In this vlog‑style rant, MrBeast (MrBeast6000) vents his frustration with two common YouTube habits. First, he argues that asking viewers for likes at the very start of a video is unnecessary, intrusive, and feels like a “like‑goal” gimmick; he prefers a reminder only at the end. Second, he launches an extended tirade against “supply drop” or crate‑opening videos, condemning their all‑caps titles, flashy thumbnails, lazy editing, and repetitive, overly long formats that he deems the most boring content on the platform. Throughout, he mixes humor, self‑referential asides, and brief lifestyle tips, ending with a casual sign‑off.
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You wanna know something that's been bugging me? For the past 2 videos, I've had this thing right here. See, it says "sub." You know, short for subscribe. And no one's noticed it! Notice it! That took like 20 minutes to make! Notice me, survive! Thought you would like this surprise! Notice me, survive! Is that a gun in your hand? Notice me, survive! Something I wanted to clarify is in a lot of my videos I've said I hate when people ask for likes. Now I know what you're thinking, Beast, quit overreacting, stop trying to be a jerk. But honestly, I just hate clicking on a video and the first 20 seconds is them setting a like goal, which like goals are completely BS. Why is that even a thing? Why is like goal a thing? Why do you need to tell me how many likes you want on this video? Why do I care? What's up guys, I hope you're having a nice day. This is MrBeast6000 here. Before the video starts, I I just want to ask for 1,000 likes on this video, and also thanks for 500 likes on the last video. I appreciate it. So let's shoot for 1,000 likes. I know that's kinda high, but I think we can hit 1,000 likes. You guys have been showing a lot of support. Make sure you subscribe. That is your typical generic YouTube intro, and I'm just like, what's the point of that? If I like the video, I will like it. I see the like feature down there. If I am enjoying the video, I promise you I will like it. If I enjoy your content, I promise you I will subscribe. But you sitting there and begging me to like it at the beginning of the video does not help. In my opinion on YouTube, you should not ask for likes at the beginning of the video. Maybe it's just me. That's just really annoying. You know, I don't care if you do it at the end. You know, the video's over, you know, remind people to like the video, that's fine. Just at the beginning, it's super annoying. It's almost as annoying as supply drop videos. Oh boy, I just said supply drops. Oh boy, do I want to go on a supply drop rant? Feel like ranting about supply drop videos. I don't know, last time I did that I got in trouble with someone. I think I'm gonna do it. Alright boys, we're shifting topics. I'm currently thinking about supply drops and that is what we're talking about now. I hate supply drop opening videos with a passion. I do not care what you say, defend them all you want, I do not I care. I hate those videos with a passion. Supply drop opening videos on YouTube is literally everything I hate on the internet in one place. Honestly, just looking at the titles of some of these supply drop videos just makes me want to puke. And no, no, I'm gonna stop right here. I'm about to start name-dropping and that wouldn't be good. I don't want to start drama. Never— I'm not gonna talk about it. Never mind, because if I start dropping names, then people are gonna send them the video and I'm gonna get a lot of trouble. I just want you guys to know I I hate supply drop opening videos with a passion, and I hope nothing like that comes out of Black Ops 3, or I'm literally just gonna shoot myself. I hate them, they're so annoying to me. Actually, know what? I am not done. Somehow the most boring content on YouTube— yes, it is the most boring content on YouTube. It is 10 minutes and they only open 15 crates. They can easily edit that video down to under 2 minutes, but they're just lazy. Super freaking lazy. The title has to be all caps for some reason. That title has to be in all caps. I will never understand it. I'll see people, you know, upload a normal video and their very next video is a supply Supply Drop Opening video, and for some reason it has to be in all caps, it has to have the world's most flashiest thumbnail, the most view-whore-ish title, everything it has to have, yet it's the most boring content on YouTube. And now I'm just gonna stop. It's— I don't know, I hate it, hate it. And like I said, I hope nothing like that comes out of Black Ops 3, it's super annoying. And where was I? I don't even remember what this video is about. Oh yeah, it was about likes. Yeah, just don't ask for likes at the beginning of the video. I actually don't hate that as much as Supply Drop Opening videos. But it is kind of annoying, you know, ask for likes at the end, not at the beginning, because yeah. So that was pretty much the video in a nutshell. You know, don't do meth, meth equals death, click it or tick it, turn off your lamp when you walk out of your room to save electricity, because you know, electricity is expensive nowadays. Keep the fridge closed, you know, and when you open your fridge, don't look in it too long, because that lets out all the cold air and that runs up your bill, and then, you know, your parents get mad at you, and yeah. See you guys later.
