MrBeast, the most popular and biggest YouTuber in the world, has contingency plans in place should he die unexpectedly. It is not about his family, but for his followers, who he says will continue to get his content even if he passes away.&nbsp;

He recently told a podcast that he has already made pre-planned content for his channel in case something happens to him.

Jimmy Donaldson, or Mr Beast, told KSI and Logan Paul on the Impression podcast that he has pre-filmed videos for such a scenario. The two were talking to him about YouTuber Nicholas Perry, better known as Nikocado Avocado, who continued to post videos for two years, all of them pre-made, while he worked on losing weight.

MrBeast said that he has a similar plan in place, in case he dies.

Referring to Avocado's stunt, MrBeast said, “I did do that for when I die” adding, “I have a bunch of videos pre-filmed so my channel can keep uploading.”

<h2>How would it work?</h2>

Elaborating on his plan, he said that he has around 15 videos in total ready which his team can publish after he dies. “Certain people in my company know where to find these videos on my old computer," he said.

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However, he admitted that the quality of these videos might not be as great as his current videos. "One of them is just me sitting and opening old fan mail," he said.

Meanwhile, Donaldson quipped that he would probably tell his viewers in the videos "I’m probably in a coffin right now just chilling, don’t feel bad for me, I’m dead."

Revealing the strategy his company would follow, he said that one video would be uploaded called ‘My Last Video’, and after that one new video would be uploaded each month to continue to make people believe that he is still alive.

MrBeast is currently embroiled in several controversies linked to his new Amazon Prime game show Beast Games which is yet to have a premiere date.

In September, five people filed a lawsuit against him, accusing him of mistreating the contestants and subjecting them to neglect while participating in the show. The new show reportedly has a $100 million&nbsp;budget.

MrBeast, the most popular and biggest YouTuber in the world, has contingency plans in place should he die unexpectedly. It is not about his family, but for his followers, who he says will continue to get his content even if he passes away.

MrBeast, the most popular and biggest YouTuber in the world, has contingency plans in place should he die unexpectedly. It is not about his family, but for his followers, who he says will continue to get his content even if he passes away. He recently told a podcast that he has already made pre-planned content for his channel in case something happens to him. Jimmy Donaldson, or Mr Beast, told KSI and Logan Paul on the Impression podcast that he has pre-filmed videos for such a scenario. The two were talking to him about YouTuber Nicholas Perry, better known as Nikocado Avocado, who continued to post videos for two years, all of them pre-made, while he worked on losing weight. MrBeast said that he has a similar plan in place, in case he dies. Referring to Avocado's stunt, MrBeast said, “I did do that for when I die” adding, “I have a bunch of videos pre-filmed so my channel can keep uploading.” How would it work? Elaborating on his plan, he said that he has around 15 videos in total ready which his team can publish after he dies. “Certain people in my company know where to find these videos on my old computer," he said. Also Read: Tabloid claims Jennifer Aniston and Obama had an affair. Here's what she had to say However, he admitted that the quality of these videos might not be as great as his current videos. "One of them is just me sitting and opening old fan mail," he said. Meanwhile, Donaldson quipped that he would probably tell his viewers in the videos "I’m probably in a coffin right now just chilling, don’t feel bad for me, I’m dead." Revealing the strategy his company would follow, he said that one video would be uploaded called ‘My Last Video’, and after that one new video would be uploaded each month to continue to make people believe that he is still alive. MrBeast is currently embroiled in several controversies linked to his new Amazon Prime game show Beast Games which is yet to have a premiere date. In September, five people filed a lawsuit against him, accusing him of mistreating the contestants and subjecting them to neglect while participating in the show. The new show reportedly has a $100 million budget.

MrBeast will continue to publish videos even if he dies suddenly. Here's his plan

A 26-year-old man who was going through unbearable toothache died after watching YouTube videos that supposedly recommended a quick fix.

The incident took place in India’s eastern Jharkhand state on Saturday. Times Of India news outlet reported that Ajay Mahto died after allegedly consuming too many Kaner (oleander) seeds, that were recommended in a few YouTube videos.

According to the report, Mahto’s health started deteriorating after consuming oleander seeds, following which he was rushed to a nearby community health centre in Hazaribag.

But the doctors couldn’t do anything as he was declared dead on arrival.

There is no known medical record that says oleander seeds can cure toothache. In fact, health experts have noted that ingestion of oleander seeds or leaves is a common cause of accidental poisoning worldwide.

Father of the deceased Nunuchand Mahto said that his son was staying at a lodge in the Nutan Nagar colony and was preparing for competitive exams. He experienced intense toothache a week ago.

After watching a plethora of YouTube videos, Ajay believed that only oleander seeds can help him&nbsp;relieve his pain, Nunuchand said.

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His father said that Ajay was a studious and hardworking man and had excelled both in class 10 and 12 exams conducted by the CBSE.

His father rued over the fact that Ajay, instead of consulting a doctor, relied on YouTube videos to relieve his tooth pain.

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Hazaribag civil surgeon SP Singh, who inspected Ajay, told TOI that oleander seeds are highly dangerous and could be life-threatening.

(With inputs from agencies)

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A 26-year-old man who was going through unbearable toothache died after watching YouTube videos that supposedly recommended a quick fix. The incident took place in India’s eastern Jharkhand state on Saturday.

A 26-year-old man who was going through unbearable toothache died after watching YouTube videos that supposedly recommended a quick fix. The incident took place in India’s eastern Jharkhand state on Saturday. Times Of India news outlet reported that Ajay Mahto died after allegedly consuming too many Kaner (oleander) seeds, that were recommended in a few YouTube videos. According to the report, Mahto’s health started deteriorating after consuming oleander seeds, following which he was rushed to a nearby community health centre in Hazaribag. But the doctors couldn’t do anything as he was declared dead on arrival. There is no known medical record that says oleander seeds can cure toothache. In fact, health experts have noted that ingestion of oleander seeds or leaves is a common cause of accidental poisoning worldwide. Father of the deceased Nunuchand Mahto said that his son was staying at a lodge in the Nutan Nagar colony and was preparing for competitive exams. He experienced intense toothache a week ago. After watching a plethora of YouTube videos, Ajay believed that only oleander seeds can help him relieve his pain, Nunuchand said. Also read | Video | Trekkers to Dudhsagar falls defied a ban. So officials made them do sit-ups His father said that Ajay was a studious and hardworking man and had excelled both in class 10 and 12 exams conducted by the CBSE. His father rued over the fact that Ajay, instead of consulting a doctor, relied on YouTube videos to relieve his tooth pain. Also read | After video of proposal goes viral, Kedarnath temple bans use of mobile phones, photography Hazaribag civil surgeon SP Singh, who inspected Ajay, told TOI that oleander seeds are highly dangerous and could be life-threatening. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India: Man dies after following a quick fix for toothache he saw on YouTube

The highest-paid YouTuber of the year is a nine-year-old boy - Ryan Kaji, who made nearly $30 million in a year by making unboxing videos of toys.

The ambitious kid also reviewed toys and games on his YouTube channel, making him the highest-paid YouTuber in 2020.

Kaji is from Texas, US, and earned $29.5 million from making videos on his YouTube channel called “Ryan’s World”. In addition, he earned $200 million from clothes with his branding. He also got into a deal with Marks and Spencer pyjamas, which brought more fortune for the kid.

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That’s not it! The kid has also reportedly signed a multimillion deal with Nickelodeon for his own television series.

Known as a “child influencer” on the internet, Kaji first made YouTube videos in March 2015 when he saw other kids his age making unboxing and review videos on the platform. According to The Guardian, his first reaction to that was - “How come I’m not on Youtube when all the other kids are?”

The intensity of his fame has changed his family in ways more than one, for they dropped their real surname Guan and kept Kaji - his on-screen surname. Together, they now run 9 YouTube channels.

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But the most popular channel remains “Ryan’s World” - with 41.7 million subscribers and 12.2 billion views.

One of Kaji’s videos - “Huge Eggs Surprise Toys Challenge” has been watched so many times that it is on the top 60 most watched videos on the platform ever, with over 2 billion views.

But the Kaji family has hit a roadblock, for the US Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations of improperly disclosed sponsors for videos.

The highest-paid YouTuber of the year is a nine-year-old boy - Ryan Kaji, who made nearly $30 million in a year by making unboxing videos of toys. The ambitious kid also reviewed toys and games on his YouTube channel, making him the highest-paid YouTuber in 2020.

The highest-paid YouTuber of the year is a nine-year-old boy - Ryan Kaji, who made nearly $30 million in a year by making unboxing videos of toys. The ambitious kid also reviewed toys and games on his YouTube channel, making him the highest-paid YouTuber in 2020. Kaji is from Texas, US, and earned $29.5 million from making videos on his YouTube channel called “Ryan’s World”. In addition, he earned $200 million from clothes with his branding. He also got into a deal with Marks and Spencer pyjamas, which brought more fortune for the kid. Also read: YouTube faces complaints of lax approach on overseas election misinformation That’s not it! The kid has also reportedly signed a multimillion deal with Nickelodeon for his own television series. Known as a “child influencer” on the internet, Kaji first made YouTube videos in March 2015 when he saw other kids his age making unboxing and review videos on the platform. According to The Guardian, his first reaction to that was - “How come I’m not on Youtube when all the other kids are?” The intensity of his fame has changed his family in ways more than one, for they dropped their real surname Guan and kept Kaji - his on-screen surname. Together, they now run 9 YouTube channels. Also read: Now watch Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' at home on YouTube but there's a catch But the most popular channel remains “Ryan’s World” - with 41.7 million subscribers and 12.2 billion views. One of Kaji’s videos - “Huge Eggs Surprise Toys Challenge” has been watched so many times that it is on the top 60 most watched videos on the platform ever, with over 2 billion views. But the Kaji family has hit a roadblock, for the US Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations of improperly disclosed sponsors for videos.

Highest-paid YouTuber of 2020 is a nine-year-old!

An&nbsp;animal welfare charity has asked the video-streaming website YouTube to remove all videos that promote animal cruelty and abuse.

The charity,&nbsp;Lady Freethinker, conducted an independent investigation for three months and found nearly&nbsp;2,053 videos in which animals have been deliberately harmed for entertainment. The animals in these videos can also be seen to be under&nbsp;severe psychological distress, physical pain or have been killed, as per the charity.

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As per the investigation, in these videos, humans have made animals fight or tortured in cold blood for their own entertainment. Animals have also been hunted using cruel ways, and in some cases, the animals can also be seen being eaten alive solely for entertainment purposes.

Videos like these have been spotted on at least 150 channels which have more than 1.2 billion views. The charity claims these videos are in violation of YouTube's community guidelines. "YouTube must do a better job at monitoring and removing all videos that violate its terms and standards, alerting local law enforcement to illegal content, and holding channels accountable for their actions with suspensions and terminations," said Nina Jackel, founder and president of Lady Freethinker.

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The investigators also found 17 videos which show fake animal rescue missions which have been planned by the creators. In such videos, animals such as cats are put in life-threatening situations, such as in front of a snake, and then human intervention is seen at the last moment, hailing them as rescuers.

YouTube has appreciated the efforts taken by the charity and has assured a detailed investigation into this matter. The tech giant claims to have removed&nbsp;185 of the 2,053 videos spotted by the charity. The company has asked for more details from the charity, after which an investigation will be launched into the matter and appropriate steps will be taken as soon as possible, YouTube claimed.

"YouTube’s community guidelines prohibit any violent or gory content intended to shock or disgust viewers, including the unnecessary infliction of harm on animals. We routinely remove videos and comments flagged by our community that violate those policies, and in many cases we terminate the accounts of users who violate our guidelines," a spokesperson for YouTube said.

An animal welfare charity has asked the video-streaming website YouTube to remove all videos that promote animal cruelty and abuse. The charity, Lady Freethinker, conducted an independent investigation for three months and found nearly 2,053 videos in which animals have been deliberately harmed for entertainment.

An animal welfare charity has asked the video-streaming website YouTube to remove all videos that promote animal cruelty and abuse. The charity, Lady Freethinker, conducted an independent investigation for three months and found nearly 2,053 videos in which animals have been deliberately harmed for entertainment. The animals in these videos can also be seen to be under severe psychological distress, physical pain or have been killed, as per the charity. Also read| YouTube faces complaints of lax approach on overseas election misinformation As per the investigation, in these videos, humans have made animals fight or tortured in cold blood for their own entertainment. Animals have also been hunted using cruel ways, and in some cases, the animals can also be seen being eaten alive solely for entertainment purposes. Videos like these have been spotted on at least 150 channels which have more than 1.2 billion views. The charity claims these videos are in violation of YouTube's community guidelines. "YouTube must do a better job at monitoring and removing all videos that violate its terms and standards, alerting local law enforcement to illegal content, and holding channels accountable for their actions with suspensions and terminations," said Nina Jackel, founder and president of Lady Freethinker. Also read| YouTube introduces new feature to warn users before they post toxic comments The investigators also found 17 videos which show fake animal rescue missions which have been planned by the creators. In such videos, animals such as cats are put in life-threatening situations, such as in front of a snake, and then human intervention is seen at the last moment, hailing them as rescuers. YouTube has appreciated the efforts taken by the charity and has assured a detailed investigation into this matter. The tech giant claims to have removed 185 of the 2,053 videos spotted by the charity. The company has asked for more details from the charity, after which an investigation will be launched into the matter and appropriate steps will be taken as soon as possible, YouTube claimed. "YouTube’s community guidelines prohibit any violent or gory content intended to shock or disgust viewers, including the unnecessary infliction of harm on animals. We routinely remove videos and comments flagged by our community that violate those policies, and in many cases we terminate the accounts of users who violate our guidelines," a spokesperson for YouTube said.

Charities urge YouTube to remove animal-cruelty videos

YouTube on Monday&nbsp;introduced a new feature that will warn users when they post offensive comments&nbsp;to prevent bullying and hate on its platform

As per the latest feature, YouTube will prompt them before posting a comment to be more respectful.&nbsp;

According to Mashable, Johanna Wright, Vice President of Product Management at YouTube said in a blog, "We know that comments play a key role in helping creators connect with their community, but issues with the quality of comments are also one of the most consistent pieces of feedback we receive from creators."

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Google employee Sarah posted on Google support, "Today we`re introducing a new reminder in comments to help encourage respectful interactions. Now on Android, the reminder may pop up before posting a comment that may be offensive to others, giving the commenter the option to reflect before posting".

However, users can continue to comment if they want to. Apart from the new reminder feature, YouTube has also made a few more updates to make YouTube a more inclusive platform.

As per Mashable, the blog stated that YouTube will be testing a new filter in YouTube Studio for inappropriate and hurtful comments. These comments will be automatically held for review so that content creators on the platform won`t ever have to read these comments if they are not interested.

YouTube said it will also be streamlining the comment moderation tools to make the overall process easy for creators.

YouTube will also invest&nbsp;in technology that can help enhance the system to detect and remove hateful comments. It will consider factors such as the topic of the video and the context of the comment that`s being made.

YouTube on Monday introduced a new feature that will warn users when they post offensive comments to prevent bullying and hate on its platform As per the latest feature, YouTube will prompt them before posting a comment to be more respectful.

YouTube on Monday introduced a new feature that will warn users when they post offensive comments to prevent bullying and hate on its platform As per the latest feature, YouTube will prompt them before posting a comment to be more respectful. According to Mashable, Johanna Wright, Vice President of Product Management at YouTube said in a blog, "We know that comments play a key role in helping creators connect with their community, but issues with the quality of comments are also one of the most consistent pieces of feedback we receive from creators." Also read: New smartphone-based COVID-19 test gives results in less than 30 minutes Google employee Sarah posted on Google support, "Today we`re introducing a new reminder in comments to help encourage respectful interactions. Now on Android, the reminder may pop up before posting a comment that may be offensive to others, giving the commenter the option to reflect before posting". However, users can continue to comment if they want to. Apart from the new reminder feature, YouTube has also made a few more updates to make YouTube a more inclusive platform. As per Mashable, the blog stated that YouTube will be testing a new filter in YouTube Studio for inappropriate and hurtful comments. These comments will be automatically held for review so that content creators on the platform won`t ever have to read these comments if they are not interested. YouTube said it will also be streamlining the comment moderation tools to make the overall process easy for creators. YouTube will also invest in technology that can help enhance the system to detect and remove hateful comments. It will consider factors such as the topic of the video and the context of the comment that`s being made.

YouTube introduces new feature to warn users before they post toxic comments

Talk about a craving: an eight-year-old American boy drove his father&#39;s van to a McDonald&#39;s because he just had to have a cheeseburger.

The Ohio boy said he learned to drive by watching YouTube videos, the Weirton Daily Times reported on Sunday evening&#39;s adventure.

The child, at the wheel with his four-year-old sister riding shotgun, drove for about a mile and a half, stopping at red lights and letting traffic pass before he executed a left turn into the McDonald&#39;s in the town of East Palestine in eastern Ohio, the paper said.

The parents were home asleep, it added.

Police were alerted by people who saw the boy driving through town.

When he pulled up to the drive-through window at the burger joint, employees thought it was all a joke.

&quot;The workers thought that the parents were in the back, but obviously they weren&#39;t,&quot; East Palestine patrolman Jacob Koehler told the newspaper.

When police showed up the boy started crying because he thought he had done something wrong, it added.

The kids&#39;&nbsp;grandparents were called to take them to the police station, and in the meantime, they got a meal of a cheeseburger, chicken nuggets and fries.

The parents picked up their kids at the police station and no charges were filed, the paper said.

(AFP)

The Ohio boy said he learned to drive by watching YouTube videos. Don't worry, keeping him safe was his 4-year-old sister sitting shotgun

Talk about a craving: an eight-year-old American boy drove his father's van to a McDonald's because he just had to have a cheeseburger. The Ohio boy said he learned to drive by watching YouTube videos, the Weirton Daily Times reported on Sunday evening's adventure. The child, at the wheel with his four-year-old sister riding shotgun, drove for about a mile and a half, stopping at red lights and letting traffic pass before he executed a left turn into the McDonald's in the town of East Palestine in eastern Ohio, the paper said. The parents were home asleep, it added. Police were alerted by people who saw the boy driving through town. When he pulled up to the drive-through window at the burger joint, employees thought it was all a joke. "The workers thought that the parents were in the back, but obviously they weren't," East Palestine patrolman Jacob Koehler told the newspaper. When police showed up the boy started crying because he thought he had done something wrong, it added. The kids' grandparents were called to take them to the police station, and in the meantime, they got a meal of a cheeseburger, chicken nuggets and fries. The parents picked up their kids at the police station and no charges were filed, the paper said. (AFP)

8-year-old boy drives dad's car to McDonald's because he just needed a cheeseburger

Aiming to improve video-watching experience, Google has introduced a new app - Uptime - which lets users watch videos with friends and family.

Initially released for iOS, the app is <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/uptime-watch-videos-together/id1165602747?ls=1&amp;mt=8">available to download for free</a>. Currently, Uptime is an invite-only app.

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&ldquo;Uptime is a place to share and watch videos together with friends. Easily share your favourite YouTube video and bring friends together to watch, chat, and have fun,&rdquo; describes the company.

Users can make comments or react with emoji while viewing a video on Uptime, and those reactions will be displayed to other users watching the video.

The app, currently doesn&rsquo;t let users record video or stream live. It only lets users share YouTube videos. It is believed that the the app is more compatible with videos shot in portrait.

Uptime is a brainchild of Area 120, Google&rsquo;s internal incubator.

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Initially released for iOS, the new video app is available to download for free

Aiming to improve video-watching experience, Google has introduced a new app - Uptime - which lets users watch videos with friends and family. Initially released for iOS, the app is available to download for free. Currently, Uptime is an invite-only app. Say hello to #Uptime! Share and watch videos together. Download now from the App Store https://t.co/Bwo7e4xCgy. Use invite code: PIZZA pic.twitter.com/w9MzqwCibi — Uptime (@uptimeApp) March 11, 2017 × “Uptime is a place to share and watch videos together with friends. Easily share your favourite YouTube video and bring friends together to watch, chat, and have fun,” describes the company. Users can make comments or react with emoji while viewing a video on Uptime, and those reactions will be displayed to other users watching the video. The app, currently doesn’t let users record video or stream live. It only lets users share YouTube videos. It is believed that the the app is more compatible with videos shot in portrait. Uptime is a brainchild of Area 120, Google’s internal incubator. (WION)

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