YouTube sensation MrBeast reveals which video he WASN'T allowed to make: 'They said I would die'

By Campbell Greaves For Daily Mail Australia 03:32 27 Jun 2024, updated 03:58 27 Jun 2024

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MrBeast touched down in Australia earlier this week and sent fans into a frenzy by giving away several luxury cars.

The world's richest YouTuber, who boasts an estimated net worth of more than $750million and has over 288 million subscribers on his channel, is known for videos consisting of wild stunts and challenges.

The 26-year-old, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, spoke to Kyle & Jackie O Show producer Pedro Vitola on Wednesday and revealed the one video he was banned from making that could have left him dead.

'I wanted to climb the side of a building with [toilet] plungers. But they said I would die,' he revealed.

The social media star also explained why it had taken him so long to visit Australia.

'You want the truth? You guys live way too far away... when you have spend over an entire day on a plane, it's just a little more commitment,' he said. 

It comes after a lucky Aussie fan won a $450,000 Lamborghini during a major giveaway held at the Sydney Opera House on Wednesday, while nine other cars were also up for grabs.

The flashy vehicles included a Porsche, Mercedes, Tesla, the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine van and a Jurassic-Park-themed Volkswagen.

MrBeast is currently Down Under promoting the launch of his Feastables chocolate bar, which is available to purchase nation-wide.

He's also offering Aussies the chance to win a car when they purchase the sweet treat.

But fans are already turning on the social media star, who has almost 60million Instagram followers, revealing issues with the giveaway.

TikTok user @gabenxoe shared a video showing that she won a car after purchasing several Feastables and spinning to win.

The woman's spin landed on three cars, but the result read: 'Sorry! Not this time.'

'I played your little game, and I won. And then you told me, "Womp womp",' she said in the video.

'When I reached out to your team, they said, "Sorry for the miscommunication. You're not one of the registered winners. Here's 10 free spins." 10 free spins?! I'd rather take the car personally.'

She continued: 'I found out I'm not the only one who's had this issue. There's actually been a lot of people on this app and other apps, sharing their experiences, sharing screenshots of them winning and being told, "Sorry, not this time".

'So what's going on? Because I don't understand how we can play a game, win, and be told we don't win.'

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Donaldson for comment.  

Donaldson is already the world's richest YouTuber, with an estimated net worth of more than $750million and over 288 million subscribers on his channel.