MrBeast's bizarre dance video just became the most reposted TikTok in history

MrBeast shared a bizarre video of him dancing on TikTok and it has now broken a record for the amount of reposts it has received.

The news has baffled not only viewers but also MrBeast himself who has reacted to the attention he’s gotten since the clip was published four days ago.

The YouTuber, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, is known for his extreme challenge videos with huge sums of cash up for grabs for the winner.

His clips have earned him a whopping 511 million subscribers, making his channel the most subscribed-to on the social media platform.

Now, it seems the 28-year-old has broken the internet after sharing a video of him dancing to a TikTok ‘MrBeast’ song.

In the caption of the video, he wrote: “Btw this dance took me hours to learn.”

In the clip, Donaldson can be seen standing on a dancefloor with other people dressed in black wearing MrBeast masks.

While strange, it seems that the video has left an impression on people, with it being reposted more than a whopping 10 million times.

This is the first time a video has been reposted this much on the platform, causing it to become a history-making moment for the YouTuber.

One user took to X, formerly Twitter, to share this news and it was reacted to by none other than Donaldson himself, who wrote: “I don’t understand.”

Alongside this, the creator shared a crying emoji but I don’t think he’s the only one who is confused by the situation.

A lot of other people have since taken to social media to share their own thoughts on the matter, with one person tweeting: “10 million reposts is insane. I guess everybody loves a dance break.”

Another wrote: “The funniest part is that even MrBeast seems confused about why this one exploded.”

And a third added: “27M likes is absolutely insane.”

Over on TikTok, viewers replied to Donaldson’s bizarre dance in his own comment section where one user remarked: “MrBeast is so good at this it looks AI.”

Another said: “Married man btw.”

And a third person joked: “this guy should start a youtube channel.”

MrBeast recently announced that he had tied the knot with his partner Thea Booysen after proposing to her on Christmas Day 2024.

Donaldson posted photos of the big day on his Instagram page, sharing that it was the best day of his life and announcing that he had found ‘MrsBeast’.