This is not the first time that Mrbeast has hinted at a collaboration with the former Captain of India.
In what could be an unexpected collaboration, the famous global YouTuber MRBAST has invited Senior India Batter Virat Kohli to a show on its channel. “@Imvkohli hey! Could you take you in a video?”, Mrbeast, known by his real name as James Stephen “Jimmy” Donaldson, wrote in “X”.
MRBAST has previously collaborated with several other celebrities, including the football star of Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo, actress Jacqueline Fernández and India Youtuber Carryminati.
Not the first time Mrbeast has hinted at the collaboration of Virat Kohli
However, this is not the first time that MRBAST has hinted at a collaboration with the former Captain of India. He had expressed his desire to filter with Kohli virat during an episode of the Ranveer Show last year. “I’ve been wanting to film with virat for a long time. I simply know that people here love and love it,” he said in the program organized by the YouTuber Ranveer Indian Allahbadia.
The illustrious Virat Kohli race
Since he made his international debut in 2008, Virat Kohli has become one of the most dominant batters of modern cryket worldwide. He has scored more than 15,000 races in tests and hate, and more than 3000 races in T20IS. Virat Kohli has broken multiple records in his career, especially that of most eighths of hate.
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He broke the Sachin Tendulkar record of 49 centuries Odi during the 2023 World Cup semifinal of India against New Zealand in Mumbai. Virat Kohli has played for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) throughout his career in the Premier League of India (IPL). He is the leading corridor of all time in the IPL with 8326 races of 260 games.
The Cricket player born in Delhi is currently with RCB in the current IPL 2025 season. The Royal Challengers Bengaluru are in fourth place with 10 points of eight games. Then they will face Rajasthan real eighth graduate in Bengaluru on Thursday.
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