In response to the controversy, Egyptian archaeologist Dr. Zahi Hawass stated, “There is no such thing as renting the Pyramid ...

Right, so MrBeast recently claimed in a podcast that he’d privately rented out the actual pyramids of Egypt for 100 hours in ...

with the objective of showing people parts of the pyramid “that no one’s seen publicly.” He worked with the Egyptian government to gain private access and permission to film there.

According to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism, the pyramids can be rented as an occasional outdoor venue or for film shoots. Prices vary, with Egyptians able to rent the site for $11 per hour ...

The ancient Egyptian pyramid of Giza’s latitude lines up exactly with the speed of light. Credit: Harish Chouhan WordPress. CC BY 1.0 Some mysteries are likely never to be solved, indeed some are not ...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has dismissed as “entirely baseless” claims suggesting that renowned American ...

YouTuber MrBeast is renting out ancient Egyptian pyramids to film a video. The Egyptian government has once again rented out the pyramids to the highest bidder — this time to American YouTuber MrBeast ...

The YouTuber plans to film the experience, probing for ghosts along the way, with the objective of showing people parts of the pyramid “that no one’s seen publicly.” He worked with the Egyptian ...

Contrary to circulating narratives, filming took place without disrupting the area’s public access; in fact, the pyramids were open to visitors throughout the filming period. The statement further ...

YouTube sensation MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, recently faced scrutiny after claiming he had rented the iconic Egyptian Pyramids for 100 hours to film exclusive content.