GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: MrBeast, the highly influential and successful YouTuber, has just unveiled details about an upcoming challenge. He revealed that he will be gifting a remarkable $10,000 every day to any person who endures his store challenge.
In a departure from the conventional content standards on YouTube, MrBeast continues to push boundaries. Notably, in a recent announcement, MrBeast revealed that all the videos for December are prepared and urged his fans to activate their notifications, as shared in a Reddit post.
MrBeast opens 'Beast Grocery' for upcoming video
MrBeast recently gave fans a sneak peek of his upcoming video on Instagram, leaving them eagerly anticipating the release.
The teaser was captioned, "If I offered you $10,000 for every day you lived in a grocery store, how many months would you go? Tomorrow’s video is crazy!" MrBeast's voiceover set the stage for the upcoming adventure.
He announced, "For every day you spend in this grocery store, you win $10,000." The teaser briefly showed the set of MrBeast's video, a store named Beast Grocery.
The clip then featured MrBeast asking a contestant how long they can endure in the store. The contestant confidently responded with 100 days.
MrBeast's voiceover chimed in again, declaring, "You (contestants) can leave whenever you want but if you stay for 10 days you get a $100,000."
Continuing with the voiceover, MrBeast added, "If you stay for 20 days you get $200,000. How long do you think you can last?"
The teaser tantalizingly offered glimpses of more intriguing video moments, building viewers' excitement and anticipation.
Fans say MrBeast's upcoming challenge is the easiest
After the captivating and exhilarating preview of MrBeast's forthcoming video, a multitude of users came forward to share their opinions.
One person commented, "Looks like the trailer of a movie." Another user guessed, "I'd be chillin for easily a month maybe 2-3 lol."
A third person wrote, "This gotta be the easiest challenge bruh." Another person commented along a similar vein of thought, describing the challenge as, "Light work for introverts."
