MrBeast TeamWater initiative: Every celebrity who donated for the "largest creator collaboration"

Creators MrBeast and Mark Rober joined forces to start #TeamWater, an environmental fundraising initiative that aims to raise $40 million by August 31 to support and provide clean water to two million people globally.

The initiative is in collaboration with international nonprofit WaterAid, and has received donations from over 3,000 creators from 84 countries.

MrBeast shared on his YouTube channel that #TeamWater is the "largest creator collaboration" and "largest philanthropic project in history."

The YouTuber also made an appearance on Adin Ross' Kick livestream, where he tapped into several other well-known streamers and content creators to raise awareness for TeamWater. At one point in the livestream, Kansas native Wichita read out a list of streamers who have pledged to donate to the initiative.

"Let me just read off where we're at, so people know on this call. Adin, what the f**k just happened?"

Here is the list:

1. Train or Tyler Trainwreckstv - 400k
2. N3on - 10k
3. Steve or SteveWillDoIt - $50k
4. Logan Paul - $100k
5. MrBeast - $400k
6. xQc - $400k
7. Michael Rubin - $100k
8. CaseOh - $100k
9. Banks - $100k
10. Jynxzi - $100k
11. LosPollos - $100k
12. Sketch - $55k
13. Young Thug - $50k
14. Xposted - $50k
15. Kodak Black - $40k
16. Togi - $25k
17. Dan Clancy (Twitch CEO) - $1k
18. FaZe Rug - $10k
19. Sneako - $11k
20. Michael Rubin - $100k
21. TJ - $50k

More about MrBeast's TeamWater initiative

MrBeast's TeamWater initiative also includes TeamTrees and TeamSeas, which have collectively raised more than $50 million to plant 20 million trees and remove 30 million pounds of trash from natural water bodies.

The YouTuber, in a joint statement, said,

"We've seen the power of the internet when it rallies behind a cause. Now, we're taking on clean water because no one should have to live without it."

Kelly Parsons, CEO of WaterAid America, in another statement, said,

"Every dollar raised will fund long-term sustainable water solutions, from solar powered wells to gravity-fed pipelines delivering clean water to millions, for generations to come."

In another video, Beast chided Adin Ross and his community for raising more than $50k in an hour for TeamWater. He seemed surprised at the amount of donations since he believed that Ross' community was "super toxic" and said that "it's not adding up."

Adin Ross, while responding to the comment, asked the audience to "clip that and post that."

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