MrBeast shares 11 year old 300 subscriber video to commemorate reaching 300 million subs on YouTube

To commemorate his crossing a record 300 million subscribers on YouTube, Jimmy Donaldson, aka “MrBeast,” took a trip down memory lane. The YouTube sensation shared a special video of his from 11 years ago, back when he was new to the world of streaming.

MrBeast became the only person to have 300 million subscribers on July 10. To mark this moment, he shared a memory from 11 years ago, when he celebrated reaching 300 followers.

Sharing a picture of his 300,000 subscriber milestone, he said:

“I remember freaking out when I hit 300 subscribers 11 years ago.. lol.”

Jimmy then shared footage of himself playing Black Ops 2, 11 years ago. He captioned it:

“This is my 300 subscriber special video from 11 years ago, so crazy to watch it now 🥺.”

In the clip, the streamer can be heard saying,

“I just hit 300 subscribers a couple of days ago, and that’s pretty awesome. I know you’re saying, bro, 200 subscribers, that’s not much, compared to people who have millions. But for a guy just starting off, with videos that aren’t even that good, it is pretty freaking awesome.”

Little did Jimmy know that 11 years later, he would have the highest-ever number of subscribers on YouTube.

Many fans took this throwback as an opportunity to shower praise on him, commending him for his dedication and achievement.

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MrBeast has hit many YouTube milestones recently and has his eyes set on the White House

In the last two months, MrBeast has hit multiple YouTube milestones. From finally beating T-series and making Pewdiepie’s “dream” come true, to becoming the most followed YouTube channel, he has seen it all.

However, it now seems Jimmy aspires to reach the White House. A few days ago, MrBeast said that he would love to run for the United States Presidency if only they lowered the age limit.

He also added that his priority, if he were to be President, would be the American people, and not any party lines.

With the American elections about to take place and Jimmy Donaldson’s tendency to make all his claims come true, one shouldn't be too surprised if he shows up at the Oval Office, backed by his 300,000,000 subscribers.