MrBeast is known for his creative video ideas, like using a massive shredder to destroy a Lamborghini. It this unconventional creativity that has earned him over 227 million subscribers, making him the second biggest YouTube channel. This creativity, however, is not just limited to him. While fans wait for a new video, suggest ideas for future MrBeast videos. And more often than not, they are quite impressive. What do you think is the latest suggestion?
This time, a fan has suggested an idea that included the FBI and 100 paperclips, and a million dollars at stake. The idea resonated with the fans, sparking a lengthy discussion.
MrBeast Fan suggests a unique version of hide and seek with the FBI
In a recent post on the official MrBeast subreddit, a fan proposed a new unique idea. It revolves around MrBeast taking a fully furnished house, and inviting 100 random subscribers. The challenge for these participants is to hide a paperclip within the premises.
And the catch? The FBI has 24 hours to find all 100 paper clips. The person whose paperclip remains undiscovered walks away with a whopping $1,000,000. In case multiple clips are undiscovered at the end of the challenge, the contestants who could hide the clips would share the prize pool.
This idea impressed the community. Fans were curious to see how the FBI would do in a search-party MrBeast challenge. Although the idea was accepted and enjoyed by most of the community, some users wanted to share their input to make this challenge more viable.
Whether this idea would be picked up by MrBeast is still unknown, but that did not stop his fans from discussing the possibilities. Fans started showing support of the idea and some went on to share tips to make it better.
A user who claimed they don’t consume much of MrBeast’s content suggested this idea could change that. They said, “I don’t watch a ton of MrBeast videos, but that’s one I definitely would watch.”
Another suggested adjusting the prize amount, sparking a discussion about finding the right balance between excitement and realism. The user stated, “But instead of 1 million, it could be like 250k.”
Expressing a sentiment shared by many, this user appreciated the creativity behind the proposed challenge, stating, “I like this idea; it would be interesting to see.”
This humorous response added a playful twist to the discussion, with the user sharing how they would hide the paper clip – “Yeah. I’ll hide it in my underwear.”
Another user raised practical concerns and discussed potential solutions, such as using different colored paperclips or labeling them with names to avoid confusion. The user asked, “It’s a good idea, but how would they keep track of whose paperclip is whose?”
The community is actively brainstorming and sharing thoughts on this imaginative challenge. Whether MrBeast decides to incorporate this fan idea into his next big video remains uncertain. With that said, what do you think of the idea? Let us know in the comments below.
