100-day challenge where two strangers, Bailey and Susie, are isolated in a white chamber with the promise of $500,000 if they both remain for the full duration. Throughout the challenge, MrBeast offers them various temptations, such as a private chef, comfortable beds, entertainment, and even a chance to see their families, all for a portion of their prize money. Despite facing extreme boredom, frustration with each other, and tempting offers, they ultimately succeed in completing the 100 days. In the final twist, they are given the choice to split the money or steal the other's share, and both choose to split, walking away with their $250,000 each.

MrBeast challenges a random person named Alex to survive in a grocery store, offering $10,000 for each day he stays. The catch is that Alex has to "pay" MrBeast back $10,000 worth of groceries each day to receive his winnings, leading him to strategically sell off items like electronics, dog food, and eventually even the water he used for his shelter. Alex builds makeshift living quarters, including a shower and bed, and even gets a forklift to help move items. The challenge gets harder when the power goes out, but Alex pushes through, eventually reaching day 45 and winning $450,000 before deciding to leave to be with his family.

MrBeast undertakes the extreme challenge of being buried alive under 20,000 pounds of dirt for seven days. He navigates the physical and mental toll of confinement, boredom, and the pranks of his friends, all while celebrating the milestone of reaching 200 million subscribers. The video documents his struggles with basic needs, the constant monitoring by his team, and the eventual relief of being unearthed.

MrBeast and his team embarked on a philanthropic mission to build 100 wells across Africa, providing access to clean drinking water for approximately half a million people. The video showcases their efforts in Kenya, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Somalia, and Cameroon, highlighting the positive impact on various communities, including schools and hospitals. Beyond just wells, they also upgraded school facilities with computers and furniture, and donated bicycles for transportation. The video emphasizes the life-changing significance of clean water and encourages viewers to donate to Beast Philanthropy to support further well-building initiatives.

This features ten contestants competing in a series of increasingly difficult laser mazes for a chance to win $250,000. Throughout the challenges, contestants are eliminated if they touch a laser. The mazes include navigating through tight laser grids, a course with closing laser walls, a moving platform and balance beam challenge, a room with "death beams," a 10-hour laser prison with a brief window to escape, and a jumping course while holding Prime hydration drinks. The final two contestants face off in a combined maze of all previous levels to determine the winner.

The journey begins with a dilapidated $1 shack, barely fit for living, and then dramatically shifts to a $1 million home offering spacious living areas, a movie theater with massage chairs, and an arcade. The tour continues with a $15 million Los Angeles mansion boasting incredible views and lavish entertainment spaces. Next, a $30 million Massachusetts estate unveils multiple car garages, an indoor tennis court, a two-story arcade, a basketball court, and even an indoor water park. A $45 million mega-mansion impresses with its open design and a basketball court, even featuring a visit from Mark Cuban. The video then highlights a $69 million "art house" meticulously built to withstand a tsunami, filled with priceless artworks and a custom sound system. The grand finale is the $139 million mega-mansion, an epitome of luxury, featuring a nightclub, a T-Rex, a robotic car elevator, walls of rare Italian marble, a million-dollar chandelier, an ice room, an enormous home theater, and an absurdly large poolside screen. The video provides a captivating look into how luxury and features scale with price in the world of real estate.

a contestant named Mac attempting to survive a series of increasingly difficult "death traps" designed by MrBeast. For each trap he successfully completes, he wins a certain amount of money, starting at $100,000 and aiming for $1,000,000. If he fails any trap, he loses everything. The traps include escaping a closing cage, navigating a laser maze, outrunning a giant boulder, completing an obstacle course in a giant hamster ball, swimming through an underwater chamber to pick locks and save money from a bonfire, choosing a Feastables bar over a Hershey's bar, and finally, crossing a high-altitude balance beam. The final challenge involves cutting out shapes from honeycomb, similar to the Squid Game, which he ultimately fails, losing all his winnings. However, MrBeast gives him an extra $100,000 for his efforts.

This showcases a progression of cars from a mere $1 rust bucket to a $100 million historic vehicle. MrBeast and his crew perform various stunts and tests with these cars, including driving them, exploding a bulletproof car, transforming a car into a boat and driving it on water, and even flying a car that turns into an airplane. The video culminates with the most expensive and rare cars, some even requiring police escorts and special road preparations for their drives.

features MrBeast and his crew conducting various large-scale experiments and stunts. They include dropping a Lamborghini into the world's largest shredder, detonating a massive "Creeper" explosion to destroy a village, launching a roller coaster off its tracks, testing the resilience of safes against explosives, and attempting to protect another Lamborghini from tank fire.

MrBeast hosts an "Olympics" style competition featuring one person from every country on Earth. Contestants compete in various challenges including a hurdle race, a gymnastics course, archery, fencing, and penalty kicks. The grand prize is a $250,000 gold medal. Throughout the challenges, participants are eliminated, and some are even offered $10,000 to drop out. Ultimately, it comes down to two finalists in a penalty kick showdown, where one person acts as the goalkeeper. Libya wins the grand prize, and Slovenia receives the silver medal. All competitors receive $2,000 for participating.