MrBeast Set To Organise Game Show & Give Away $5 Million, Check Details To Know If You're Eligible

Participants must be at least 18 years old to join the games and he/she should be a US citizen.

The games might begin in late June and continue until September.

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James Stephen "Jimmy" Donaldson, popularly known as MrBeast, has left the world shaken once again by announcing that he will be giving away $5,000,000 (Rs 41.5 crores). The renowned YouTuber is hosting "the largest game show ever in history," and this huge sum of money will be its prize. In his post, he called on people to participate and register for the game. In his post, MrBeast wrote, "I'm giving away $5,000,000 in the largest game show ever in history. If you want to compete in Beast Games (I need 5,000 people lol)."

According to his website, participants must be at least 18 years old to join the games. Additionally, a valid passport through 2025 is required. He suggested that the games might begin in late June and continue until September. This contest is open exclusively to US citizens.

Im giving away $5,000,000 in the largest game show ever in history. If you want to compete in Beast Games (I need 5,000 people lol) apply here - https://t.co/Cy2XVKCLHe

— MrBeast (@MrBeast) May 27, 2024

This post, made on May 27, has since garnered over five and a half million views. It has also attracted numerous likes and comments. Many people have flocked to the comments section to share their reactions.

Netizens React

An individual wrote, "I feel so hurt right now. I jumped on this. I read the instructions for the video submission on the first page, spent hours doing this, and uploaded it to YouTube with so much time spent on typing the descriptions. I went back to the site only to click on submit and saw that it's for people in the US only. That's not fair. I feel pained; you could have said that on the first page as well. Just wasted my time and energy."

@MrBeast I feel so hurt right now💔

I jumped on this I read the instructions for the video submission on the first page spent hours doing this and uploaded it in the YouTube with so much time spent on typing the descriptions.

Went back to the site only to click on submit and…

— Ada Ide 💙(Michelle) (@OptimisticAda1) May 27, 2024

A user wanted to ride for free and said, "Can you just send me $5 million without playing?"

Another user wrote, "The submit button on this form seems to be broken. Tried it on three different browsers and mobile."