The expedition then guides the group to rarely visited places including the underwater Tomb of Osiris where ‘very few humans have ever been.’
Dr. remarks that the submerged tomb symbolically links to the afterlife. Hawass clarified, and according to legend the tomb served a passage into the underworld.
MrBeast included:”This sarcophagus is reputed to be the entry to the underworld, barely ever visited by people.”
Cooler than this? You bet!
The team next headed to the Great Sphinx of Giza after ending their short tomb search owing to ‘low oxygen levels;’ there have been rumors of buried treasure floating about for many years there.
Fans were left in awe by what the Pyramids looked like on the inside (YouTube/MrBeast)
Here MrBeast chose to contribute his own part of history and present a ‘letter for the future’ together with his own golden artwork—a ‘Gold Swarm’ collectable worth $10,000.
The 26-year-old noted, “I suppose the internet conspiracy theories are accurate because the Sphinx sure includes gold now thanks to the rarest Swarm in the globe.”
The video has already been seen more than 65 million times on YouTube and fans are clearly awed by it.
The first remark read, “As an Egyptian, this is the first time I see and hear about the things shown in this video,” as another viewer added; “I’m Egyptian and this is the first time to see this magical footage inside our pyramids, thank you for this effort and you are welcome any time in Egypt.”
Another viewer contributed: “By far, this is the best video you have ever produced.”
Others wanted further material, saying:”This has to be hours worth of fantastic content, therefore we require an extended cut of this.”
MrBeast and his staff climbed right to the summit of the Great Pyramid to conclude the trip. Before &’fighting down narrow lanes&’ and a 300-foot tunnel to achieve their lowest point, they wouldn’t come.
Featured Image Credit: YouTube/MrBeast
