On June 16th, MrBeastBurger tweeted that they were "giving away a 25 thousand dollar Amazon gift card." In the tweet, they mentioned that there are nineteen billboards much like the title image above each that come with a unique number.
MrBeast Burger is a delivery-only fast-food restaurant founded by the titular MrBeast, an influential YouTuber best known for his large sum giveaways. He created the restaurant in December 2020 in Wilson, North Carolina.
This was the only physical restaurant location known to date, taking the place of a Burger Boy restaurant. The restaurant is best known for paying people to eat there, or better yet, the first free food restaurant.
Below are the guidelines on how to enter the nationwide giveaway.
MrBeast Burger Giveaway guidelines
In the tweet above, it states that nineteen billboards will be displayed across the country, each with a unique number. However, each number is part of a secret code that must be properly deciphered and entered to win a 25K gift card to Amazon.
Also in the tweet, it states that the MrBeast Burger account will be announcing new billboard cities daily. It goes without saying that the account deserves a follow for updates.
The cities listed so far are:
- Los Angeles, CA
- San Franciso, CA
- Chicago, IL
- Miami, FL
- Greenville, NC
- Fayetteville, NC
- Houston, TX
- Long Beach, CA
- Minneapolis, MN
- Kansas City, MO
- Philadelphia, PA
- Nashville, Tn
- Plano, TX
At the time of the article, six cities had yet to be announced. The rules are simple: decipher the code, go to the website provided in both announcement tweets and enter your guess. The winner will be announced when the code is properly deciphered. You must also be eighteen or older to enter the contest and have your email address ready.
Many fans have already begun sharing billboard codes with one another. MrBeast responded to the MrBeast Burger thread with: "Good luck!"
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