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Topics: MrBeast, YouTube, World News, History, Egypt, Social Media
Jen Thomas
Topics: MrBeast, YouTube, World News, History, Egypt, Social Media
Another day, another outrageous story involving MrBeast.
What has he done this time, you ask?
He's only gone and hired three actual pyramids for an upcoming YouTube video.
Gone are the days of simple bedroom videos, with creators seemingly attempting to best each other at every turn with more and more outlandish antics.
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Social media star MrBeast has shocked fans with the revelation that he is renting out three Egyptian pyramids with completely private access for an upcoming video.
As you do.
He featured on a podcast, Beyond the Records, a podcast hosted by Olympian Noah Lyles.
In a TikTok teaser for a forthcoming episode, MrBeast dropped the news about his most ambitious project yet.
The video hasn't yet been filmed, but the star confessed he will have access to the pyramids for 100 hours.
“We got all three of the Pyramids of Egypt for 100 hours. I’m gonna do a video where they let me explore anywhere I want in the Pyramids,” he revealed.
He said that he and several friends will 'sleep in the Pyramids' and have the area 'all to ourselves.'
Everyone on social media has been asking one question: HOW?!
"How the f**k do you rent out the pyramids?? what kinda boss call do you need to make for that?" asked one X (formerly Twitter) user.
"The boss called money," replied one.
"When I was a kid we'd rent out the skating rink for, like, $100. What's he going to rent out next, the Earth?" joked another.
Another social media user quipped: "Can’t wait for the video: 'I Spent 100 Hours Trying to Solve the Secrets of the Pharaohs (With a $10,000 Giveaway)"
The podcast host asked the question everyone wants to know: how on earth this came about?
MrBeast said he has been working with the Egyptian Government to make it happen.
“I’d never been inside of it. I want to just find secrets and go through all the rooms and tombs and that kind of stuff.”
He explained that a tour guide will be with them to provide some expert knowledge as well as show them 'rooms that no one’s seen publicly.'
“I’m so excited because there are all these secret corridors deep below too. I don’t know what to expect.”
He said his cohorts will also be 'bringing all sorts of gadgets to sense out ghosts.'
However, he hasn't yet said when we can expect the video to drop, so there may be quite a wait yet.