MrBeast reveals he has a clone that allows him to be in several places at the same time

MrBeast apparently has a “clone” so he can be in “multiple places at once” and be much more successful.

Deep down, I’m sure at some point we all wish for a clone. I mean, they would be useful for attending boring meetings, family reunions, or starting a legion to conquer the world,

Although saying that, if we had clones to take over the world, they would surely take over our lives and befriend our loved ones.

Real name Jimmy Donaldson, MrBeast is one of the hardest-working personalities on social media with 137 million subscribers on YouTube, as well as 19 million followers on Twitter and 24 million on Instagram.

They accuse MrBeast of making money with fake charities and he defends himself

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Worth a reported $500 million, MrBeast has made the vast majority of his fortune by hosting massive charity events as well as Squid Game-inspired contests. MrBeast recently gave 20,000 children in Africa their first pair of shoes, though he soon received heavy criticism for doing so.

So how the heck does MrBeast keep up with it all? By having a clone, apparently. Well, technically, MrBeast hasn’t created an actual clone, rather he has trained people to be the “clone” of him.

According to informed by UNILAD, To keep up with the high demands of the life he leads, MrBeast has trained people who share his vision and puts them through training, what he calls ‘cloning’. Sorry, it’s not as dramatic as we thought.

During an interview with Lex Fridman, MrBeast explained: “I have a lot of people in the company who can think like me and basically make decisions like I would.”

“An example is Tyler [Conklin]. Basically, for four or five years we spent an absurd amount of time together and worked together on every video… and the same with my CEO James, he lived with me for a couple of years.

“I’m a big fan of finding people who are super obsessed and really just want to be cool, and then dump everything I have on them.

“For two years, [James] he lived with me and we probably talked, on average for those two years, seven hours a day… really, training his brain to think like me.” adds. “That way, he could do things without my input, without me having to constantly check on him or give him advice.

“So for the first six months, he did nothing. She just studied me and studied everything that mattered to me and how I spoke. Over the next six months, he started to take on some responsibilities and now he can just run the company and I never have to control him.”