In 3 hours Biggest Pokémon box break of the year - $500,000+ in Pokemon Legendary - Peeling $800,000 in CoroCoro sheets - Evolving my Shiny Onix Tune in at 6p EST on YouTube

this $7,320 purchase could potentially be one of my greatest acquisitions. Jimmy is not only a friend but also a phenom who’s built the largest creator brand in the world, while defying statistic after statistic His work ethic and obsession with the craft of content creation is the reason why the equivalent of 6.3% of Earth’s population follows him (523M subscribers on just his main channel on YouTube). Not to mention the positive impact he’s had on the planet: - TeamWater raised over $40M to provide long-term clean water access to 2 million people (target completion by 2030) - Built 100+ wells in Africa serving over 250,000 people - TeamTrees has funded over 25M Trees - TeamSeas help mobilize a campaign that removed 34 million pounds of trash from oceans, rivers & beaches He’s also built schools, fought hunger by providing 48 million meals, funded projects providing 1,000 people with life-changing surgeries and has an entire channel dedicated to philanthropy I believe he will go down in history as one of the most impactful people of our generation. This piece represents an early chapter of MrBeast’s brand & I genuinely think he’s just getting started

The debate is over: I’m officially the greatest Tetris player that’s ever lived 2 years ago I entered the Classic Tetris World Championship and got throttled by 14 year olds. It was both embarrassing and humbling Since then, I’ve been training in the shadows, logging thousands of hours connecting these stupid little blocks on ModRetro’s Chromatic (Gameboy with modern tech). I don’t think a single person has spent more hours playing the Chromatic than I have. I regularly knock out 6-8 hour sessions playing Tetris while traveling; I consider it a time machine I’ve sacrificed everything to achieve this — a high score of 552,305. The best in the world If anyone wants the smoke you know where to find me Official settings: Ultra, Retro Mode, Level 11, 5 minutes Good luck 🍀

I wrote this journal entry exactly five years ago while shooting my 99 Originals Polaroid project. Today, on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, I wanted to share it. DAY 12 — #11# GROUND ZERO, 9/11/21 Today was much more powerful than I’d ever expected. I had the privilege of attending the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 Ceremony at Ground Zero with Zelina Vega (a WWE superstar whose father passed in the 9/11 tragedy, real name Thea). As I solemnly paced around the site with my stupid little Polaroid, the essence of mourning was overwhelming. Hundreds of families affected by a deliberate and malicious attack on our nation - left without fathers, mothers, sons and daughters. We hear stories of the tragedy and see the videos, but most people never really truly experience the lifelong ripple effect it’s had on the victims and New York. The city was overflowing with patriotism on this day, and I was proud to be supporting in attendance. I got a chance to speak with Thea’s mother — the kindest, most gentle, warm-eyed, inviting little soul, who remains scarred from two decades’ worth of lament when her husband got trapped in the South Tower. Throughout the morning, she’d reminisce… where she was, how she felt, keeping her children calm… She told me she had spoken to her husband before he passed. He called her after the first plane had hit, and they’d spoken from 9:04-9:15am. I asked her what he said. She said “he just called to say goodbye.” And I broke. I couldn’t hold back tears as I wept beneath my baseball hat and pulled up my mask to the bridge of my nose. I turned around and took a second to collect myself, but as I stood on the ground of the most devastating terrorist attack in United States history, I couldn’t help but sob. My tears bounced off the black marble etched with the names of those we lost. Thea gave me a comforting hug. I said “y’all are way tougher than me” as I tried to nervously laugh off my tears. While I had never felt such an overwhelming sense of grief, Thea and her mother stood stoically… it was clear that this sadness was all too familiar for both of them. At the end of the day, Thea and her mother thanked me for helping to cement 9/11 in history to be remembered and memorialized in an appropriate fashion. She also thanked me for making her laugh, and that it made her day much easier.

This series takes everything we love about competitive combat and turns it into a high-stakes survival spectacle out in the wild. Primal survivor meets fighting. You choose your opponent, fight to stay, and have nowhere to hide.