Popular YouTuber MrBeast has recently announced the sequel to his Buried Alive challenge. In his announcement on X, formerly Twitter, the creator stated that he spent a whole week buried and found it to be an incredibly difficult experience. Suffice to say, fans immediately flooded the post with replies.
One fan even commented that the YouTuber had gone "crazy" for attempting the weeklong challenge:
"You going crazy."
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The original video was posted in March 2021, and part two, "I Spent 7 Days Buried Alive," was released on November 18, 2023. In the first part of the video, MrBeast had spent 50 hours, approximately two and a half days buried. It has already garnered over 8 million views in two hours.
"King of YouTube content": Fans impressed and shocked at the new MrBeast video
MrBeast is known for doing extreme challenges on YouTube and manages to surprise his fans every time a new video comes out. The 50-hour challenge video has amassed 309M views and over 250K comments. Fans were shocked to see the YouTuber accomplishing such intense endeavors.
After Jimmy announced the upcoming challenge on X, fans shared a plethora of reactions. One user praised his ability to come up with unique concepts.
However, some were questioning the YouTuber's content, with this fan asking if it was just for views.
This user was concerned for the YouTuber's safety and asked him not to repeat this challenge.
User @uniradao said that the sequel to the 50-hour challenge is going to be the next hit.
Popular video game company GoodGamers labeled Jimmy as the modern-day equivalent of Harry Houdini, a famous stunt performer.
This user claimed that MrBeast could get canceled for this challenge.
User @NabuVictor_ asked the YouTuber not to go overboard for his fans. He stated that the concept and the video were scary.
Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson has gained immense fame on YouTube for his generous giveaways and extreme challenges. Standing at 211 million subscribers, he is currently strategizing to surpass T-Series and become the most subscribed channel on the platform.
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