The craze for the South Korean-made Squid Game series, which has been increasing in popularity since the day it was published and does not seem to decline in the near future, continues at full speed. MrBeast, one of the most popular content producers with 73.4 million subscribers on YouTube, is now included in the Squid Game frenzy. By bringing the Squid Game to real life.
MrBeast, known for distributing his money to random people for free, so to speak, under certain conditions; He told Zenger last year that he didn’t want to be a rich person who had saved all his money, and that he always enjoyed helping other people with the money he had, rather than buying better and bigger things he had.
456 competitors will compete in the playgrounds
With his post today, MrBeast announced that he made real versions of the playgrounds in Squid Game, wishing good luck to the players who will participate in the competition. It is considered certain that the videos to be shot in these playgrounds, where 456 contestants will compete and hopefully no one will die (!), will achieve record-breaking views on MrBeast’s YouTube channel. Considering the originality of the content produced by MrBeast, we think that we would not be mistaken if we say that many different things are waiting for us with this Squid Game themed competition.
If we come to the main Squid Game series; The second season of the drama is still in early development, director Hwang Dong-hyuk told Variety. “I don’t have a well-developed plan for Squid Game 2. It is quite tiring to even think about it,” the director said, “But even if I were to think about it, I definitely wouldn’t do it alone. I would consider using a writers room and would like more than one experienced director. ‘ he added.
Stating that he was inspired by manga (Japanese comics) and anime (Japanese animation), Hwang said, “When I first started, I was in financial trouble and spent a lot of time in cafes reading comics like ‘Battle Royale’ and ‘Liar Game’. I began to wonder how I would feel if I participated in the games myself. However, I found the games too complex and focused instead on using children’s games for my own work. ” said.
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