"Something like that" - MrBeast hints at a possible YouTube video in "space" in 2023

Content-creating giant Jimmy "MrBeast" has indicated possible plans to make a YouTube video in space. The YouTuber was recently invited to the Full Send Podcast, co-hosted by Bradley Martyn and Kyle Forgeard, where he hinted at traveling to space to make videos.

Upon being asked about his intentions to do a full-throttle space expedition, MrBeast tacitly admitted:

"Something like that."

It is fair to say that Jimmy is no stranger to making eye-brow-raising content. The 24-year-old's remarkable catalog includes curating a real-life Squid Game recreation (which reportedly cost $4 million), spending several hours buried in a coffin, and giving out millions to charity.

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MrBeast to collaborate with Elon Musk?

While there have been several stuntmen and notable personalities who have gone into space to create content, a YouTube video from an individual creator is a mountain yet to be climbed.

Speaking about his space expedition plans, Jimmy suggested:

"There'll be something next year that, yeah...you'll see something. It's almost unfathomable"

One of the co-hosts, Kyle, chimed in by stating that they have a plan of their own with Elon Musk. However, the NELK Boys are yet to disclose their ambitions.

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Bradley also hinted at Jeff Bezos' name among the possible candidates that MrBeast might collaborate with. Upon being asked if his travel plans include the moon, the YouTuber meekly responded:

"Not to the moon, but it'll be...yeah"

While traveling to the moon might be unreasonable, knowing Jimmy's astronomical ambitions, one can expect him to reach great heights.

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Fans react to the interaction

Fans flocked under the YouTube clip to express their opinions. Although some believed it to be a bluff, others were onboard with the idea and even shared suggestions.

Here are some of the comments:

Fans react to the YouTuber's plans to visit space (Image via Full Send Podcast Clips YouTube)

MrBeast is presently the largest individual creator on YouTube with a combined subscriber count of over 180 million. Considering his achievements, the YouTuber's plans to possibly film a video in space certainly fit his profile.

Furthermore, Elon Musk, being such an active participant himself on social media, would definitely want a piece of the pie.