MrBeast posts his video on X, here’s what he is testing
MrBeast posts his video on X, here’s what he is testing
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) announced monetisation plans last year for content creators with premium subscriptions to post videos and long form texts. MrBeast, one of the most popular YouTubers, initially expressed disinterest in posting his content on X due to the high production costs. However, after a conversation with Musk, he decided to test the platform's ad revenue potential by uploading a video titled '$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!!'. Musk's endorsement of the video further boosted its viewership. X had previously distributed $5 million in payments to creators.
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) announced monetisation plans last year for content creators with premium subscriptions to post videos and long form texts. MrBeast, one of the most popular YouTubers, initially expressed disinterest in posting his content on X due to the high production costs. However, after a conversation with Musk, he decided to test the platform's ad revenue potential by uploading a video titled '$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!!'. Musk's endorsement of the video further boosted its viewership. X had previously distributed $5 million in payments to creators.
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Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) announced monetisation plans last year for content creators with premium subscriptions to post videos and long form texts. MrBeast, one of the most popular YouTubers, initially expressed disinterest in posting his content on X due to the high production costs. However, after a conversation with Musk, he decided to test the platform's ad revenue potential by uploading a video titled '$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!!'. Musk's endorsement of the video further boosted its viewership. X had previously distributed $5 million in payments to creators. 
