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[minecraft]

From building with blocks, to building hospitals in Nepal, it’s inspiring to see the impact of your work. Looking forward to planting some trees!

[ryanxgt]

He's the most subscribed YouTuber for a reason, so deserved. Content is nice to watch when people are happy.

[awezone]

I am from Nepal and, this place is located in Sindhuli district. People from Sindhuli, say that he only added the solarlights in the hospital. But, the building itself was built by Nepal government not Mr beast.

[haku_aku]

Thank You Jimmy and Beast Philanthropy!!!
Much love from Nepal 🇳🇵!!!

[Gundumb_guy]

As a grown man, 37 years old, this channel never fails to bring a tear to my eye from happiness. With how depressing life can be and with how selfish people in the world are nowadays it’s very easy to lose hope and even give up. But as long as I see one of these videos from time to time it reminds me that not all people are heartless scumbags. It’s just a shame that it takes a youtuber to do all these massive things instead of the governments! Bless you jimmy, your a good dude.
Edit: I honestly thought I was going to get a bunch of reply’s of people hating or making fun of me for being cheesy but I was pleasantly surprised!

[lwashere]

Everybody thanks Jimmy, but forgets Darren in the process. We didn’t forget you champ, you’re the Goat🫶

[mitschnel]

its so insane how far you've come. From making YouTube videos in your bedroom to literally saving lives with your team

[LXT]

Looking at such videos, tears come, Jimmy, you are a man with a huge soul who is changing the world for the better

[AbiKenzie-mzsb]

That's why Jimmy is the most popular Youtuber on Earth. No Questions, hard work from him and so deserved.

[roshanghorasainee]

Thank you, Jimmy! As a Nepali, I literally had tears in my eyes watching this support from you to this remote place. We, Nepalese, are really thankful towards you and your team. Also, big thanks to givepower for your support too. Thank you @MrBeast.

[plaguedoctor]

I still can't help but remember how Darren started by helping in a dog shelter. Jimmy has quite literally changed his life forever.

[mrshadows]

My parents lived in a refugee camp in Nepal for 18 years without proper plumbing or electricity before moving to Canada. They had to walk to a local water pump to get water. Thank you for showing my country the love and support it deserves!

[Lynxytw]

As a Nepalese citizen, this video gave tears to my eyes. It's full of happiness. Thank you Mr. Beast and the whole team for your kind gesture.

[OopsHaha]

Jimmy deserves a nobel prize, and Darren and his crew gotta be right there with him, accepting it

[lastofus]

I am from nepal and this hospital was built by government 😂😂😂
Mr. Beast added solar panels and took all the credit lol 😂😂😂

[bidhyakatuwal]

I literally cried when they turned on the lights in the means the world to the villagers ... huge respect, and thank you so much 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[ghaznavid]

I've been to Nepal twice. The people there are insanely welcoming, and the scenery is exceptional. What I found interesting is that the people in the Khumbu Valley consider Edmund Hillary to almost be a god, and even have shrines built to him - not because he climbed Everest, but because he built schools and hospitals in the region.

[RILDIGITAL]

It's incredible what a difference a dedicated team and a little technology can make in difficult surroundings. Every effort counts and the influence you all had on this community is immense. It's heartwarming to see cooperation in action towards the common purpose of making life better. Recovery is within reach with effort and commitment.

[SambhavShrestha-nc]

Damn you just got exposed again it's actually crazy

[mirrorsreflectyou]

From Nepal and his team visiting here has been major news here. Great to see his work reach here