

I watched it as well and I couldn't help get to the end. Yeah, which does not happen often.

Right. Not only for Mr. Beast, but for any creator. So the Twitter post that was sent to me was in

reference to this video, which showed the immediate analytics of it, which we'll put on screen.

So in the first four hours and 17 minutes, it did 10 million

views, had a 9.9% click-through rate and a 14-minute AVD. And, you know, that's well over 50%. I think

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