People talk about wanting generational change and leadership and culture.

This is it.

Isn't the toothpaste kind of out of the tube?

I just don't think that a lot of creators today think about Facebook.

I just want to harp on this because I'm telling you it will change everything.

I agree.

What was your experience watching that movie?

It was weird, man.

If I'm going too hard, you just cut it up.

You make it seem like I'm some kind of barbarian.

Today on The Colin and Samir Show, we're joined by Facebook founder and meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

I consider this to be like the final boss of tech CEOs. We've had a lot of tech CEOs on the channel in the past year or two, but Mark Zuckerberg is the final boss. So at the end of last year,

Mark talked about this return to OG Facebook, which

the Facebook that we grew up with, this more intimate, exclusive environment. And the first

move that he's making is bringing back the friends tab, a place on Facebook now where you can

just engage directly with your friends. So we wanted to talk to Mark about why make this move

now? What does this mean

for the future of how people connect on the internet? And more specifically, what does this mean for

us as creators if the internet moves in a direction of more intimate connections? In this episode,

we are also joined by Mr. Beast. How's it going? How's it going, man? Jimmy gives some pretty

candid thoughts about Facebook and what he would do as the CEO.

All right.

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