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\tThe Egyptian government is once again renting out the pyramids to the highest bidder – this time, American YouTuber MrBeast.<\/p>\n
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\t“It took us 100 hours to see all three pyramids in Egypt. I’ll make a video that allows me to explore any part of the pyramids that I want.” MrBeast spoke with Noah Lyles ) co-hosted the “Beyond the Record” podcast.<\/p>\n
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\tMrBeast is known for organizing and filming extreme challenges and prize giveaways.<\/p>\n
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\t“I’ve never been in [the pyramids]. I just want to find secrets and go through all the rooms and tombs and stuff,” he continued. “I’m excited because there are all these secret corridors deep underground as well. I don’t know what to expect. ”<\/p>\n \t\tRelated articles<\/p>\n<\/h2>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t \n \tAccompanied by a guide, Mr. Beast and some of his friends plan to travel through the interior of the monument, where they will also sleep at night. The YouTuber plans to film the experience, exploring ghosts along the way, with the aim of showing people “the parts of the pyramid that no one sees publicly”.<\/p>\n \n \tHe worked with the Egyptian government to gain private access and obtain permission to film there.<\/p>\n \n \tThis isn’t the first time people have had private access to ancient Egyptian ruins. Earlier this year, for example, the ancient Egyptian pyramids and the Great Sphinx of Giza were closed to the public for a week to accommodate the wedding of a tech billionaire.<\/p>\n \n \tThe Great Sphinx and Pyramids are among the most important archaeological sites in the world.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
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