This features a series of challenges pitting humans against animals in various feats of strength, speed, and intelligence. The challenges include a man's tug-of-war against a lion, a high jumper competing against a tiger, a bull rider navigating an arena with charging bulls, a man attempting to survive a minute in a ring with a sumo wrestler, an elephant's painting competition against a comedian, special forces soldiers hiding from trained search dogs, and a cheetah racing against different cars, including a golf cart, a minivan, and a Formula E race car. The video highlights the unique abilities of both humans and animals while also raising awareness for endangered species like the cheetah.

This chronicles the journey of a man named Match who accepts MrBeast's challenge to lose 100 pounds in a year for a prize of $250,000. He moves into a dedicated home with a personal gym, unlimited healthy food, and a trainer named Coach Wall. Throughout the challenge, Match faces physical and emotional hurdles, including the unexpected passing of Coach Wall. Despite the difficulties, he pushes through, honors his mentor, and ultimately achieves his weight loss goal, transforming his life and winning the grand prize. The video also features various challenges along the way where Match can add more money to his prize pool.

This showcases a series of increasingly expensive dates, starting from a $1 ferris wheel ride and escalating to a $500,000 date that involves renting out the entirety of Disneyland. Along the way, the video features a $10,000 dinner cooked by Gordon Ramsay, a $50,000 private island getaway, and a $100,000 date at a mega-complex with a water park and ski resort. A significant portion of the video also details MrBeast's friend Nolan going on a $250,000 date with singer Madison Beer, culminating in a second date at Disneyland alongside MrBeast and his fianceé. The video highlights the unique experiences and luxuries afforded by these extravagant dates.

MrBeast and his team embark on a 100-hour adventure exploring ancient Mayan temples and discovering hidden secrets deep underground. They visit various historical sites, including a 2,000-year-old temple containing a funerary mask of a snake kingdom king, and the ruins of a city that once housed over 100,000 people. They also explore a sacred cave believed to be the origin of humanity and play an ancient Mayan ball game where the losing captain's head was cut off. The journey culminates with a visit to Chichen Itza, one of the seven wonders of the world.

This video, titled "Click This Video To Feed 1 Person," explains how simply watching the video helps feed people in need and supports various initiatives to combat food insecurity and child labor. MrBeast details how generated revenue from views is used to fund school meal programs, upgrade classrooms, build kitchens and wells, establish farms with modern equipment, and provide transportation for food distribution in Ghana. The video also highlights efforts in the United States, partnering with the organization Sharing Excess to rescue and distribute millions of pounds of food that would otherwise go to waste. Through collaborations with DoorDash and Tony Robbins, the goal is to provide millions of meals to those in need, emphasizing the impact of each view and encouraging sharing to maximize reach.

MrBeast and his team visiting and surviving five of the deadliest places on Earth. They start by spending a night in a cage surrounded by wild animals in an African safari, followed by ice climbing a frozen waterfall. Next, they drive a notoriously dangerous road in Bolivia, encounter sharks in open water, and trek through the Amazon rainforest during a flash flood. The final and deadliest location is Snake Island, where they spend a night amidst venomous snakes, even assisting scientists with snake research.

100 past contestants are placed in individual circles, and the last person to leave their circle wins $500,000. Over several days, participants are eliminated through various sub-challenges, including building and defending towers from dodgeballs, a "hot potato" game where teams try to avoid holding a ball when a timer runs out, and head-to-head balance beam duels. As the competition narrows down to the top 10, the remaining contestants choose to compete in a one-legged standing endurance challenge. Finally, the top five face off in a paintball game, where they shoot at mannequins representing each other, with circles shrinking after each hit. The last person remaining after three hits is eliminated. The final two competitors battle it out in a tense shootout, with the youngest contestant, Gio, ultimately winning the $500,000 prize.

MrBeast and his team were granted unrestricted access to the Great Pyramids of Egypt for 100 hours. They explored various chambers within the pyramids, including what is believed to be King Khufu's tomb and King Khafre's burial chamber. They also ventured into the Tomb of God Osiris, deep underground, and even climbed to the highest point inside the Great Pyramid, a feat rarely accomplished by modern humans.Throughout their adventure, they sought to uncover the truth about who built the pyramids, visiting the workman's tomb where evidence of manual labor was found on ancient skeletons. They also explored the Sphinx for hidden secrets and treasures. The video concludes with the team discovering ancient graffiti within the pyramid that further supports the theory that ancient Egyptians, not aliens, built these magnificent structures as tombs for their pharaohs.

This features a social experiment where 20 contestants, all previously eliminated from the "Beast Games" series, compete for $500,000. They face a series of challenges, often involving timed eliminations, strategic voting, and forming alliances. The games range from choosing who to eliminate each minute, to building block towers, and a "press the button to win money but be eliminated" challenge. The video culminates in a final standoff where the last two contestants must decide whether to cooperate for one to win, or risk neither winning anything. Ultimately, one contestant selflessly sacrifices their win for the other, who is a cancer survivor with a goal to help others. The video also promotes subscribing for a chance to win an iPhone.

MrBeast and his team embarked on a mission to help 2,000 amputees around the world walk again by providing them with prosthetic limbs and surgeries. The video highlights several emotional stories of individuals regaining their mobility, including Stephanie who hadn't walked in 15 years, and Travis who was able to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wedding. The project extended globally, with MrBeast visiting Guatemala and Ecuador to assist people, and providing a new truck to an organization that helps reach patients in remote areas. The initiative also covered surgeries for children in Kenya and expanded to the Philippines, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka, aiming to bring independence and joy to countless lives.