MrBeast’s Future Could Be Humanity’s Downfall @MrBeast

Watch on YouTube · 2026-01-30 · 29 min

0:00 Hey, I'm going to be reviewing Mr. Beast's latest video about future technology.

[video] 0:07 Does anybody actually believe that?

0:20 I guess so.

0:48 It's interesting how he talks about the future of humanity and everybody imagines the same kind of so-called future. The future doesn't exist, obviously. It is purely your imagination. You need to think about where these thoughts come from. I'll talk about that at the end of the video.

[video] 1:11 $10,000 technology, Neuralink, which is a computer chip surgically implanted into the brain, enabling people like Nolan here to reconnect to the world. So you were paralyzed from the neck down. Yeah, and for about eight years, I was trying to find some purpose in my life. And then you got Neuralink, and what does that change? Anything anyone can do on a computer, I can do. And he literally does it by using only his brain. You're currently moving that with your thoughts. Yeah, yeah, man. I want to see you send a text with your brain. Okay. His hands are paralyzed, but we're going to film them so you can see they're not moving. And using the neural...

1:38 That's kind of interesting, but it's obviously not his or anybody's purpose to send messages on a computer. That he's able to do this now is of course great for him, but if we talk about the natural purpose of our lives, then This is close to the opposite of that.

[video] 2:02 Video games and video games are all about imitating what you really want to do.

2:26 Just think about what you do in video games and what you would be doing in nature.

[video] 2:31 It will all make sense.

2:38 Mario Kart is all about competing against other players. Because you don't compete in a natural way.

[video] 2:47 In case you don't understand the point that I was making, yes, as I said, it's great that he's able to do all of that now, obviously.

3:09 I'm sure that he's glad about it, that's clear, but you cannot trick nature. You have a natural purpose in your life and you cannot follow the natural purpose if it's not possible. I'm sure that you understand what I'm talking about.

[video] 3:28 He's in a fake doctor's office about to get the most advanced bionic arm on the planet. A $25,000 bionic ligament straight out of a superhero movie. Let's surprise him. Hey, Kai. Hello. Do you mind telling me a little bit about yourself? I'm 12. I'm adopted from China. Kai has no idea that that's Jimmy. Your mom told me that you were a big fan of the channel. Wait, no way. Yes, and this is the arm that you were going to be getting, but I didn't think that was good enough, so I got you a present. No way. This is the most futuristic bionic arm on the planet. Your mom told me that you like playing sports, you like being active, and...

4:00 I'm always amazed at how old MrBeast looks like. He's in his 20s still, but he already looks like he's in his mid-30s at the very least.

[video] 4:14 This should make everything you want to do much more easy. There's no way! The cool part about this arm too is there's sensors in there, and you'll be able to use the hand without having to pull out anything. The sensors will be able to pick up on your nerves. Is that freaking cool? Yes. Oh, look at that. Here's a piece of wood. See if you can grab it. There you go. Is that not freaking crazy? All right, you want to try shaking my hand? same as before i would make the same point oh that's so cool there we go look at that and then obviously if you ever don't want the beast burning you can just pop it off this is the best day of my life i've seen so many of your videos where you help people i never thought that would be me here we are sure this bionic arm is life-changing but it's nothing compared to the one

4:59 does mr beast actually help people i guess that you could sometimes say that sure it's interesting how we define help nowadays what we see as beneficial because most of the time we see something that goes against nature as beneficial when obviously that's not at all the case

[video] 5:22 $150,000 flying car. You think that thing will beat me to work? Oh, yeah. If somehow you win, I'll give you a million dollars. You'll give me a million dollars if I win? I need to make sure I don't actually run over someone. Oh, there it is. How long have you been here? Ten minutes. You've been here for ten minutes? Absolutely. Oh, my gosh. I don't know about you guys, but I'm excited to drive one of these one day.

5:49 I guess that's cool, but who cares? Who cares about cars or flying cars? There's no such thing in nature. There's no roads.

6:02 You cannot drive a car in nature. You cannot drive through a forest anywhere. You need these man-made roads. That's why the system works the way it does, without everything man-made around you. None of it works. Not that it actually works, obviously. None of this actually functions. We live in chaos today.

[video] 6:26 Not excited for the future yet? How will you take this jetpack to work, Sam? For the price of half a million dollars! This jetpack can fly over 80 miles an hour, and with a three-mile range, it's easily the fastest way to get to work. But half the hour...

[video] 6:40 The thing is that I always found cars to be extremely boring. It's the opposite of fun.

7:03 If they would have hunted down a huge animal or something, then this video would be impressive. Maybe. A little bit at least. This for me is as boring as anything can get.

[video] 7:24 just not very far. And at 10 times the cost of this car, Mercedes put the future price tag of this concept car at $10 million. This is a vision of a futuristic car in, let's say, a couple hundred years. It's also inspired by the universe of Pandora. It's more like a creature. So if I touch it? It will react to you, yes. Whoa. What happens if I pet it? Yeah, you see it. He likes it. Um, that is, uh, OK. Can I take the creature for a spin? Yes.

7:47 If everything would progress this way, then in a few hundred years the infertility rates would be so high that there would be hardly any humans left.

[video] 8:02 No people needed to deliver you the food.

8:29 It's especially useful during a pandemic.

[video] 8:35 And Upside Foods has spent over two...

9:01 Why does he say that as if it's some kind of tragedy? Huh? Animals consume other animals. Hello. That's how this reality works. Obviously, those animals are killed for humans.

[video] 9:19 hundred million dollars in research and development in order to create this technology let me show you how we do it please do i don't understand when we took cells from a chicken egg in 2018 we cracked an egg we took a small amount of cells and we froze them in this that goes down to minus 80 wow it needs to be understood that you don't actually take the cells of the chickens you take the tissues big difference You use those cells to make hundreds of thousands of pounds of chicken meat. Step two is we take those cells, we gently thaw them out. Oh my gosh. This is simulating a chicken's body and the cells are just multiplying. Once we get enough of them, we move on to step three. This is protein, fat, sugar. I'm literally...

10:01 Protein, fat, sugar, but what kind of fat? Especially, that's what I'm wondering, because it could be seed oils also? And what kind of protein? Some protein powders? Waste products? Okay, the sugar is understandable, but what is this actually made out of? What are you actually eating there?

10:32 It's not chicken meat anyway, no matter how you want to put it. It's impossible to call it that, because it's not a chicken. You're making something synthetically. That's not a chicken. It can maybe imitate the taste of a chicken somewhat. That wouldn't really mean anything. That doesn't mean that it's a chicken, that it's healthy. It doesn't mean any of that. At the very best, you will imitate the taste of a chicken.

[video] 11:04 Chicken feed is in the container. It moves all the way through these pipes and through the factory and eventually ends up...

11:10 Yes, and that's food? Some stuff that moves through the pipes? You think that you're going to be healthy when you consume that? They keep using the word cells. I don't even know if they themselves realize that it's not cells.

[video] 11:23 It's a lot of chicken.

[video] 11:34 every two seconds this produces a chicken's worth of chicken meat yeah every few seconds and saving chicken lives is not the only upside to saving chicken lives what is this about he's not a vegan

11:50 And it's not as if vegans even care about animals. They simply act. But whatever the case, it's not as if his goal is to save animals. He eats sushi, sashimi even in his videos, beef, all kinds of animals. Sounds like total propaganda.

[video] 12:15 These chickens don't get diseases.

12:17 But you cannot call it food. Food is something that gives you life, vitality, health. This wouldn't do any of that.

[video] 12:30 About a disease spreading on the farm and then you eating a sick chicken. Honestly, it seems too good to be true. Well, let's go and try it. Please, I need to try it. I need to see how this tastes. Now we're gonna put the meat we just...

12:40 I bet that he's going to taste it within a burger and there will be grain sludge around it.

[video] 12:49 Screwed to the test. Come on in, I brought one of the best chefs I know, Dick DiGiovanni, and he's prepared for us two chicken sandwiches.

12:58 That's it, right? I knew it. It had to be like that because... Let's just watch it first. I'll explain to you what I mean.

[video] 13:06 Again, he says that as if it's a good thing.

13:21 If I cook it right, exactly.

[video] 13:41 I honestly can't tell. It's actually scary how similar. I mean, they're both chicken. No matter what, both of them taste really good. This one's the cultivated one. You're wrong. No shot. That's the cultivated one. I honestly can't tell the difference. What the heck? And what's crazy is in the near future.

13:54 Oh my god, he has been paid by those people for sure.

14:01 The point that I wanted to make before is that if you would give him the raw fake chicken and the real chicken, then you would right away taste. And that's why the chef said that if I make it right, then you won't be able to taste it.

14:21 That's the whole point. You cover up the taste with the sauces, spices, then you have the grain sludge around it. He eats it and says, it tastes like chicken. It doesn't actually. It tastes like the sauces and everything else. And then you maybe have a hint of chicken, which is... cooked processed chicken. But if you would have a healthy raw chicken, then you would right away, of course, taste the difference. This is made for slaves. A real natural human being right away tastes the difference, obviously. The synthetic garbage will taste like garbage. That's what you would expect, of course.

[video] 15:10 This technology could save the lives of trillions of chickens and other... What is this about, and other?

15:15 Oh my god, beef also, you mother... ...animals, which brings us to...

15:23 This pisses me off a little bit. This is the future that they want you to imagine. They want you to accept it. They want you to see this as a possible reality. That's how it should be and that's how it will be.

[video] 15:44 But that's never going to happen.

15:57 Huh?

16:15 Wow, so many religious beliefs at once. The Ice Age, the mammoths themselves, DNA, prove any of the three things. Himeta, religious guy, that's it. Does any of this have anything to do with science? It's pretty much the opposite of science.

[video] 16:39 This is a real tusk. It's 43,000 years old from Alaska. This might be one of the coolest things in the world. It really is. And this is leading to bringing back the mammoth. How many decades till... Can you prove that? No. You're able to make a woolly mammoth. We will have mammoths this decade. Oh my gosh.

16:56 We will have mammoths this decade. Okay. Oh great, this decade. Alright, we'll see. I'll make an update.

[video] 17:06 And I'm directly helping by collecting a real mammoth DNA sample. He really believes that. And that's the thing, I don't believe that MrBeast is somebody who follows an agenda put out by people

17:31 who don't want the best for you, he simply gets paid by BG, all of these foundations out there, because when you get a lot of attention from people, when you are an influencer, You can be an artist, a musician, actor, or simply a YouTuber also. Then people who want to push a certain plan will use you to promote this plan. And that's what's going on here. I don't believe that MrBeast is in on it. They simply pay him to do this. And of course, he wants to be famous and rich, and that's why he does that.

[video] 18:17 and bringing an extinct creature to life next we have to clone the dna you're gonna use a laser to actually pierce into the dna okay okay so where is this dna show it to me please cell and transfer and clone wait let me try the code okay one two three four oh my gosh if anyone wants to break it let me know it's definitely not one two three four step once on that orange pedal All right. So now with your right hand, you're going to move that little pipette and you're going to go through the hole that you cut using the laser. You're almost there. Yeah. Okay. Surgical precision. You got it. Yep. And there you go. Yes, yes, yes. You have successfully extracted the DNA.

18:55 Really? Oh, that's how it works. The DNA. All that we need to do is imagine. Yes. That was DNA. Can you see it, guys? Can you see the light? The power. It's DNA. All that you need to do is believe it. Open your eyes and see it. It's DNA. Yes, we cannot see it. It has never been observed, but it was there. Yes. You saw that animation? You remember those 3D animations in school? In YouTube videos. That's it. It was there. It doesn't matter that it has never been observed. Just imagine that it's there. And it's there. That's what you did. Oh my god. So gullible. Wait, I want to put in a different one.

[video] 19:50 Is he supposed to do that? Yeah, totally can. I mean, that was the cloning process.

19:54 And she's actually really excited.

[video] 19:57 A cloner. So now... I got it. Don't worry about it. See, then you just shove it in here. Yep. Oh, oh, oh, not too much. Oh, that's exactly the opposite of what's supposed to happen. I need some more practice in cloning animals. Well, before they can bring a wooly mammoth back to life, first they mix its DNA.

20:10 The thing is that the scientists who do that, again, the 3D animation, they also, for the most part, don't even understand this because they go to school, they get educated, Funnily enough, by the same foundation, look it up, that sponsors MrBeast. Interesting. That's the people who basically created schools and everything that we learn in schools. Point being, they then go and work in a laboratory, but they don't even understand what they are doing. They actually really believe that there must be DNA inside of there. They just believe it, just like Mr. Beast. I'm not saying that they don't believe it, they really do. Because this is all based on religion. This is one big religion. What else can you call it?

21:08 It's really the opposite of science, because science is all about knowing. It's knowledge. It's what you can sense. That's what empirical evidence is all about. This really is the opposite of that.

[video] 21:30 Again, cannot even see it, just a religious belief.

[video] 21:53 billion dollars not just bringing back animals but also saving them from extinction we have over a thousand species already in this biovolta long there are over a thousand species in here that could one day go endangered and you're just holding on to their dna exactly to bring them back then let me label some of the samples that could actually

22:08 Even if they would be somehow able to do that, magically, then that would still have nothing to do with DNA. The DNA is what you imagine. He said, there's DNA on my fingers. And then they imagine that they see DNA through the microscope. They have never been able to... create an image of it, but we can see it through a microscope.

[video] 22:33 Exactly, blood and tissue, exactly. That's my point.

[video] 22:54 It's just wolves.

[video] 23:24 Yes, the blueprint and it will never be anything else.

[video] 23:43 Show me an image of Mars, please. No 3D animations, just show me.

24:08 This whole video is all about messing with nature. And when you do that, you will always pay in the end.

[video] 24:14 Over to the savannah. The savannah biome is the ideal climate for growing food, which is why it's arguably the most important of the five.

[video] 24:25 This is a vertical garden which can grow the same amount of food as two and a half acres of farmland. And since we can't solely rely on lemons and ghost peppers, you know one thing Mars could have? Cultivated chicken from a... Oh, man. Right, exactly, that's my point. Somebody imagined it, a group of people, and then they used the media to make you believe that this is normal, this is how it's supposed to be, this is your future.

[video] 25:08 The $1 billion futuristic tech made possible by SpaceX, who invited me here to see their plans to launch thousands of starships to Mars, making humanity a multi-planetary species.

25:17 Right, they cannot even leave Earth, but they will live on Mars. Great.

[video] 25:27 In a few years. And they keep saying this for decades. And nothing is happening.

25:56 I already predicted in 3, 4, 5 years there will be some kind of explosion and then they will say in 20 years from now we will try again. It's crazy.

26:21 Crazy? It's a crazy imagination. Did I not realize that they will never be able to use them?

[video] 26:52 It's kind of sad, kind of cute that they believe that they are so gullible.

[video] 27:15 other starships just waiting to go to space around the starbase campus social media and the news can make the future seem so negative and dire but honestly what i saw in this video gave me hope from the insane of biotech developed to give people with disabilities a new chance at life to cars that literally fly in the air redefining how we move around the world to the dna technologies saving animals from suffering as well as from extinction learning to live on other planets and how to get there He said that it's a pretty exciting future. I pretty much see the opposite. I see a plan which was created by a certain group of people.

27:59 And these people are pushing this plan through the media, especially Hollywood movies. And Mr. Beast is part of this. As I said, I don't believe that he even understands what he's doing. People today believe that you can move away from nature and be happy, healthy. They may even believe that you will be happier and healthier if you do that, which is actually insane, because in reality, nature dictates everything in this reality. Nature could be called the blueprint of this reality. It's the rules that you need to follow if you want to be happy and healthy. Once you move away from nature, you will feel the consequences.

28:57 And oftentimes the consequences will be painful. It will be depression, an unhealthy body. an unfulfilled life, a life that feels meaningless, and so on. And they want you to believe that the more you move away from nature, the more you follow this so-called futuristic plan, the better your life will be. And what they really don't want you to realize is that this future which they have planned is something that none of these people will experience. Thanks for watching.