MrBeast tries 'most expensive' poop coffee in viral TikTok, trolls ask him to 'make video of getting it from source'

GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: Jimmy Donaldson, also referred to as MrBeast, has grabbed headlines again, this time for trying the "most expensive" coffee in the world.

MrBeast's success is clearly demonstrated by the enormous viewership his videos receive, consistently surpassing his own records for the highest number of views in the non-music video category with each new release.

MrBeast reveals how 'most expensive' coffee is obtained

In a recent TikTok video, MrBeast came along with his crew members Chris Tyson, Karl Jacobs, and Nolan Hansen to try the world's most expensive video made out of poop.

In the opening of the video, MrBeast said with a cup of coffee in his hand, "This is the most expensive coffee in the world." He asked his team members, "Do you wanna know why it's so expensive?"

The YouTube king said, sounding suspicious, "Promise you will still drink it." He went on to narrate, "They have these 20 elephants in Thailand digest the beans, they grab it out of their poop."

"So this is poop coffee," he said and asked everyone to sip the coffee, forgetting about the "poop."

However, the YouTuber liked the taste and said, "Yum," whereas Jacobs made puke expressions and added, "I just don't like gumballs. No one's developed a taste for it."

Hansen liked the taste and MrBeast even captioned the video stating, "Nolan said he liked it." Mocking him, MrBeast concluded the video by asking, "You wanna get it from the source?"

MrBeast's fans share thoughts on 'poop coffee'

As MrBeast revealed the most expensive coffee is obtained from elephant's poop, his followers were quick to troll him.

"Please make a video of him getting it from the source because that would just be a great YouTube video," a user said.

Another added, "This is awesome heard it had a more rich taste and more potent as the acid of the processing haha."

A third noted that the coffee doesn't taste that different and said, "It’s the same as Dunkin’ Donuts coffee."

"That coffee actually pretty good," someone else added.