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We are now stranded on a raft in the middle of the ocean

and there goes our boat.

We are now stranded for seven days.

• How much longer?
• Seven days.

Frick.

This raft is literally countless miles

from the nearest civilization.

And whether we like it or not,

my four friends and I are stuck on this raft.

And it’s not going to be easy. This is brutal.

It won’t stop raining! We’re all at rock bottom now.

This challenge went from fun to a literal nightmare.

Very fast.

Bro, look how far away the boat is.

I can’t even see it anymore.

So, step one.

We’re going to get sunburned if we don’t get shade.

And I had survival specialists

equip this raft with tons of wood, rope and everything else.

We would need to build ourselves a shelter.

Boys, we need to get started. We are running out of light!

I got this. My finger!

Now, we set these up like a teepee.

We picked the worst day to start.

As you can tell by the clouds, it’s literally about the storm.

So, first thing we want to do is set up some structure to cover us.

Also,

since we’re on this slab of wood for the next seven days,

we need a place to hide from the sun

so we don’t get sunburned.

So two birds, one stone.

Speaking of birds, while we were building,

• this happened.

• A bird!

• It’s coming right at us!

• Oh, my god! It’s a bird!

Yes!

This is crazy.

• We should name him.
• What’s his name?

Bryan. Bryan. Bryan. Bryan.

What if you went and got some fish?

I know, he’s looking at me. He understands.

• Jimmy, just say the word.

• Put the knife away.

• Okay. I’ll put the knife away.

• And the hatchet.

Bryan, that was a joke.

Forget the bird. We got to build a shelter.

• We’re making friends.
• While Bryan watched,

We worked on our first shelter for the rest of the day.

Except for my friend Tareq,

who spent the entire day getting cool drone shots.

And I’m not even mad about it.

Inside this crate is the food for all

five of us for the next seven days.

Oh, my God.

And in these two barrels

is our entire water supply for all five of us.

How does it taste?

Very hot. We’re screwed.

There was dirt in my cup.

It’s getting dark, and that crate has the word “sleep” on it.

Hopefully, the survival guides gave us something soft.

• Why are they wet?
• Things do get wet on a boat.

I’m ready for bed. I wanna go to sleep.

This is night one, and Bryan is just yawning.

This is miserable.

This is all the coverage we have.

I didn’t realize what I was signing up for. It’s hot.

This thing will not stop swaying, and I feel like I’m going to puke.

And I’m surrounded by a bunch of sweaty people

Aye, sweaty men.

If you guys smell this bad on day one,

what are you going to smell like on day 7?

Oh, gosh.

Our first night of sleep was really rough.

Sleeping is impossible.

These waves are just making me miserable.

And to make matters worse, our best friend Bryan ended up

leaving us that morning.

-Bryan! -Bryan!

Bryan!

But regardless, today’s objective is to build ourselves

a permanent weatherproof shelter.

How do we turn that into a livable structure?

There’s definitely something here.

Luckily, I had them throw a bunch of wood on the raft

so we could build a nice house.

How we build the house?

I’m not quite sure, but they said this is enough to build a house.

But ironically, right as we got started,

• It’s raining!
• Don’t throw it!

Jimmy, get my shark pillow!

This is miserable!

This is bad.

Oh, Jesus Christ.

You’re not doing the right thing, Nolan.

• Listen with your ears!

• Why do you yell so much!

• Because you don’t listen!

• I wanna hit Nolan!

• It’s just rain.

• Shut up!

At least we don’t have to shower.

Yeah. This is so bad.

And we still have over six days left.

Where do we go poop?

• Oh, we have to build the pooper.
• What?

-We have to build everything that’s here.

We have to build the toilet.

Build our shelter, the fire, everything.

The moment the rain finished,

the boys and I needed to build all of our survival essentials.

Starting with the shelter.

Tearing it down in the name of something better.

Five minute break for Chris.

I also need a break.

I’m seasick. I’m out of it.

You got to pick this up. I can’t.

I can’t pick it up anymore.

I feel like you’re doing all the work,

but we got two other goofs just laying down.

I’m miserable.

We built one wall.

• Yeah, we built one wall.
• All together.

All of us.

Regardless of being seasick,

it was going to take all of us if we wanted to finish this.

Now, you guys bring it forward. There we go.

Let’s go!

How many YouTubers does it take to build a little structure?

Wait? Is that a whale?

Think that’s a whale? That’s insane.

Oh, my God.

• It’s unreal.
• There are actually whales.

This experience just keeps getting better.

Shelter, water, not being near Nolan.

I’m never going to take that for granted again.

Probably would have been really useful to build the ladder first.

We got a ladder. I literally just built just 4 minutes ago.

After hours of building, we were finally getting somewhere.

I severely regret making this a seven day challenge

instead of a 50 hour challenge.

Like all our other videos. We keep rocking back and forth.

It’s freakin’ miserable. I’m going to puke.

And finally, just as the sun was going down…

• Camp is now organized.
• Yeah!

Night two, my bed is still broken, but I’m going to get some sleep

tonight because I’m that tired.

I’m gonna head to bead. Did I wake you?

Yeah.

Just go back to bed, I’m just vlogging.

I accidentally woke Lazar up, I feel bad now.

This might be the most tired

I’ve ever been in my entire life.

It’s now day three.

And somehow our building didn’t fall over.

I’ll take that as a dub.

The noises that the structure made

while I was sleeping last night,

filled me with nightmares.

It’s day three and we’ve really started to get into a rhythm.

Our morning routine consisted of peeing in the corner,

• Bro, who vlogs in the pee corner?

I’m not moving.

• eating our breakfast,
• Surviving on Feastables.

It’s all you need?

and drinking hot barrel water.

So dehydrated, I need this.

We’re about 36 hours in and we’re almost halfway

• through a barrel of water.
• Is that slow or fast.

We’re going to run out on day six.

Running low on water and food gave me an idea.

I’m kind of curious to see what’s under the boat people do.

There’s so many fish below us!

So we decided

to try and catch some dinner, but we weren’t very good at it.

Why does it take so long?

I just want something to put my stomach.

Bryan!

Bryan, help us catch fish!

Bryan!

Turns out fishing is a lot harder than YouTube.

After hours, we caught absolutely nothing.

Why can’t we catch anything? Oh, I give up.

We were tired, dehydrated and hungry.

Which forced us to dig into our rations.

Let’s have ourselves a feast.

Yeah! Call it a Feast-ables.

Aye!

In our supplies,

We had wood to build a fire and pans to cook with.

You take big stick and make really little sticks

and then make medium sticks.

Then use the big sticks at the end.

Look at them beans, baby!

I’m so excited. This looks awesome.

-These are really good. -Can you tell we’ve been

at sea for three days?

• Literally.
• When have I ever been this excited

over canned chili?

Hey, I put some love into this one.

It’s not just canned chili anymore.

It’s got tomatoes, kidney beans.

You don’t have to keep talking. I’m already drooling.

This was our first

hot meal in days, but it was also a good chunk of our rations,

so we made sure to enjoy it.

I feel a lot better.

I think the first two days were definitely the most miserable.

I think we’re slowly, like losing our minds

and it’s actually becoming bearable.

I still haven’t gone to the bathroom.

That’s my biggest concern, you know?

I’m struggling to sleep.

This raft is just rocking like crazy.

Definitely I’m kind of miserable.

Hopefully tomorrow is better.

None of us managed to get any sleep.

We lost the back of our fort last night.

The house needs some repairs.

Tensions are pretty high on the raft this morning.

Nolan’s a little upset. He broke his bed.

Oh, my God.

Nolan is struggling.

He’s just in his feels right now.

It’ll be okay.

He probably would’ve quit the channel if I did that.

This is easily the worst.

Oh, there’s thunder.

I swear. If it starts raining again…

Oh, I can’t take that.

And to make matters worse,

we accidentally dropped our ladle in the drinking water.

And since we haven’t showered in four days,

grabbing it technically contaminated the drinking water.

I’m never drinking out of that again.

Fast forward to when we run out of water.

Because of the contamination,

a third of our water was no longer safe to drink.

Whatever reason, the more I suffer, the more you guys watch

some of our most popular videos.

are when I buried myself alive, spent time in solitary confinement.

So I hope you’re happy. I’m suffering again.

It’s not easy surviving on a raft, but after four long days,

Lazar’s finally pooping.

Can you play a celebratory song?

LazarBeam is

• pooping.
• Is pooping.

See how all those clouds over there are dark?

Yeah.

Yeah. They’re going to pour down on us tonight.

Tonight’s going to suck.

We didn’t know it yet,

but the biggest storm of the entire challenge was headed right

towards us.

And when we saw it approaching,

we tried to prepare as much as possible

Can’t wait for another storm just to destroy all this again.

Tareq’s fixing his side of the fort.

Chris is fixing the roof, and I’m now the cameraman

for some reason.

There’s a storm-a-brewing.

And while they’re preparing the shelter

for the storm, I’m going to tell you about Shopify

because it might literally storm until the end of the challenge.

This is going to be a bit rocky.

Shopify is a platform that makes it easy for anyone

to start a business.

They literally support millions of small businesses

all around the world, from selling wood

to nails, to crates to…

Crocs, they support businesses that sell it on Shopify.

Assuming we’re going to have absolutely zero tops

covering this structure,

I am worried about it.

100% of what I sell online from merch to Feastables,

I do with Shopify.

It’s actually getting pretty rocky out here.

• The wind is getting crazy!
• We’re out of nails!

It’s really hard to work around the wind, guys.

Stop yelling and do things!

Shopify even has a new AI tool called Sidekick,

making running your entire business easier.

Just like surviving on this raft can be hard,

so can entrepreneurship.

And that’s why they do everything in their power

to make it as easy as possible.

• This is my worst nightmare.
• I’m so miserable!

Go to Shopify.com/MrBeast

to give it a try right now. Thank you, Shopify.

Let’s go prep for the storm.

I’m soaking wet!

Maybe you can start helping us, Jimmy.

I was paying for the raft!

The storm was really starting to pick up

but that night, it got so much worse.

This really puts the helter in the shelter, right?

Oh no, you!

Are you kidding me?

• It’s leaking!
• Oh, no…

This shelter is the opposite of waterproof.

This is brutal.

What do we do?

We have three more…

The next three days, by the way.

• No!
• There’s water everywhere.

It’s useless.

This does nothing.

This is the most insane night yet.

We are struggling right now.

Is this safe anymore?

We could’ve just filmed this in a studio.

but no, we have to be the real channel

that doesn’t fake things.

We’re gonna die!

We’re getting just destroyed. I’m getting hit.

There’s a hole that is completely opened up over my bed.

I can’t do this.

• I can’t do this.
• You can end this video, Jimmy.

Jimmy, please.

I tried to talk all you guys out of it.

You all said yes!

This is the worst experience I’ve ever had in my entire life.

I hate every part of this.

I’m just miserable right now.

The storm was reaching a new peak with every passing hour.

We were desperate, so we tried using our beds

as literal walls to protect us from the rain.

We’re all at rock bottom now.

It’s been raining for a few hours.

It’s freezing cold.

We don’t have beds. I’m getting nauseous.

I don’t know if we’re going to make it

these full seven days at this point.

It rained nonstop for around 20 hours straight.

and after

standing the whole night completely soaked and exhausted,

we had to push ourselves to dry off our supplies and rebuild camp.

Our raft is just in shambles.

Look at our beds, we’re drying them off.

This is harder than Antarctica.

This is harder than the desert video.

I’m just ready to be home.

I hate this raft.

I never want to see it again.

Our entire fire pit is completely drenched.

We couldn’t start a fire if we wanted to tonight. No dinner.

And to make matters worse, all of our food was completely soaked.

Meaning only a portion of it was still safe to eat.

We had stability, we had food, we had dry beds,

and we took it for granted.

We can’t take another night like that.

We need to waterproof the shelter.

We just ripped that off

to tide it here, and then we’ll leave it there.

But this time we have this.

Last night we were shivering cold.

and wanted to die.

So would you rather be warm and dry or cold and wet?

Put a zip tie here.

Nolan.

Tie a rope to that, zip tie there.

We can use that to push us up so we get even more room.

I’m thinking, why don’t I make a really big clothesline and hang up

all our wet stuff?

Maybe we’ll have dry towels by tomorrow.

I want to die.

I’m sunburned, tired, dehydrated, and did I say tired?

After fixing camp, we were so exhausted

that we spent most of the day sleeping.

But at least when we woke up,

we were reunited with a familiar friend.

• Bryan!

• Bryan! Bryan!

• Bryan!

• Bryan!

Bryan, come back!

After being stuck in a raft for five days with these guys.

This really is a nightmare.

I’ll admit it,

• I missed Bryan.
• He’s moved on.

You may not have given up on Bryan, but Bryan gave up on you.

Bryan’s given up on us.

We have two days left. We’re running out of food.

Our water is contaminated, and we’re all borderline dying.

I’m going crazy.

These last two days will be interesting.

What could go wrong now?

I can literally see 500 fish down there.

That is crazy.

Oh, my gosh. This poop bucket stinks.

I almost had a mental breakdown last night.

I was shivering wet the entire time.

Could not sleep.

It was one of the worst nights of my life.

Last night, shivering in the torrential rain

in the middle of the deep, dark ocean.

You know, we got through it.

Now, the end of this challenge could not come soon enough.

Making the challenge 7 days was a horrible decision.

This is so much harder.

The new reinforced, waterproof fortress actually worked.

Lannan said

it rained last night, did it?

At 4 a.m., sprinkled a little.

Hey, here’s the beauty.

I didn’t even know.

That was the best sleep I’ve ever gotten.

I actually got a full night’s sleep last night.

I can barely even open my eyeballs.

I would say this is the hardest challenge we’ve ever done,

adding the extra five days on the end of a 50 hour challenge

definitely makes it harder.

The fact that we’re just drifting at sea

on this hunk of wood, that’s pretty impressive.

And while it seemed like the rain was over,

we found ourselves encountering a new obstacle.

We’ve gone from shivering cold like two nights ago

to being scorching hot, unbelievably hot.

I’m about to jump in the water because I’m getting too hot.

We’re going to go swimming.

I hope Nolan can swim.

And while they cooled off in their own way,

we got creative with ours.

Oh, yes.

It’s fans. Cold air.

I feel amazing.

Air!

A jellyfish bit me!

Why does the ocean hate us?

I knew it was a great idea not to go swimming.

• Are you okay?
• Oh, my leg!

I found the sweet spot.

Yeah.

Oh, no.

Yeah, I got a little welts and some red lines.

For the majority of the day, it was so hot

we literally couldn’t walk on the deck.

Yeah, I’m hot.

I don’t want to be alive. I’m hot.

It’s very hot.

But as the sun went down, we were optimistic

about reaching the finish line.

We have less than 24 hours left in the challenge.

This has genuinely been

the hardest challenge video I’ve ever been a part of.

Honestly, this whole experience has made me appreciate

all the things we take for granted in life.

Like your shower, your food.

I miss food.

A working toilet.

I never want to poop in a bucket again.

I say we celebrate making it this far with a Feastable bar.

Yes, available in every Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven, Albertson’s

in America. It’s 2023,

If you’re still buying Hershey’s, it’s kind of lame.

Hershey’s for the boomers.

• Oh, Jimmy,
• How did you break the chair?

what is happening?

Jimmy, I’m starting to think you ate all the food.

I guess I’ll just continue the time-lapse with a broken chair.

This is our final night sleeping together, everybody.

Oh, I’m so glad to sleep alone.

I’m gonna miss sleeping by your side.

100%. I would not rather sleep next to any other man.

And with that, I’m going to bed.

After an amazing night’s sleep, we were visited by a familiar face.

Bryan brought his family to say goodbye to us on the last day.

Thank you, Bryan. That meant a lot.

It’s almost like we were family to Bryan.

We were.

He kept us safe during like, the night we had the least shelter.

Maybe he’s just a pea brain bird.

• Shut up.

• Nolan. Off the rack.

• I wish.

• That was emotional.

Everything’s going full circle.

We had so many crazy memories in this raft.

Yeah, and I think my best memory is going to be leaving.

Same.

We spent over 150 hours on this floating piece of wood.

And even though it was easily the hardest thing I’ve ever done,

the boys and I still had some good times.

• Where’s this boat?
• Where’s the boat?

The boat!

Then finally, the end was literally in sight.

The boat, it’s coming!

Alert the ship of our location.

Signaling the boat!

Boat! Boat! Boat!

Why is it moving so abnormally slow?

• Oh, my God!
• I’m getting off this raft.

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