From Millions to Monuments: MrBeast Conquers the Pyramids.

Popyrus | Heritage

Since the beginning of time, we have been proud of our civilization, our origin, and the fact that we have one of the seven wonders of the world—the pyramids. Tourists travel from all over the world to see these wonders, which astonish everyone who sees them. However, there are always secrets and inventiveness of the ancient Egyptians in the pyramids, as evidenced by a YouTube video that has amassed over 140 million views. It is posted by James Stephen Donaldson, also known as Mr. Beast, a well-known and ambitious young man who enjoys exploration and adventure.

 The incredibly spectacular and captivating "I Spent 100 Hours Inside The Pyramids!" film by MrBeast explores one of the world's most famous sites. It effectively blends instructive and entertaining components, making history understandable to a wide range of viewers.

 

During their 100-hour tour of the Great Pyramids of Giza, MrBeast and his team were accompanied by Egyptian archaeologist Dr. Zahi Hawass, who provided historical context. The video shows their journey through narrow passages, their examination of sarcophagi, and their ascent to the highest point inside the Great Pyramid. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities granted them special permission to enter restricted areas, including hidden chambers and the tomb of Osiris.

 

"Any ancient wall with or without inscriptions will be affected when touched, and with time it will be damaged and the inscriptions will disappear, and the solution will be restoration to clean these additions when touched, and thus a layer of the wall's layers will be taken and with time the ancient wall will disappear," Professor Hossam Zidane, a master's researcher at Cairo University, said about the episode's prohibition on touching the walls.

 

"One of the positives of this video is that there is financial income for Egypt in exchange for living and filming because the group entered places that are not permitted to enter except with very special permits," noted Bassam El-Shamaa, a tourism expert and lecturer on ancient Egyptian civilization. However, El-Shamaa asserts that "this video is not without danger, represented by climbing the pyramids or burying amulets under the antiquities, which are two things that are completely forbidden."

 

A worldwide audience can now explore the pyramids thanks to MrBeast's movie, which may pique curiosity in Egyptian history and culture. The movie also promotes Egyptian tourism by highlighting the pyramids as a top location for international media projects and boosting travel. The video is compelling for a broad audience due to its excellent production quality, adventurous spirit, and MrBeast's captivating personality.