In a TikTok posted by MrBeast, he revealed that he would recreate Squid Games in real life if the post got 10 million likes. As expected, It didn’t take long for the video to reach MrBeast’s Goal. Now he has 13.2 million likes.
In a recent video posted on TikTok, MrBeast says if the video gets 10 million likes, he will recreate Squid Games in real life.
Squid Game is a South Korean television series available on Netflix. This tv show was released worldwide on September 17, 2021, but this became the most popular show in the world.
According to multiple reports, ‘Squid Game’ is on track to become the most-watched show in Netflix’s history.
What Is ‘Squid Game’?
Squid Game it’s a violent thriller from South Korea and is centered on a survival game. Squid Game has a 91% critics rating, and it’s number one in 90 countries.
The squid game is about a group of down on their luck contestants forced to compete in life and death versions in classic children’s games like red light green light with the promise of millions of dollars at stake for the winner.
It’s unclear how MrBeast’s Squid Game version will be, so check later for an update on the story.
MrBeast Squid Game in Real Life Update: 3:39 AM Friday, October 15, 2021 (PDT)
In a message posted on Twitter, MrBeast stated that he is “going all out on this in real life Squid Game Video,” He will need a month to “gather 456 random people and recreate all the sets.”
MrBeast Squid Game in Real Life Update 2: 5:23 AM Saturday, October 16, 2021 (PDT
In a message posted on Twitter, MrBeast says he released a new merch “because our Squid Game video is looking like it will cost over $2,000,000 (easily our most expensive video) and I need help paying for it”.
If you are lucky, you can be in MrBeast ‘Squid Game’ Video. MrBeast will “invite 100 random people that buy this hoodie/shirt to compete in my recreation of Squid Game.”
MrBeast added, “All the $ we make will go towards the video.”
What is the prize in the MrBeast squid game video?
The Prize for MrBeast Squid Game Video will be $456.000.
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