The speaker recounts how he intensely studied Mr. Beast's content strategy, which involves combining existing viral trends and adding a unique personal spin. He explains how he applied this formula to his bodybuilding niche by merging the "cutting board" trend and the "eating in your car" trend with his bodybuilding meals and personality. He details the specific viral video he created, including the hook and a comedic mishap, which resulted in 5 million views and 50,000 new followers, validating Mr. Beast's advice to repeat what works.
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How I went viral… @mrbeast
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Transcript
Went on a bender of taking Adderall and watching Mr. Beast podcast. Like most people do. I've watched every single podcast he's ever been on. And in several of them, he literally tells people how to go viral. He said, you need to take viral trends, like, things that are already happening that are very viral, and he said, combine tier and then put your own, like, little flavor on it. So cutting boards are viral, and eating in your car is viral. Oh. And I'm a bodybuilder. So what if I just took my bodybuilding meals, put them on a cutting board, ate them in my car, and then smoke some weed and talk some shit and see what happens. And that one reel that I did brought me 50,000 followers in, like, a day and a half. How many views did it get? Was that 5,000,000, I rank? What were you doing in the video that made it go so viral? The hook was pretty good. What was the heck? What I eat in a day as a bodybuilder on a cut, and then I had a joint in my mouth, and the joint falls out unexpectedly. And ash just, like, goes all over the all over the good, and I no, fuck this cutting board. Yeah. And it went bananas. That was proof that mister best, like, his his thing worked. Yeah. So I was like, alright. What does he say next? Well, the next thing he says to do is if you find something that works, do it again. It's literally what I say. If it works once, you do it again and again and again and again. And you just never stop.