MrBeast asks Mark Cuban for $1M, fans claim 'Shark Tank' investor 'lost the best deal of his life'
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: MrBeast has returned with yet another funny video. A new video from the famous streamer features 'Shark Tank' investor Mark Cuban.
In his most recent TikTok clip, MrBeast went to Mark Cuban to ask for "$1000,000." Unquestionably, MrBeast achieved even greater success once his videos attracted a large number of viewers.
Did Mark Cuban pay MrBeast money?
In the video, MrBeast is well-dressed, wearing black trousers, a blazer and a black t-shirt. To complete the look, he covered his head with a black cap.
In addition to being a well-known YouTuber, MrBeast is infamous for devoting absurd sums of money to his productions. Additionally, he gives just as much to charities as he does to his supporters.
@mrbeast Would have been a good investment tbh đ€ #sharktank #deal #markcuban #money ⏠original sound - MrBeast
And for his audience, that's presumably what makes him such a fantastic watch. For his admirers, however, MrBeast did something utterly amazing in a video.
MrBeast approached the 'Shark Tank' investor and said, "Hello, shark. I'm here today requesting $1 million." Cuban questioned, "For what?"
The 25-year-old YouTuber answered, "I don't know. For fun!" Cuban flatly denied MrBeast's request saying, "No, I'm out."
Although many people might be curious as to why Mr Beast, a millionaire himself, would ask Cuban for money, they should understand that it was just another fun video for the fans.
MrBeast's fans claim 'Mark Cuban lost best deal '
A Mr Beast fan responded, "Mark Cuban just lost the best deal of his life đđ"
Another fan noted that MrBeast made money from such content, writing, "He literally says fun but he has fun in videos and make millions in them."
A third commented, "Love this idea! Been dreaming someone do this since I was in highschool."
Meanwhile, in his caption, MrBeast claimed it to be a "good investment." "Would have been a good investment tbh đ€ I asked Mark Cuban for $1,000,000," he wrote.
