Notorious YouTube persona MrBeast, also referred to as James Stephen Donaldson, has turned his view- and ad-generating machine on once more and aimed it on the automotive world. The content material creator has determined not solely to place a Lamborghini Gallardo by way of a shredder, however to aim to blow one other one up with tanks.

In what can solely be described as an exhaustively frenetic video, the YouTuber strikes from huge explosion to huge explosion, earlier than culminating in his crimes towards raging bulls. However it works. Launched 4 days in the past, the video has already been seen 77 million occasions.

The ultimate phase of this hyperactive piece of content material sees MrBeast convey a Lamborghini Gallardo (which, based mostly on the rear wing, could also be a Superleggera mannequin) right into a junkyard shredder.

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There actually isn’t rather more to it than that, however because the host admits on the finish, and as will be seen by way of the empty engine bay within the video, the automobile has been decommissioned. What led it to finish up in a junkyard we are able to solely guess at, as a result of MrBeast appears to not care.

In what seems to be a extra tense (and due to this fact extra attention-grabbing scene), the YouTuber threatens to destroy one other Gallardo with tanks, until one other man, Adam, can defend it. If he succeeds, the Lamborghini is his.

Adam is given 48 hours to assemble his defensive construction, and decides to construct a pair of sand-filled cinder block partitions, with stacked vehicles between them. These show to be efficient at deflecting the tank shells, which is enormously useful.

What proves to be the ultimate stroke of genius is the set up of a choice of above floor swimming pools in entrance of the automobile. This final line of protection works exceptionally effectively, catching a shell simply earlier than it will have in any other case hit the automobile. In the long run, the automobile is spared from destruction.

The why and the how of all of this are by no means defined, however the hunt for views, adverts and pacing designed to carry the eye of sugar-filled 13-year-olds between rounds of harassing one another in online game lobbies definitely make for a surprising quantity of content material on this 14-minute video.