Indian YouTuber CarryMinati teamed up with global star MrBeast for an exciting video with a $1,000,000 prize.
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In a grand collaboration that has rocked the YouTube community, Indian YouTuber CarryMinati, also known as Ajey Nagar, has now appeared in the most viral video of MrBeast.
The extraordinary video was released on July 13, 2024, with 50 of the largest content creators in the world competing for a shocking $1 million prize. Though Carry did not win the competition, his participation generated significant buzz. And here we will talk about it all in detail.
MrBeast's Grand Challenge
MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, is pretty famous for pulling off grand, exaggerated challenges and for his charity giveaways.
This time he has gone the extra mile, trapping 50 YouTubers in a see-through cube to perform surprise challenges. The catch was that whoever stayed standing until the event's end would win the $1 million prize for his subscribers. And these challenges included last-minute basketball games and team-based trials that are similar to the already popular Squid Game.
CarryMinati Was Part of the Star-Studded Lineup in MrBeast's Video
The video consists of popular faces from the YouTube community, including KSI, Logan Paul, Pokimane, and Marques Brownlee. In the list of such global icons is CarryMinati, the Indian YouTube star known for his roast videos and humor-infused wit. His presence at the event has generated a lot of excitement among his followers, mainly from India, where he commands a pretty big viewership.
His presence in such a high-profile event underscores his ever-increasing influence and spread in popularity beyond India. His fans couldn't wait to see him and his presence didn't disappoint. He added a special inimitable spice to the already dynamic mix of creators and the atmosphere.
The content creators that participated in Jimmy's challenges are listed below:
- AJ Shabeel
- Alexandra Botez
- Amine
- Amixem
- Andrea Botez
- Bella Poarch
- CarryMinati
- Chunkz
- Deestroying
- El Rubius
- Enaldinho
- FaZe Rug
- Fede
- Ibai
- IShowSpeed
- Jacksfilms
- Jaiden Animations
- Jesser
- JiDion
- Jschlatt
- Kai Cenat
- KSI
- Kwaktube
- LazarBeam
- Lexi Rivera
- LilyPichu
- Logan Paul
- Ludwig
- Mark Rober
- Marques Brownlee
- MatPat
- Michael Reeves
- Michelle Khare
- MoistCr1TiKaL
- Nick DiGiovanni
- Niko Omilana
- Nil Ojeda
- Ossy
- Pokimane
- Quackity
- Ryan Trahan
- Sam and Colby
- Sketch
- Spreen
- Spriteder
- Sushi Ramen
- TheOdd1sOut
- Valkyrae
- VikkStar
Who Won MrBeast Grand Challenge?
After a round of challenging cooking tasks, the competition reached its final form between Alex, Amizem, Nick, Jaiden, and Ludwig. And multiple challenging rounds, Jaiden Animations, who has over 12 million subscribers and 2.5 billion views, emerged as the winner, taking home the $1 million prize for her subscribers.
After winning the award, Jaiden announced that she plans to use the money on other artists saying: “It’s hard for a lot of artists out there. I’d really like to send a lot of them to art school.”
For many, however, the highlight of the show was the inclusion of CarryMinati among the list of nominees for the award, proving that he can entertain and perform with some of the biggest names in the YouTube world. In a tweet, CarryMinati expressed his thankfulness for the opportunity from MrBeast and the supporters; this tweet got quite popular.
CarryMinati, in response to an invitation from Mr. Beast, said, "This was so much fun, Thank you, Jimmy, for pulling this only you can do it lol & Thank you guys for all the support I won't be there without you." MrBeast replied, "Thank you for coming out," and thereafter thanked his fans before throwing a funny jab at T-Series, the huge Indian music and film industry that has so spectacularly brought down YouTube. He said, "Btw if you pass the T-Series HQ on your way home tell them I said hi."
The video is out :) @MrBeastWatch: https://t.co/8Gm9CYgJdr pic.twitter.com/kKSAlG8iCY
Now for those wanting to know what's in store next from MrBeast, well, he is already setting up his big, new project: a competition series on Prime Video titled "Beast Games." The latest series will include 1,000 contestants competing for a gigantic prize of $5 million, which shall showcase more exciting, extreme content than ever.
Well, as this collaboration comes to an end, we are eagerly anticipating other projects of both MrBeast and CarryMinati, which promise even more exciting moments in the world of digital entertainment.