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Dr. Zahi Hawass, Egypt's former Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, spoke out to clarify the situation. Speaking with TMZ, the Egyptologist confirmed that MrBeast had received permission to film at the Pyramids over a seven-day period in early December. However, Dr. Hawass emphasized that no amount of money could have granted the YouTuber—or anyone else—the opportunity to sleep inside the Pyramids.
Instead, MrBeast and his team followed standard filming protocol. Each day, they were allowed to shoot on location after public tours had ended. When filming wrapped up for the day, they stayed at a camp located three to five miles away from the Pyramids.
Dr. Hawass addressed the claims in response to a viral TikTok video where MrBeast discussed his Pyramids project with podcaster Noah Lyles. While the YouTuber’s remarks sparked curiosity, Dr. Hawass reassured the public that the filming adhered strictly to the rules.
During the shoot, which began on December 4, MrBeast was joined by Dr. Hawass as they explored iconic landmarks, including the Sphinx and the inner chambers of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The archaeologist expressed his admiration for the YouTube creator, applauding MrBeast for using his platform to dispel myths—particularly the long-standing conspiracy theory that aliens built the Pyramids.
Dr. Hawass praised MrBeast’s respect for Egypt’s cultural heritage, stating, “I liked him, and I appreciate his efforts to highlight the true history of the Pyramids.”
As fans eagerly await the release of the video, it’s clear MrBeast’s journey to the Pyramids was both a carefully planned production and a celebration of ancient Egyptian history.
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