Yes. If you think both Jobs and Stewart were pivotal, then MrBeast might also be pivotal. Personalities are brands, sometimes there is a product brand (apple) that is as big as the personality brand (jobs) that a business can sustain itself off the product brand. My guess is no such brand exists for the MrBeast channel but that is not fixed in stone.
That's fair. And we did talk about a bunch of unknowables and such with regards to such a new industry.
So that rolls back to the question I asked you before - if someone who creates a self-sustaining business is less valuable.
You said yes. It seems to me like the opposite of the point you wanted to make. Since with all of this in mind, Mr. Beast is more valuable than his employees, and Jobs would be as well.
Since their employees aren't needed in order to make their businesses a success (an employee is needed, but who it is would be replaceable). That doesn't seem like your usual thing, so I wanted some clarity there.