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Here’s What The MrBeast Las Vegas Video Was Like

Author Shawn Tempesta
It was a feat that has never been seen before. The MrBeast Las Vegas production was one of the biggest undertakings in television history.

To say there was some bad press coverage around the MrBeast Las Vegas production at Allegiant Stadium would be an understatement. Their filming of a 2,000 contestant deep preliminary contest for his Amazon Prime Video series “Beast Games” was surrounded with accusations of cruel conditions, inadequate access to medication and more.

While the headlines for the blowback of the production have died down a bit, we are finally getting our first look at the show and for all of its alleged faults, the video was quite literally a production that would challenge, if not trump the biggest Super Bowl ever captured on film.

The MrBeast Las Vegas Competition Was Epic

When you are producing the biggest game show ever made with a grand prize of $5,000,000, you are going to need one of the biggest venues to hold it at. Allegiant Stadium was the secret (not so secret) venue for the shoot earlier this year.

The most ridiculous thing about this video is this isn’t even the official start of the “Beast Games” show. The MrBeast Las Vegas video is just the pre-cursor teaser video that whittled down the total number of contestants from 2,000 to 1,000, who then went off to an equally ridiculous production in Toronto for the Amazon Prime series.

Yes. This is “just” a YouTube video.

This Behind The Scenes Video Is Arguably More Incredible

Obviously the production is impressive, but a behind the scenes video from YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss is perhaps the most impressive video of all.

In it, host Arun Rupesh Maini takes you around the production from behind the camera, showing the unbelievable undertaking the production was. From the infrastructure, to the cameras, to the massive army of staff, it is a modern day miracle that this production went off.

Sure, maybe 2,000 contestants is a bit complicated to keep tabs on. But you have to appreciate the sheer scale of what it is they did. Giving away $5,000,000 is expensive!

Shawn Tempesta is the co-host of Aimee+Shawn on 102.7 VGS in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is also an Emmy award nominated television host. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Shawn writes about current events, education, funny and trending stories.

7 MrBeast Videos You Have To See To Believe

When you think of popular YouTubers, MrBeast likely comes to mind. Known for his outrageous stunts and giving away thousands of dollars, MrBeast has amassed a following of over 151 million subscribers on YouTube… But how did he become so popular? Before we dive into some of his most outrageous videos you have to see to believe, let’s take a deep dive into the background of MrBeast and his journey to becoming one of YouTube’s biggest stars.

MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, was born on May 7th, 1998 and grew up in Greenville, North Carolina. He created his YouTube channel in 2012 when he was just 14 years old, posting gaming videos and commentary. However, it wasn’t until he started doing challenges and stunts on his channel that he really started to gain a following.

In 2017, MrBeast embarked on a mission to watch an entire video without stopping or looking away. The video ended up going viral and brought MrBeast’s channel a ton of attention. He continued to do similar challenges and stunts on his channel, often giving away large sums of money to his viewers.

MrBeast’s content is known for being extremely ambitious and over-the-top. He once spent 24 hours in virtual reality, another time he filmed himself counting to 100,000, and he gave away a $1 million island to the winner of a “Last to Leave” challenge. His videos often involve other popular YouTubers and celebrities, making them even more enticing to his viewers.

One thing that sets MrBeast apart from other YouTubers is his philanthropy. He often uses his videos as a platform for charitable giving, whether it’s donating millions of dollars to food banks or teaming up with fellow creators to plant millions of trees. He’s said that he wants to use his platform for good, and he’s certainly making a difference through his giving.

Despite the fact that MrBeast’s content is often over-the-top and expensive to produce, he’s been able to turn his YouTube channel into a thriving business. He’s launched a merchandise line, which includes clothing items and accessories, and has even invested in a number of other YouTube channels and businesses.

MrBeast’s journey to becoming one of YouTube’s biggest stars has certainly been a wild ride. From humble beginnings as a gaming YouTuber to creating some of the most outrageous stunts and challenges seen on the platform, he’s certainly made a name for himself. We can’t wait to see what MrBeast has in store next! But until then, here are 7 of his wildest Youtube videos that you truly have to see to believe.

  • 7. "Last To Leave Circle Wins $500,000"

  • 6. "I Spent 50 Hours In Solitary Confinement"

  • 5. "Anything You Can Fit In The Circle I’ll Pay For"

  • 4. "I Spent 50 Hours Buried Alive"

  • 3. "Press This Button To Win $100,000!"

  • 2. "$1 vs $500,000 Plane Ticket!"

  • 1. "$456,000 Squid Game In Real Life!"

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