MrBeast says he’s renting out Egyptian pyramids for an upcoming YouTube video
YouTube star MrBeast said he has rented Egyptian pyramids for 100 hours for his upcoming video.
The YouTuber, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, shared the news in his recent guest appearance on the “Beyond the Records” podcast of Olympian content creator Noah Lyles.
“We got all three of the pyramids of Egypt for 100 hours. I’m gonna do a video where they’re gonna let me explore anywhere I want in the pyramids,” MrBeast said. “We're gonna sleep at the pyramids all to ourselves.”
When asked how he secured permission, he said, “We worked with the Egyptian government.”
@nojo18 MrBeast just casually, renting out the pyramids for 100 hours @beyondtherecords #mrBeast #BeyondTheRecords ##fyp ♬ original sound - Noah Lyles
“I've never been inside of it, I want to just like, find secrets and just go through all the rooms and the tombs and that kind of stuff,” he continued, adding that they will be joined by an expert who will guide them during their visit.
He continued that he plans to explore the monumental tombs and see rooms that “no one’s seen publicly.”
“I'm so excited because there’s all these secret corridors deep below, I don’t know what to expect,” the YouTube star continued. While they haven’t started filming yet, he hinted that they go on a “ghost hunting adventure” alongside his friends.
“I don’t really believe in ghosts or anything, but some of my friends are coming to do it. They're bringing all sorts of gadgets that like, sense out ghosts and things which I think are a sham. We haven’t filmed it yet,” he said.
MrBeast is famous for giving away millions of dollars to strangers. In celebration of his 26th birthday last May, he gave away 26 teslas to his lucky followers.
He also gained prominence for his content involving expensive stunts, such as recreating the popular South Korean survival series Squid Game sans the deaths. He likewise made headlines when he helped 1,000 blind people get cataract surgeries. Just recently, he said he broke 40 Guinness World Records for his Beast Games, a reality show available for streaming on Amazon Prime.
He currently has a total of 337 million YouTube subscribers, making him the most subscribed YouTube channel as of writing.
