Cristiano Ronaldo confirms THIS YouTube star as his next guest, says, 'Will break Internet'

Written By Harshvardhan Jaiman | Updated: Nov 21, 2024, 02:24 PM IST

The most anticipated video will hit the online streaming platform this Thursday, November 21, 2024, at 8 AM EST

Cristiano Ronaldo, the world's most famous footballer, has officially confirmed that his next video on YouTube will feature none other than MrBeast, a YouTube star renowned for elaborate challenges and philanthropy. This unexpected collaboration promises to be historic as it will bring together the sports and entertainment regimes.

Ronaldo's channel, UR Cristiano, having drawn over 67 million subscribers since its inception in August 2024, has been teasing fans about a mystery guest. Whispers regarding sporting companions and a possible reunion with rival Lionel Messi drove the rumour mill rampant before MrBeast, a content creator with over 331 million subscribers, got revealed. This revelation took fans completely by surprise and set social media ablaze.

In his latest video, Ronaldo calls MrBeast his “greatest rival” on YouTube. “He is the man I have to beat on YouTube, and I want to beat him—watch out,” Ronaldo said with a laugh. Both world's icons seriously keep the audience engaged through this rivalry of theirs, bringing a fun twist to their collaboration.

The most anticipated video will hit the online streaming platform this Thursday, November 21, 2024, at 8 AM EST. Anticipation is rife for what this intrepid duo will create together, with challenges and discussions melding their disparate styles.


This is indeed an important collaboration for both Ronaldo and MrBeast, as it stands testament to the growing overlap between traditional sports stardom and digital celebrity. His world records broken on the soccer pitch, coupled with an innovative venture toward YouTube, testify to his ability and willingness to engage with fans through new media.

The audiences should not expect anything less than sensational content as these two mega-institutions connect.