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33.48Mviews · 15% of avg
1.25Mlikes · 3.73%
64.9Kcomments · 0.19%
14:35length
218.68Mavg / recent 19
YouTube's API doesn't expose share, watch-time or dislike counts — analysis is based on views, likes, comments & engagement rates.
Recent videos — views · this one highlighted, dashed line = channel avg
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Like rate3.73%
vs 2.07% channel avg · +80%
Comment rate0.19%
vs 0.07% channel avg · +171%
Underperformed on views (15% of avg) but engagement exploded: 80% higher like-rate and 2.7x comment-rate — audience deeply moved by the emotional wish-granting and Stray Kids cameo.
📉 Under-performed
Views At 33.5M views, this is only 15% of your recent 218.7M average. The charity/healthcare topic likely has a narrower appeal than your typical spectacle/giveaway videos, but it still pulled a massive audience thanks to emotional packaging and celebrity collabs.
Engagement Like-rate (3.73%) is nearly double your channel norm (2.07%), and comment-rate (0.19%) is almost triple (0.07%). Viewers are unusually motivated to express gratitude and share their own stories — a highly invested audience despite lower reach.
Biggest driver The emotional weight of granting wishes to children with cancer, amplified by the surprise appearance of Stray Kids, created a viral emotional core that drove deep engagement.
✏️ Title & packaging
The title is clear and directly states the video's premise, but it may be too generic to stand out. The word 'I' centers the creator rather than the kids or the emotional hook. Including 'cancer' or 'wishes' could improve searchability, and adding an emotional trigger like 'Emotional' or 'Their Heroes' might boost click-through rate. The current title performed decently but given the engagement, a more heartstring-tugging title could have amplified views.
I Gave 100 Kids Fighting Cancer Their Dream Day (Emotional)
They Beat Cancer, Then Met Their Heroes (Stray Kids, KSI, LeBron)
100 Kids with Cancer Got 1 Wish… You Won't Believe What Happened
This video resonated on a deeply personal level, generating one of the highest engagement rates in recent memory despite lower view counts. Comments overflow with gratitude, personal cancer stories, and praise for your character — many calling you 'the right person famous.' The Stray Kids cameo was a major engagement spike, delighting both the group's fanbase and general viewers. A few critical voices question the optics, but the overwhelming sentiment is heartfelt appreciation.
Overall sentiment
Overwhelmingly positive and emotional — viewers feel grateful, inspired, and personally connected.
90%positive
90%Positive
8%Neutral
2%Critical
🧵 What people are talking about
Emotional appreciation and 'right person famous'
positive
Very common (~40+ comments)
“We made the right person famous. Mr Beast your a legend❤”
Stray Kids cameo excitement
positive
Very common (~50+ comments, many at 8:05 mark)
“8:05 OMG STRAY KIDS! This is so heartwarming”
Personal cancer stories and gratitude
positive
Common (~15 comments with detailed stories)
“Hi Mr. Beast. I'm 42 years old and live in Russia... Thank you for giving these people something to remember.”
Requests for personal wishes/donations
neutral
Moderate (~10 comments asking for help)
“Dear MrBeast, my father is disabled and I would love to get some help to make his life easier.”
Criticism of motives or negativity
negative
Rare (~2 comments)
“If you're doing this out of the kindness of your heart, you wouldn't go online posting and bragging about it??”
Comments about the wedding timing
positive
A few (~5 comments)
“Everyone was expecting a wedding video... Instead, we watched a man who once played Minecraft alone transform into a husband who changed the lives of children.”
🏆 Top comments · bar = likes
▲ 84.7K
Hi Mr. Beast. I'm 42 years old and live in Russia. In 2005, I broke my spine and was walking on crutches. Then in 2020, they found a tumor in my head, removed it, and I was paralyzed on the right side. Last year, in 2025
▲ 25.9K
We want to make sure no kid has to fight cancer alone! If you want to help support the Stand Up to Cancer dream team and help end pediatric cancer, please click the link https://StandUpToCancer.org/MrBeast or in the desc
▲ 15.7K
from playing minecraft to saving thousands of lives.. wow man edit: WE ARE TIED WITH THE PINNED COMMENT IN LIKES..
▲ 11.3K
Everyone was expecting a wedding video worth between $1 and $1 million… Instead, we watched a man who once played Minecraft alone transform into a husband who changed the lives of children he had never met.
▲ 11.2K
*”Why do you like MrBeast?”* - This is why
💬 12975 comments/day over 5 days
🟢 still active · last comment today
💚 What viewers loved
- You are the real definition of humanity.
- We made the right person famous.
- This is enough to make a grown man cry.
- Thank you for giving these children something to remember.
- Bro unlocked the 'Husband' achievement.
🛠️ Constructive criticism
- Some question if you're doing it for clout (rare).
- One comment about 'bragging' online.
- A few wish requests feel demanding/entitled.
- One person sad no one wished to end world hunger.
- A comment joking about 'donate blood' line sounding dark.
❓ Questions & requests viewers keep asking
- Can you grant my wish / help me or my family?
- Will you collab with Stray Kids again?
- How can I donate to Stand Up To Cancer?
- Can you come to my country (e.g., Africa, Turkey, Yemen)?
- Why didn't any kid wish to end world hunger?
🎬 Next-video ideas from your comments
💡Behind-the-scenes / extended cut of the wish-granting day with more emotional interviews.
💡Full Stray Kids collab video — fans are begging for more.
💡Follow-up: 'Where Are They Now?' – checking in on the kids after their wishes.
💡Grant wishes in other countries (Africa, South America) to broaden appeal.
💡Create a 'Wish Granting Challenge' where fans can nominate kids.
📌 Comments worth replying to
“Hi Mr. Beast. I'm 42 years old and live in Russia. In 2005, I broke my spine...”
↳ A deeply personal story that humanizes the global impact of your work. Replying here shows you care about individual stories.
“Everyone was expecting a wedding video... Instead, we watched a man who once played Minecraft alone transform into a husband who changed the lives of children.”
↳ Beautifully captures the narrative arc of your journey and resonates with long-time fans. Perfect to acknowledge.
“8:05 STRAY KIDS! This is so heartwarming”
↳ Represents the massive Stray Kids fan engagement. Replying could strengthen that community.
“From playing minecraft to saving thousands of lives.. wow man”
↳ A concise, powerful testament that sums up your impact. Great to pin as a reply.
📌 Ready to post — pinned comment
Thank you all for the love! Let's keep helping kids fight cancer. Donate at StandUpToCancer.org/MrBeast ❤️ What was your favorite wish moment?
👥 Who's watchingYour audience is deeply empathetic, often sharing personal health struggles and expressing gratitude. They value your philanthropic side as much as entertainment. The Stray Kids influx shows a younger, international fanbase who engage enthusiastically with crossovers.
⚡ Boost engagementPin a reply to the top comment from a child or family member featured in the video — the personal touch will humanize the video even more and encourage others to share their stories.
🛡️ Mostly clean; a few comments ask for money or self-promote, but no major spam or toxicity. Keep an eye on wish-request comments to avoid scams.