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YouTube Star Mr Beast Is Giving Away 26 Teslas For His Birthday, Here’s How To Win
YouTube sensation Jimmy Donaldson aka MrBeast, is breaking the internet in marking his 26th birthday with an extravagant gesture, where he will be gifting away 26 Teslas.
With over 256 million subscribers on YouTube, his channel is the second-most followed on the video sharing platform.
The YouTuber is known for making popular giveaways and his extravagant philanthropy including in Kenya.
Mr Beast in Kenya
Previously, the YouTuber captured the hearts of Kenyans by revealing that he funded and participated in the drilling of 52 boreholes across Kenya. Mr Beast shared a compelling 10-minute video on his YouTube channel, showcasing his hands-on involvement in the borehole drilling process. The video quickly gained international attention, leading to a wave of praise for Mr Beast’s philanthropic endeavors.
The announcement was made via MrBeast’s Instagram and other social media platforms, accompanied by a video showing him amidst 25 Tesla Model 3s and a lone Cybertruck, which serves as the grand prize.
How to enter the competition
Entering the contest is simple: comment on the original Instagram video and tag two friends. Donaldson will then randomly select 26 winners from the eligible participants.
While there are some conditions to meet, they’re relatively minor. Participants must be residents of select countries including the U.S., Australia, Canada, and others listed. Additionally, entrants must be at least 18 years old, with Canadians and Mexicans needing to answer a skill-testing question to claim their prize.
The entry period runs from May 7 to 11:59 ET on May 10, with winners set to be announced on May 14. Winners must follow MrBeast’s Instagram account for notification and may need to sign a release, given the nature of the giveaway.
Notably, the contest is not sponsored by Tesla. Winners can choose between receiving the vehicle or a cash prize, with $39,000 for Model 3 recipients and $120,000 for the Cybertruck winner, as outlined in the contest guidelines.
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