MrBeast – I spent 50 hours buried alive in a coffin, go watch!

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The experience was not an easy one as he started to experience pain and claustrophobia after a day

YouTuber ‘MrBeast’ spends 2 days buried alive in coffin  |  Photo Credit: YouTube

Jimmy Donaldson, more popularly known as MrBeast, is a YouTuber who does plenty of strange and awe-inspiring stunts on his videos.

Some of his videos are downright outrageous and dangerous but he still manages to garner at least 30 million views for each of them. Some of them have even touched 100 million.

Not so long ago, he started a fast-food restaurant chain called ‘MrBeast Burgers’ in cities across the United States and started giving people cash, and free iPads and Airpods to make them eat at his new venture.

Besides this, he has bought all cars in a dealership, adopted all dogs at a shelter, opened a free financial institution for strangers, planted 20 million timber, and shopped billboards to assist PewDiePie.

His latest stunt, which has garnered over 51 million views on YouTube already, is something right out of an illusionist’s playbook.

Well, MrBeast buried himself in a coffin underground for 50 hours and filmed the experience for his 57 million YouTube fans.

He spent more than two days in a coffin undergorundYouTuber ‘MrBeast’ spends 50 hours buried alive in a coffin.

A camera was placed inside the coffin and only 12-minutes of the attempt was uploaded on YouTube. MrBeast told his viewers about his experience and confessed he was holding his urine. He was also constantly communicating with his friends on the ground.

The experience was not an easy one as he started to experience pain and claustrophobia after a day

“My back hurts, I’m starting to feel claustrophobic, I’m bored out of my mind, I smell pretty bad,” MrBeast is heard saying in the video.

But somehow, the 22-year-old  made it past the 50-hour mark and was a tad emotional when he emerged from the coffin.

The horror of being buried alive doesn’t need any explanations. But the fear can be so profound for some individuals, they actually take actions to make the experience less scary.

A man who feared being buried alive had a window fitted into his grave so that people could peek inside to check he was really dead.  Dr Timothy Clark Smith of New Haven, Vermont was so concerned about being buried alive that he created his own unique resting place that included a window and a bell that he could ring if he woke up under the ground.

Now the grave has become a tourist attraction as many visit the area to peer down the window.