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People confuse Mr. Beat and Mr. Beast all the freaking time. But they're very different YouTubers. One makes quickly-paced videos with highly professionalized production. The other makes much slower-paced videos with much less flashy production. I mean, look at that. That’s pathetic. Mr. Beast makes entertainment videos that sometimes accidentally educate his audience. Mr. Beat makes educational videos that sometimes accidentally entertain his audience. Most of Mr. Beast’s videos are basically game shows for an audience with a much shorter attention span. Baby boomers and Generation X had the Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune. Gen Z and Generation Alpha have Mr. Beast. That said, Mr. Beast also has had success with videos in which, ya just get to see things you would NEVER get to see otherwise. There’s a lot of stunts, like “last person to leave” stuff. Mr. Beat, on the other hand, mostly makes American political history videos. He’s mostly known for his videos about American presidents, but he also has more general history stuff, as well as geography and economics stuff. But Mr. Beast and Mr. Beat have more in common than you might think.

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