The sensation on YouTube MrBeast’s new virtual burger joints rise when downloading the number one application

YouTube megastar MrBeast (AKA Jimmy Donaldson) has launched a virtual restaurant and – unsurprisingly – it is an instant success.

The Internet sensation, which boasts over 48 million YouTube subscribers, recently partnered with Virtual Dining Concepts to bring burgers to its masses for delivery only.

Shortly after its launch, MrBeast Burger was the most downloaded app on iTunes and Google Play and became one of the top five most popular Google searches.

Over the weekend, Donaldson debuted his free drive-thru burger concept near his hometown of Greenville, North Carolina, for a one-day pop-up event.

YouTuber shared a video of the launch, which showed lines of cars stretching for miles, with hungry drivers, all ready to sink their teeth into a MrBeast burger … and a lot of money.

Not only did MrBeast serve meals at no cost to consumers, but the lucky meals were treated with money and prizes.

With the success of the pop-up, Donaldson decided to bring MrBeast Burger to the masses through his new virtual application.

While the offerings are no longer free, the virtual brand has been added to existing operational kitchens in American cities. This means that ordering from MrBeast Burger will help infuse much-needed money into independent restaurants and chains that have been hit hard by the pandemic.

“I am very pleased with the launch of MrBeast Burger,” Donaldson said in a press release. “We put in months of hard work to get this up and running and we can’t wait for our fans to get a taste of what we’ve prepared!”

Adding: “We’ve received such a great response from our fans and we’re excited to score more restaurants.”

Through its partnership with Virtual Dining Concepts, MrBeast Burger is now available from coast to coast in more than 30 major U.S. markets, including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Tampa and Boston, with additional locations coming in 2021.

The MrBeast Burger menu was created by MrBeast in collaboration with VDC Culinary Director Eric Greenspan. Chef Greenspan is best known as the chef and owner of The Foundry in Los Angeles, is a mainstay of television’s most popular cooking competitions both as a competitor and as a judge, and has been named the king of grilled cheese.

The menu includes classic produce such as sliced ​​french fries, juicy crushed burgers and spicy hot chicken sandwiches from Nashville and has been launched in almost 300 locations.

Fans were asked to try the delicious deals and, remarkably, all the restaurants sold out in one night.

“We worked closely with Jimmy and his team to make sure every menu item was authentic,” said Robbie Earl, co-founder of Virtual Dining Concepts. “After many productive taste tests, we have a menu that everyone is proud of – and it’s designed to work easily in any restaurant kitchen.”

Earlier this month, Virtual Dining Concepts collaborated with the queen of Christmas, Mariah Carey on Mariah’s Cookies, as well as with TYGA BITES by hip-hop artist Tyga.

Next year the company has collaborations with Mario Lopez for Mario’s Tortas Lopez and Pauly D’s Italian Subs by DJ Pauly D.

Hungry fans can order their own MrBeast Burger via the MrBeast Burger app or through most major food delivery apps, including Grubhub, DoorDash, Postmates, UberEats and Seamless.