MrBeast gives Mark Zuckerberg business advice, internet finds it hilarious

MrBeast, the YouTube mastermind who turned giving away absurd amounts of money into a full-fledged empire, is now handing out business advice to none other than Mark Zuckerberg. Yes, the same Mark Zuckerberg who runs a little company called Meta and has more money than most small countries. Because apparently, when you reach a certain level of success, the only logical next step is to start coaching billionaires.

A clip recently made rounds online showing MrBeast casually suggesting ways to improve Meta's products. And while the conversation itself seemed pretty standard, the internet had other plans. The idea of a YouTuber dishing out business tips to one of the wealthiest tech moguls on the planet was just too good to ignore. The reactions? Hilarious, as expected.

MrBeast's business advice to Mark Zuckerberg goes viral

The post took off immediately, and it's not hard to see why. MrBeast has built an empire from scratch, making high-production, challenge-based videos that rake in millions of views. So, technically, he does know a thing or two about keeping people engaged. But seeing him offer advice to Zuckerberg, a guy who helped shape the modern internet, is the kind of internet gold that gets people talking.

The viral moment happened when MrBeast suggested tweaks to Meta’s platform, likely aimed at boosting engagement or monetization. While some people thought his input was valid, most were too busy cracking jokes about the sheer absurdity of the situation. It’s not every day you see a YouTuber no matter how successful, casually giving business pointers to a tech billionaire.

One user summed up the collective shock by saying, "Why does Mark get less robotic the more we see him?" Honestly, it's a fair point. The more time he spends outside of corporate presentations, the more he starts looking like an actual human. Progress!

Another user had a more practical concern:

"If Mark Zuckerberg takes his advice, he better cash out MrBeast😭."

Because if there’s one person who knows how to make a platform profitable, it’s the guy who turned counting to 100,000 into a viral sensation.

Then there was this gem:

"If only TikTok Shop would’ve thought of this."

A brutal but valid observation. Maybe all struggling platforms just need a little magic sprinkled on them.

One person reminisced about MrBeast's early days, saying, "So crazy this all started with him saying Logan Paul 100k times." It really is wild to think about. One minute, you're pulling all-nighters for a challenge video, and the next, you're consulting for billionaires. What a career trajectory.

Someone else pointed out the universal truth of wealth:

"You can never get enough help as a billionaire."

Ain't that the truth. Even with all the resources in the world, sometimes you still need a YouTube guru to step in and say, "Hey, maybe try this instead."

Finally, a user hit us with a reality check:

"It shouldn’t be easier to use your mom’s credit card no."

A valid concern. If MrBeast starts influencing Meta's business model, we might be looking at even more dangerously easy in-app purchases.

At the end of the day, the internet lives for moments like this, when two wildly successful but completely different worlds collide. MrBeast advising Mark Zuckerberg isn’t just funny; it’s peak internet.

Whether or not Zuck actually implements any of these suggestions remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure: This crossover has given us pure comedy gold. And really, isn’t that what social media is all about?