Tom Brady Drills MrBeast's Drone With Football On A $300 Million Yacht

Jimmy Donaldson, better known as YouTube sensation «MrBeast,» could be the reason NFL legend Tom Brady is coming out of retirement.

MrBeast’s latest video for YouTube involved the different kinds of luxury on the high seas, and that led to a run-in with Brady and his kids on a $300 million yacht.

And what is a meeting with Brady without some spirals, even if it is on the deck of a ship.

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MrBeast arrives at the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards at Microsoft Theater on March 4, 2023 in Los Angeles. (Steve Granitz/FilmMagic)

While MrBeast passed up his chance to catch a perfectly thrown ball from Brady, an opportunity not many get now that he’s retired from the NFL, he decided to put the future Hall of Famer on the bench.

MrBeast had a drone circling the yacht, and he said Brady had to shoot it down with a football. Brady even challenged himself.

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«If I hit this drone on the first down, maybe I should come out of retirement,» Brady said.

«You’re going to miss it,» Brady’s daughter Vivian told her dad.

Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers shouts in celebration after running for a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the Carolina Panthers at Raymond James Stadium on January 1, 2023 in Tampa, Florida. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images) (fake images)

But as fans have seen so many times, when Brady needs to throw, he does. The drone fell into the ocean after Brady clipped it with his pass, and everyone celebrated, including the man who retrieved it from the water.

Brady also attempted to throw a football to a friend of MrBeast’s on a jet ski from the yacht, and it was a perfect throw that hit him square in the chest. But MrBeast’s friend was unable to tow it, leading to some laughs on the yacht.

Brady may have said he would think about coming out of retirement, but he probably didn’t mean it. He insisted that his second phase of retirement was for real this time, after quickly changing his mind last offseason to stay with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.