MrBeast is letting fans design Squid Game challenge for huge YouTube event Netflix \/ Instagram: MrBeastInternet superstar MrBeast is bringing his own Squid Game adaptation to YouTube. In an effort to keep contestants on their toes he\u2019s calling on the community for new challenge ideas. Hit Korean drama Squid Game has taken the internet by storm. As the biggest series launch in Netflix history, just about everyone is trying to get in on the viral success. From TikTok challenges to early YouTube recreations and even a video game in the works, the Squid Game hype isn\u2019t going away anytime soon. However, perhaps the most anticipated take on the battle royale-esque show comes from YouTube sensation MrBeast. After setting a 10 million like requirement for his fans \u2013 and subsequently clearing the mark in just a few hours, it\u2019s officially on. MrBeast is already hard at work devising a massive Squid Game event with life-size sets and \u201c456 random people\u201d set to compete. But before filming gets underway, MrBeast has called on the community for some help. In my version of Squid Game, how should I do the tug of war game? Since they\u2019ve all seen Squid Game they\u2019ll know when I tell them to pair up in groups of 10 what it\u2019s for. Seems eh. What do I do? \u2014 MrBeast (@MrBeast) October 17, 2021 Given the success of the Netflix series, MrBeast is worried his contestants would have all seen Squid Game. As a result, when the challenges appear, they\u2019ll know what to do and how to win. \u201cWhat do I do?\u201d he asked in an October 17 Twitter thread. \u201cHow should I do the tug of war game?\u201d It didn\u2019t take long for other content creators and fans alike to pitch in with their suggestions. While most just wanted an invite to the competition, some actually put forward a few helpful ideas. Rather than forming their own teams ahead of time, one follower suggested a different method. \u201cMake it a raffle or blind pairing.\u201d This could prevent teams from hoarding the \u2018strongest\u2019 players, keeping it on an even playing field. \u201cInstead of tug of war, do capture the flag with teams of 10,\u201d one fan chimed in. With players all building their teams towards tug of war, the surprise will hit like a ton of bricks when they learn it\u2019s a test of speed instead of strength. Meanwhile, others suggested MrBeast\u2019s YouTube event go in a completely different direction. Rather than copying the challenges from season one, his tasks could be inspired by other childhood games instead. \u201cI figured you can come up with your own set of games,\u201d fellow content creator rhymestyle said. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t necessarily have to be the same games from the show.\u201d \u201cWhat if you create new games?\u201d others followed up. \u201cIt\u2019s your own version of Squid Game, do what you want.\u201d Better yet, keep red light green light to make the contestants THINK they\u2019re prepared, but then change the next five games \u2014 Sam Shumaker (@SamShumaker2) October 17, 2021 After just a few minutes of letting the community run wild, MrBeast alerted his fans that he had \u201cfigured it out\u201d. \u201cThis is gonna be wild,\u201d he teased. There\u2019s no telling what idea he settled on, nor when we might see it in action. With over $2m going into the production, making it his \u201cmost expensive video,\u201d MrBeast implied that filming could take \u201ca month\u201d in total. Expect to see plenty of teasers along the way as MrBeast creates YouTube\u2019s own Squid Games video as only he can.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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