WATCH: Mr. Beast Blind Video: YouTube helps 1,000 blind people see again by sponsoring cataract surgeries

Mr. Beast showed up and helped at least a thousand people make their world visible and clear. And he did it by sponsoring his cataract surgery. Yes it’s true. Famous YouTuber and social media star Mr. Beast is helping his fans by paying for cataract surgery. The YouTuber has reportedly helped at least 1,000 people who couldn’t afford cataract surgery. Without a doubt, Mr. Beast is one of the best content creators on YouTube. He has millions of fans on social media. So he decided to help his fans by sponsoring cataract surgeries. We are here to tell you what Mr. Beast had to say about it. He is requested to stick to this page and continue reading this article for more details. Scroll down the page and see below. Stay tuned for more updates on PKBNews

Blind Mr. Beast Video

Mr. Beast’s latest trick has impressed everyone. He came sponsored by at least 1,000 people who were nearly or truly blind. Mr. Beast paid for cataract surgeries for people who couldn’t afford surgery. Meanwhile, a YouTuber posted a video on YouTube on Saturday. So far, that video has racked up more than 32 million views. In the video, Mr. Beast says, “we cured the blindness of a thousand people.” He slides his finger down the screen to read more details.

In the video you can see how Mr. Beast touches the feet before and after the patients who underwent cataract surgery for him. The Youtuber also delivered monetary donations and gifts to some of the participants. Do you know Mr. Beast’s real name? Mr. Beast’s real name is Jimmy Donaldson. An ophthalmologist and surgeon named Jeff Levenson, who was with Jimmy Donaldson at the surgical camp in Jacksonville, Florida, coordinated the Gift of Sight program for more than two decades.

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Twitter Reacts To Blind Mr. Beast Video

Jeff Levenson said: “Half of all the blind in the world are people who need a 10-minute operation,” referring to cataract surgery. “In the days and weeks after my own cataract surgery, I was amazed at how bright and beautiful and colorful the world was,” he said. “But I was struck by the idea that there are hundreds of millions, probably 200 million people around the world who are blind or nearly blind from cataracts and don’t have access to surgery.”

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