Bui Hoang Tuan

50 YouTubers Go Head-to-Head for a Huge $1,000,000 Prize. Content Warning.

I have assembled 50 of the top YouTubers worldwide, and the last one remaining in this cube will win $1 million for their subscribers. In a first for YouTube, creators with a combined total of 1 billion subscribers are competing for this prize. The rules are straightforward. Point the camera down and stay behind the line. If you step over the red line, you'll lose your subscribers a million dollars, so tread carefully. The last person to leave will take it all. After watching the "Squid Games" reality show, I sense I'm a target here. Friendships won't last in this environment. This is our money at stake, real USD. I'm excited to be part of this video at last. The best approach is to conserve energy and keep the million dollars in mind. Between us, would you eliminate someone to stay in the game? For my subscribers, absolutely. JJ, remember that making enemies increases your chances of being eliminated. We're just joking around though. He's literally hiding behind the money. I doubt he got the memo about having fun. While other YouTubers are laughing now, that won't last. This video is set to be one of the most intense and ruthless pieces of content ever created. The first challenge begins now. Prepare yourselves! For the first challenge, participants can step outside the cube to attempt a free throw. If successful, one of their subscribers will win a free Cybertruck and they can return to the challenge. However, if they miss, their subscriber gets nothing and they are out. How did they manage to gather so many Cybertrucks in one place? Attempting that shot feels risky. A free throw should be easy, but not for everyone. With everyone anxious about the first challenge, Mark Rober stepped up. "Jimmy, peace!" he exclaimed before proceeding. The tension in the room was palpable as he prepared to take the shot. His subscriber, Matthew, was counting on him. "Don't let him down," others encouraged. Mark's success would mean a Cybertruck for Matthew or both of them going home empty-handed. Unfortunately, he missed, leaving Matthew disappointed. Jidion then took his shot, but it didn't go well either. "I think I definitely lost a subscriber," he confessed. The pressure was mounting as more basketball YouTubers began to join the fray. Despite the losses, FazeRug's fan managed to score a Cybertruck, creating a moment of joy amid the tension. However, after witnessing several failures, others hesitated to take a chance on the next shot. Meanwhile, some YouTubers were finding ways to entertain themselves, leading to moments of stupidity. Four participants had exited the cube, and one more was needed to proceed to the next challenge. "Help! Stop!" someone shouted in jest. Amid the chaos, a player made a clever escape, leaving only 45 contestants behind. I had to prepare for the next challenge, which involved cleaning up the scattered cash. Once cleared, I gathered everyone for the second challenge. Participants were instructed to form groups of five and select a team captain who would receive immunity for the next round. This task prompted much deliberation and strategizing. The team choices were underway, with some groups forming quickly while others were still deciding. As the captains were assigned, my assistants brought in tables for them, hinting at further challenges to come.