CarryMinati, real name Ajey Nagar, has made headlines again by orchestrating one of India’s most ambitious projects. YouTube collaborations. Following his viral breakout with MrBeast, the world’s leading YouTuber, CarryMinati has now brought together 14 of India’s top content creators in a new parody series titled Mr Beast Parody Ft. Indian Creators.

The video ranked at the top of YouTube’s trending videos. The viral video has received over 49 million (4.9 crore) views.

Excitement grew when CarryMinati and MrBeast released a preview on their Instagram profiles, generating widespread anticipation. MrBeast highlighted the collaboration, calling it “India’s biggest collaboration ever” and encouraged fans to check out the video via CarryMinati bio link.

Leading Indian content creators – Bhuvan Bam, BeerBiceps, Ashish Chanchlani, Harsh Beniwal, Techno Gamerz, Triggered Insaan, Fukra Insaan, Mythpat, Technical Guruji, Round2Hell, Kabita’s Kitchen, Purav Jha, Mortal and Notyourtype – have joined CarryMinati in this collaboration .

Together, they have over 625 million subscribers, making the project a landmark in Indian digital media.

In the video, CarryMinati hosts several challenges as Mr Least and gives money to the winner, just like MrBeast. MrBeast, whose original name is James Donaldson, has already surpassed T-Series to become the biggest YouTube.

MrBeast currently has 324 million (32.4 crore) subscribers while T-Series, led by Bhushan Kumar, has 277 million (27.7 crore) subscribers. For a long time, T-Series occupied the first place on YouTube.

Google searches for CarryMinati have been constant:

MrBeast’s comment

CarryMinati previously participated in MrBeast’s $1,000,000 challenge video. Following the event, CarryMinati hinted at a parody via X (formerly Twitter), which piqued MrBeast’s interest, ultimately leading to this collaboration.

MrBeast commented on the viral video. “The level of effort put into this is insane!” I love your hair haha,” he wrote. CarryMinati pinned the comment at the top.

According to one social media user, the video “will be remembered for years to come.”