Giving Homeless People $1,000 (Not Clickbait)

28 Jun 2017 · 9 min
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In this YouTube video, MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) responds to viewer feedback from a previous $10,000 homeless giveaway by distributing $1,000 to several homeless individuals. He explains that the money is funded by the mobile app Quidd, describing its free collectible‑card features and how users can trade and send cards. The video follows MrBeast and his crew as they locate homeless people, interview them about their situations (e.g., a parent of two children, a recent job loss), and hand over the cash, asking recipients to promise not to spend it on alcohol. He also gives a $200 tip to his cameraman Chris, a $500 tip to a pizza delivery driver, and briefly mentions a $100 giveaway for viewers who say “like and subscribe to MrBeast.” Throughout, MrBeast addresses criticism that the giveaways are for views, defends the authenticity of the recipients, and discloses that one of the final recipients is a person he knows personally. The tone is informal, enthusiastic, and promotional, mixing charitable intent with brand sponsorship and self‑referential humor.

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