Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony & Super Bowl 60 | Chris Hemsworth & Mr Beast | Friday, February 6

Summary

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Episode: Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony & Super Bowl 60 | Chris Hemsworth & MrBeast
Date: February 7, 2026
Host: Jimmy Fallon
Guests: Chris Hemsworth, MrBeast
Overview:
This episode aired on the night of both the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan and the lead-up to Super Bowl 60, offering a vibrant, fast-paced mix of Olympics and Super Bowl jokes, banter with Chris Hemsworth about his career and new movie, and a chaotic, hilarious segment with YouTube megastar MrBeast, culminating in their signature game “Box of Lies” — and a huge cash surprise for the audience.

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Main Themes and Episode Flow

• Opening Monologue & Topical Jokes: Jimmy Fallon riffs on the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, new sports events, and the impending Super Bowl 60.
• Interview with Chris Hemsworth: Discussion of Hemsworth’s risky dune buggy adventure, his new movie Crime 101, Super Bowl commercials, American football confusion, Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Avengers: Doomsday.
• Interview with MrBeast: Origin of his channel, wild video stunts, philanthropy, recording a message for his future self, and “Beast Games” on Prime Video.
• Box of Lies Game: Fallon and MrBeast face off with escalating stakes for the studio audience, including a surprise $1,000 giveaway and special appearance by Drew Barrymore.
• Memorable moments: Audience winning massive prizes, candid stories, and playful chemistry between guests.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Winter Olympics & Super Bowl Jokes (00:14–03:28)

• Jimmy kicks off with jokes about coming right after the Milan Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
  • On Olympic unity:

    "It's a time for the country to put aside our differences and to root against a 16-year-old from Finland." (00:17)

  • Comedy about new sports:

    "The most interesting new event is the four-man luge. That one's interesting. I don't know how they stay like that." (01:45)

  • Super Bowl 60 preview:

    "Monday after the game is known as super sick Monday because over 20 million people skip work." (02:21)

  • Fake Super Bowl work excuse generator:

    "I can't make it because I got a four alarm norovirus from my dad's seven layer dip." (02:51)

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2. Chris Hemsworth Interview (03:54–12:51)

Dune Buggy Crash in Abu Dhabi (04:28–05:47)

• Hemsworth shares unseen video of crashing a dune buggy in Abu Dhabi:

  "At the moment I did it, I knew there were about 300 people up on the hill going, oh, god, he's dead... If I'd have rolled once more... I wouldn't have been here having the chat with you right now." (05:04)

• Discusses adrenaline, near-miss, and the humor in hindsight:

  "My ambition outweighed my talent. One of those moments, you know..." (05:32)

Super Bowl Commercial (05:50–06:38)

• Hemsworth on starring in a Super Bowl commercial, “Alexa”:

  "It plays upon my fear around AI... me thinking Alexa is going to kill me, and then in very vivid fashion goes through a whole bunch of vignettes around how that could possibly happen." (06:41)

Hollywood Walk of Fame & Reflection (07:02–08:14)

• Hemsworth shares the milestone of receiving his star:

  "I used to walk up and down Hollywood Boulevard on my way to an audition... imagine, you know... Then I was there doing it." (07:18)
  "My mum grabs me and goes, what the are you doing? Like, shook me...This is massive!" (07:42)

Avengers: Doomsday, Marvel Secrecy, and Halle Berry Question (08:14–10:15)

• On playing Thor again and working with co-star Halle Berry.
• Berry (via video) puts Hemsworth on the spot:

  "Ask him to tell you why Storm will not be in Doomsday. He knows the answer." – Halle Berry (09:03)

  • Hemsworth’s playful deflection:

    "It'd be the wrong type of alchemy. Too many storms. Maybe she's in the next one. Maybe... It has nothing to do with me." (09:33–10:04)

Crime 101 Movie (10:15–12:48)

• Hemsworth explains the film’s 70s/80s/90s heist inspiration, his role, cast, and plot:

  "It's a character driven crime thriller and it really is... one of the best things I've made in years or probably ever. It's one of the things I'm most proud of at the moment." (11:02–11:12)

• On his character and action:

  "I play a jewelry thief... led him his way into a life of crime... Decides one more job... cat and mouse between Mark Ruffalo, who's the detective, and myself.” (11:46)

• On doing most of his own driving stunts:

  "I did a lot of the driving, 95% of it in the film. ...I showed him [the director] that [dune buggy video] yesterday and he's like, I'm glad I didn't see this before you shot the film." (11:22–11:41)

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3. MrBeast Interview (13:14–24:31)

Early YouTube Story, Channel Name Origin (13:32–14:44)

• On picking his now-famous handle:

  "When you create an account, it just gives you a random name... and it gave me, like, MrBeast 6000. ...After a while, I was just like, okay, I'll just get rid of it." (14:29–14:44)

• Almost chose “Mr. Random”:

  "I almost switched it there. But then I like Mr. Random. Because like, one day I'm in the pyramids, the next day I'm buried alive, the next day we're giving a million people food." (14:48–15:13)

Rise to Fame, First Viral Hit (15:30–16:19)

• Starting by exposing a Facebook game hacker, then early struggles:

  "Some hacker like destroyed my base... I uploaded it, it got... views and the person did end up getting banned... first video got views, and I was like, oh, this is easy. And then the next like 500 videos, no views." (15:44–16:19)

Legendary “Counting to 100,000” Video (16:23–17:16)

• The motivation:

  "I was watching this Game of Thrones slash this other show called Naruto. ...How can I make money while watching shows I like?... I just record myself counting and it worked out. The entire time I was watching Game of Thrones, the Naruto..." (16:44–17:13)

Wild Video Concepts & Legal Hurdles (17:23–19:54)

• On “Stop this train, win a Lamborghini”:

  "We put a Lamborghini on train tracks... if they stop the train before it gets to Lamborghini... they get to keep the Lamborghini." (17:28–17:56)

• On wild stunts and legal headaches:

  "Right before we go to shoot the cannons... someone goes, oh, there's a bald eagle over there... you can't... make loud noises near bald eagle's nest... had to literally pack everything up... move to another lake." (18:54–19:53)

MrBeast Business & Philanthropy (19:57–21:01)

• On balancing YouTube with businesses like Feastables and ethical sourcing:

  "We pay all our farmers a living income reference price... audit and remediate the child labor... the bigger Feastables gets, the more kids we can get out of child labor on cacao farms." (20:14–20:46)

• On philanthropy:

  "That's my favorite ones. When you give back and you see that you have heart and you go, yeah, this guy is using his celebrity for good." – Jimmy Fallon (20:46)

"Hi Me in 10 Years" and Message for Future Self (21:13–23:18)

• Past self’s goal:

  "[2015 video] At the time I'm recording this, I have 8,000 subscribers... I really hope I have a million subs by now. Please, future me, please." (21:32–21:58)

• Today’s scale:

  "Right now... you have 466 million subscribers and 110 billion views." (22:02–22:15)

• New 10-year message:

  "Well, you're old now, you're like 37... I hope you're still making content...maybe we have a billion subscribers...I hope it works out." (22:35–23:08)

Beast Games on Prime Video (23:23–24:31)

• Describing "Beast Games":

  "It's like if you took a competition show and you just, you know, crank the dial up to the max... every season, we break a bunch of world records." (23:31–24:02) "We build a city for the contestants to live in... they're there for 45 days." (24:09–24:31)

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4. Game Segment: “Box of Lies” (25:05–35:46)

Round 1 – Hot Dog Rotary Dial Phone (25:05–28:28)

• MrBeast describes a bizarre object:

  "There's a hot dog...it's a phone, but like the phone you grew up with...rotary dial phone...but the phone's a wiener." (26:50–27:22)

• Jimmy guesses truthfully and everyone wins ice cream.

Round 2 – Super Bowl Halftime (Half-Lime) (28:49–31:17)

• Jimmy describes a “halftime performance” with half a lime:

  "Instead of half time, it's half lime...instead of Bad Bunny...it's a bunch of citrus." (29:56–30:00)

• MrBeast believes him; audience wins Feastables chocolate.

Round 3 – $1,000 for Audience, Drew Barrymore Surprise (31:44–35:46)

• MrBeast dramatically ups the stakes with a “final mystery box”:

  "I reached out to Jack Links and they agreed that if he gets this one correct, everyone in the audience will win $1,000." (32:40–32:51)

• He describes “Sasquatch, snow, and a very famous actress...someone by the name of Drew” (33:59–34:36)
• Jimmy guesses “truth” — and Drew Barrymore bursts out of the box!
• $1,000 awarded to every audience member, ending in cheers and pandemonium.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “My ambition outweighed my talent. One of those moments, you know…”
  — Chris Hemsworth on his dune buggy mishap (05:32)

• “It plays upon my fear around AI… me thinking Alexa is going to kill me.”
  — Chris Hemsworth, describing his Super Bowl Alexa ad (06:41)

• “I used to walk up and down Hollywood Boulevard… imagine, you know, and then I was there doing it.”
  — Chris Hemsworth, on getting his Hollywood star (07:18)

• “When you create an account, it just gives you a random name… and it gave me, like, MrBeast 6000.”
  — MrBeast on his YouTube origin story (14:29)

• “I was like, how can I make money while watching shows I like? …I just record myself counting.”
  — MrBeast on his “counting to 100,000” video (16:44)

• “Now I know, survey the area for bald eagles. Right?”
  — MrBeast, on learning the hard way about protecting wildlife (19:53)

• “We pay all our farmers a living income reference price… the bigger Feastables gets, the more kids we can get out of child labor on cacao farms.”
  — MrBeast on ethical sourcing (20:14–20:46)

• “[2015] I really hope I have a million subs by now. Please, future me, please…[2026] you have 466 million.”
  — MrBeast’s before-and-after ten-year journey (21:32–22:15)

• “I hope you’re still making content… maybe we have a billion subscribers… I’m rooting for you.”
  — MrBeast, message to his 2036 self (22:35–23:08)

• “If you guessed correctly, over 200 people each get $1,000… I convinced Drew Barrymore to stand in a box for 30 minutes waiting for this bit to happen!”
  — MrBeast, before the surprise giveaway (32:42, 34:38)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:14 – 03:28: Opening monologue – Olympics and Super Bowl jokes
• 03:54 – 12:51: Chris Hemsworth interview – accidents, career, Crime 101
• 13:14 – 24:31: MrBeast interview – channel’s origin, stunts, philanthropy, future
• 25:05 – 35:46: Box of Lies with MrBeast – escalating stakes, massive giveaways, Drew Barrymore surprise
• 35:46 – End: Closing celebrations and credits

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Conclusion

This lively episode balanced topical humor, celebrity candor, and the infectious high-energy antics of MrBeast. Whether poking fun at the Olympics, exploring the wild world of viral stunts and philanthropy, or orchestrating surprise giveaways, Fallon and his guests highlighted both the fun and the real-world impact of today’s biggest entertainers—with the entire studio audience leaving richer than they came in.

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For more, check out Beast Games on Prime Video, and stay tuned for Chris Hemsworth in Crime 101 (February 13th release).

Transcript

[Jimmy Fallon]

From Studio 6B in rock and Miller center in the heart of New York City, it's a Tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon. Hey, hey, hey, hey. I joined Jimmy and his guest Chris Hesworth. Richard Beast. Featuring deep Legendary Ruth Ruth. 2253 Jim. And now here he is. Gimme. Bye. Sad right there. I love you. Thank you very much. I love you. Enjoy us everybody.

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Tonight Show.

This is it. You're watching it.

This is so exciting. We are coming to you after the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan. What I love about the Olympics is that it's a time for the country to put aside our differences and to root against a 16 year old from Finland. Don't you agree? That's what it's all about. Yeah. There are 93 countries competing in 116 events and this year they've added eight new ones. Yeah, I'd say the most interesting new event is the four man luge. That one's interesting.

[Chris Hemsworth]

I don't know how.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I don't know how they stay like that. I want to say it's like LEGO bricks, but it's too cold. I don't know what. Personally, I love to watch downhill skiing.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Right now, Right now the only thing going downhill faster is bitcoin. Can you agree?

I mean.

Of course the big moment of the opening ceremony was when the torches lit the Olympic cauldrons. Can we see the torches? Yeah, there they are. Apparently they were inspired by the sacred fire of Olympia and not my cousin's vape pens.

[MrBeast]

Oh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I was confused. I found out today. Yeah, that's right, guys. It's also super bowl weekend with the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots. Yep. This Sunday is Super Bowl 60. And I read that Monday after the game is known as super sick Monday because over 20 million people skip work. And I guess those people who called in sick use a special excuse generator to get out of it. Here, I'll show you how it works. For example, when your boss asks, why aren't you coming in today? He it tells you to say.

I.

Can'T make it because I got a four alarm norovirus from my dad's seven layer dip.

[Chris Hemsworth]

You see?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Very easy excuses, though. Here's another. It could say, I have a very important appointment with Dr. Berlo and Nurse Bridgerton. Dr. Merlot and Nurse Bridgerton. Yeah. And finally you could say, sorry, but I have to flee to Mexico to hide from DraftKings. Oh, that happened. These are good excuses.

We have a great show tonight. Chris Hemsworth is here. Mr. Beast is joining us. Stick around. We'll be right back with Chris Hemsworth. Come on back, everybody.

Our first guest stars in and produced the new film Crime 101, which opens in theaters February 13th. Please welcome Chris Hemsworth.

Chris Hemsworth. Woo. They love you. Come on.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Thank you. Thank you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Welcome back to the Tonight Show. I always love having you on the show.

[Chris Hemsworth]

You look great.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Everything good?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Everything's fantastic.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. You brought us a little video of something that hasn't been seen before.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Oh, yes.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Of you on a dune buggy, which sounds exciting.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's very exciting if you've ever done it. What happens is maybe less exciting, but.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, really?

[Chris Hemsworth]

I was in Abu Dhabi with my brother and a couple of mates and having fun and driving around the sand dunes, and let's take a look here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And maybe tell us what's happening.

[Chris Hemsworth]

That's me up front.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Get a little confident and then.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Gorgeous.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah, dude. You know the worst part? I smacked my hand on the sand really hard and see the sand dune off the side there?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Wait, you got out and did that?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Oh, I would have been. It was very commercial. Right. And so I was kind of. At the moment I did it, I knew there were about 300 people up on the hill going, oh, God, he's dead. Yes, we're all getting sued. So I was like, just get out and tell him you're okay. And I was like, just kind of barely remember it, but. But the sand dream went off like another 50 meters, so I would have. That would have been the worst part. If I'd have rolled once more, it would have been. I wouldn't have been here having the chat with you right now.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, my gosh.

[Chris Hemsworth]

How.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Did you know how to react? Or did you know how to react?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Just embraced myself and headbutted the sand. I didn't know how to react. It was. I just got a little overconfident. My ambition outweighed my. My talent. One of those moments, you know, where you sort of.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm so happy you're here. You know? We are.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Me too. I won't remember most of the conversation.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, Yeah. I would have steered you along.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Y.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You gotta be excited. Super bowl this weekend. Super Bowl Sunday. You have a commercial?

[Chris Hemsworth]

I did. I did a Super bowl commercial. Alexa, that's a big deal. It's cool. Especially.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Thank you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The world is watching.

[Chris Hemsworth]

The world's watching. And especially as an Australian, you know, we don't grow up watching your football. We have our own version of football. But the super bowl and the super bowl commercials Feel like they're almost. People are paying more attention to that than the game half the time. Living in la, I came to know that and thought, oh, maybe one day I'll do one and did my last year. But this was. This was different.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So do you understand what's happened when you watch American football?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Nope.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Chris Hemsworth]

I understand that.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The commercials.

[Chris Hemsworth]

The commercials. And I understand the halftime performance.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[Chris Hemsworth]

And the fireworks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's gonna be great, too.

[Chris Hemsworth]

No, I get the rough gist of it, but just. It's such an event, isn't it? It's such a fantastic sort of get together.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Can you tell us what the ad is, Alexa?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah. It plays upon my fear around AI Basically me thinking Alexa is going to kill me, and then in very vivid fashion, goes through a whole bunch of vignettes around how that could possibly happen as we're shooting. I was like, I wonder if that could happen.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Could it do that? Do you guys really want to tell the world? No, but it's fun. It's fun.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. I want to say congratulations. Since I've seen you, you've got your own star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. That's what it's all about right there.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah, it was a wild.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Is that a big deal?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Wild moment.

[MrBeast]

That's a big deal.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Oh, it was wonderful. You know, I used to walk up and down Hollywood Boulevard on my way to an audition. I'd drive up and down that strip and see those stars and think, oh, gosh, imagine, you know, and then I was there doing it. I've been in Hollywood 20 years getting that star and kind of like it was all just a blur. And I was just a little bit too relaxed, you know, and it was all. It felt, you know, you start to.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Sort of play it down.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's, ah, it's not that big. My mum grabs me and goes, what.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The are you doing?

[Chris Hemsworth]

And, like, shook me. I'm like, I don't know. She goes, this is massive. And I was like, yeah, you're right, it is. And it wasn't that I was underappreciating it. It was kind of beyond.

[Jimmy Fallon]

She had to shake the.

[Chris Hemsworth]

And he's like, hey, yeah, wave me in the start.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Enjoying life. This is amazing.

[Chris Hemsworth]

This is before the June buggy crash.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So, yeah, now you're even more appreciated and your family came out to support you, which is so kind. That's fantastic.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah, my. My son, he took the prime position there. I love.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He's sitting on your star already, sort of stamping himself. Marvel fans are excited Because Avengers Doomsday comes out this year. You are returning as Thor. There's probably not much you can tell me. We've done this dance before. Marvel won't let you. Yeah. The experience is amazing.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's incredible.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes. Your co star in your new movie, Crime 101. Halle Berry. Amazing. She was on our show last night.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Incredible.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, we love her.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Did she tell you all the secrets?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Well, she wanted me to ask you something on her behalf. Let's take a look at what Halle said last night.

[Halle Berry]

I have a question.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, really?

[Halle Berry]

He is gonna not like this. So I just want you to know. But I want you to do me a solid and do it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Of course I will.

[Halle Berry]

Please ask him this for you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Anything.

[Halle Berry]

Ask him to tell you why I I. Storm will not be in Doomsday. He knows the answer.

[Chris Hemsworth]

I mean. Hang on. I love this. It starts with. He's not gonna like this.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, I'm not.

Yeah.

[Chris Hemsworth]

This doesn't have nothing to do with me. We tried to.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Your face is getting red, I can tell you.

[Chris Hemsworth]

No, it's just really hot in here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And it's not hot in here at all.

[Chris Hemsworth]

You guys are hot, right? Why is she not in this film? It'd be the wrong type of alchemy. Too many storms. The character I play also does some weather pattern adjusting and they thought we'd.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Cancel each other out.

[Chris Hemsworth]

And then who would be the most powerful stormish person? And I don't know. Hey, maybe this is. Maybe this is all part of a ploy. Maybe she isn't it. Maybe you're gonna spend a couple of dollars and so maybe she's in the next one. I don't know. Or maybe as I said, it has.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Nothing to do with. Oh my God.

You're so covered.

All your bases are covered. Yeah. It has nothing to do with you. I've never seen you get this embarrassed.

[Chris Hemsworth]

She's trying to get me fired.

[Jimmy Fallon]

She's doing a good job. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We do love her. And you guys are great in the movie. Let's talk about your movie, Crime 101. You star in it. You also produce this. What drew you to this type of project?

[Chris Hemsworth]

This is a script that. I haven't read anything like this for a long time. And I hadn't seen anything on the cinema for a long time. Reminded me of the films. 70s, 80s, 90s, the classic heist films.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's shot in the gritty backdrop of Los Angeles. There's a beautiful nostalgia to it, but it has a contemporary feel. Amazing cast. Halle Berry, Mark Ruffalo, Barry Keoghan, Monica Barbaro.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I mean, come on. You.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's a crime.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You and Halle Berry, come on, that's what everyone's talking about.

[Chris Hemsworth]

You can already see the chemistry when she's not here. Which, yeah, there's a.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It's a character driven crime thriller and it really is, to be honest, one of the best things I've made in years or probably ever. It's one of the things I'm most proud of at the moment.

[Halle Berry]

Congratulations.

[Chris Hemsworth]

I can't wait for people to see it. It's big, it's beautiful, it's cinematic. It's got crazy car chases and action, but emotional depth. And it's true.

[Jimmy Fallon]

After driving in this movie. Did anyone see the dune buggy?

[Chris Hemsworth]

So this is what was funny. I was with my director yesterday and I did a lot of the driving, 95% of it in the film. And he insisted on doing it and he said, no, it's because you're a really good driver and the precision driving team are telling me how good you're doing. I said, great, I love it out in the streets of la. And I showed him that yesterday and he's like, I'm glad I didn't see this before you shot the film.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

How do we set up the film and who you play and what it's about?

[Chris Hemsworth]

So I play a jury thief who has come from a very tough, troubled times. Broken home in and out of foster houses as a child, led him his way into a life of crime. And he's at a point where the sort of personification of who he is and this character he's built to survive in that world, it's old skin, you know, it's time to shed the old and into an attempt to find personal freedom. Decides one more job. And it's a particular risky heist. And this is where it becomes a cat and mouse between Mark Ruffalo, who's the detective, and myself.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He's chasing after you.

[Chris Hemsworth]

He's chasing after me. And Halle Berry, who's also her character, insurance broker at a crossroads in her life as well, who decides to take a particular route or make a choice that she wouldn't normally have made.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So it's really good.

[Chris Hemsworth]

It all crescendos into a big classic heist finale, but with a pretty special twist which I'm not going to tell you about.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, it's good.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a good Valentine's Day movie to watch. Yeah.

Chris HEMSWORTH, Everybody. Crime 101 opens in theaters February 13th. Mr. Beast joins us after the break. Stick around.

Our next guest has the most subscribed channel on all of YouTube, and his videos have been watched over 110 billion times. New episodes of his hit series Beast Games are available every Wednesday on Prime video. Please welcome Mr.

[MrBeast]

Beast.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Mr. Beast.

[MrBeast]

I didn't realize you had this many people.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, yeah, a lot of people here.

[MrBeast]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

How tall are. How tall are you, Mr.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Beast?

[Jimmy Fallon]

You're tall.

[MrBeast]

Wow. Six four.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Six four, yeah.

[MrBeast]

What? There's on that every time I say my height, there's a subreddit where they're like, compare people's heights. And, like, now that I said that, when I open up Reddit, it's gonna be them comparing me to other celebrities. And they're always. Their theory is that I'm six two and I lie about it, and I'm just like. And so now I have to read theories about that all.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm six.

[MrBeast]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So it's definitely. What, by the way, what do I call you?

[MrBeast]

I mean, Jimmy or Mrbeast. Just call me MrBeast.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, MrBeast. Let's have some fun. Let's get crazy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right.

[MrBeast]

Let's get crazy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'll do it.

[MrBeast]

He's Mr.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Beast and MrBeast. MrBeast came from what, an Xbox?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

So when you create an account, it just gives you a random name.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

And it gave me, like, MrBeast 6000. And I was like, good enough. MrBeast.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So you just lost the 6000?

[MrBeast]

Yeah, because everyone once I started, like, getting views on my videos, everyone was like, what's the 6,000? I was like, I don't know.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Wow.

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

And then after a while, I was just like, okay, I'll just get rid of it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Did you consider any other names besides Mr.

[MrBeast]

Beast? That's a great question. So actually, because I do so many, like, weird, different things, at one point when I was in, like, high school, I had a little bit of, like, a mental breakdown. I was like, should my channel be Mr. Random? Because everything I do is random. And I almost switched it there. But then I like Mr. Random. Mr. Random. Because, like, one day I'm in the pyramids, the next day I'm buried alive, the next day we're giving a million people food. And I was like, it's always random. This is Warren Brand.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's good. And it's amazing what you did.

[MrBeast]

Well, I mean, you don't have to clap because I killed it. It died.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Mr.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Beast is good.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, it worked out.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Mr. Random. Sounds like an Offspring Stranger Things character that we don't talk about.

[MrBeast]

Make a good Marvel villain. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

This is your first time on the show, so I thought we can get to know you a little bit.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You first started posting videos, was it on YouTube 15 years ago?

[MrBeast]

Yeah, when I was 11. 15, 16 years ago. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And you turned it into the most subscribed channel in history. Do you remember the first post that you did?

[MrBeast]

Yeah. Well, it's an interesting story. I was playing this Facebook game called Battle Pirates. None of you have ever heard of it? Like, no one plays this game.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Battle Pirates?

[MrBeast]

Yeah, Battle Pirates. I was a little kid and some hacker like destroyed my base and I was like, I wanna get em banned. So I filmed it with a little screen recorder, uploaded it, it got like 5,000 views and the person did end up getting banned.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Wow.

[MrBeast]

And I was like, yo, this is sick. Yeah. And that kind of. I was like, this is kind of fun. And then it kind of snowballed into the Internet's powerful. Yeah. Well, I got lucky because the first video got views and I was like, oh, this is easy. And then the next like 500 videos, no views.

[Jimmy Fallon]

What was the first video that took off after the.

[MrBeast]

My proudest accomplishment? I counted to 100,000. Yeah. I literally just counted. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You could do the greatest hits. 11, 12, all the way. No breaks, nothing.

[MrBeast]

Yeah. 40 hours straight. 40 hours of counting.

[Jimmy Fallon]

What would make you want to do something like that?

[MrBeast]

Well, if you want to know the truth, I was watching this Game of Thrones slash this other show called Naruto. And I was like, man, this is such a waste of time. Like, I'm not making money doing this. And I was like, how? I really. I thought about this. I'm not even joking. How can I make money while watching shows I like? And I was like, well, what if I. Why watch it? I just record myself counting and it worked out. The entire time I was watching Game of Thrones, the Naruto, but people don't know that. And it's just me counting. And so it looks like I'm just sitting there staring at a wall for 40 hours and people are just clicking.

[Jimmy Fallon]

On that going, I can't believe this dude is counting to 100,000.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, no, you're being too nice. They're more clicking. Like, what is this idiot doing? What an absolute moron.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You do so many fun things. Let me just read some of the titles of your videos.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Oh, gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

One is Stop this train. Win a Lamborghini.

[MrBeast]

Yep, That's a. That one. One of my favorite videos, because we put a Lamborghini on train tracks, and then I gave some of my credit card. I said they could buy whatever they want, and if they stop the train before it gets to Lamborghini, basically derail it. They get to keep the Lamborghini. And so they built, like, concrete walls on the train tracks. They laid 18 wheelers. And then I sent a train, like, with a brick on the gas pedal, full speed at it, and then you see if the Lamborghini survives.

[Jimmy Fallon]

How.

[MrBeast]

I thought it was pretty cool.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, it's very cool.

But I'm saying, like, how do you legally do all this stuff?

[MrBeast]

How do you. Where do you even start?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Like, I can't even, like, wear shoes on here without asking NBC if I'm allowed to.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Like.

[MrBeast]

Well, I don't, obviously, on YouTube, you know, there's no network or anything, so I can, for the most part, as long as it's legal, do whatever I want.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Is there any something that you go like, this just can't be done or wasn't done the best?

[MrBeast]

Well, actually, like, the thing is, because we do so many big experiments and things that have never been done before, in general, what we do, we try to do stuff that you could not see anywhere else in the world. And so, like, a different video that's actually similar to this Lamborghini one I gave a guy a yacht, put in a lake, and then, same thing. Here's my credit card. Build walls. Do whatever you can to stop these cannons from just sinking your yacht. And if, you know, you get to keep it. But.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Right, so people are shooting cannons.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, we had, like, 20 cannons.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You were so fun, man.

[MrBeast]

But in this case, the thing is, right before we go to shoot the cannons, I mean, we're millions of dollars deep and big shoot, like, someone goes, oh, there's a bald eagle over there. And I was like, oh, that's cool. There's bald eagle's nest. And then. I didn't know this, but you can't, like, make loud noises near bald eagle's nest because it's like, they're protected and it could scare them away. And I was like, oh, so can we just pick up the nest and move it? Yeah, of course, logically, that's what I was thinking. Nope, that's a federal crime. So I was like, oh, you can't displace bald eagle.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You just scrap the whole.

[MrBeast]

Oh, yeah, you know, I got, like, a yacht here. I got all this production crew, everything massive Shoot. We've been working on for half a year. And then I'm just like, bro, it's literally just a bald eagle. Like, you're sure I can't just move its nest? And so we had to literally pack everything up, spend an obscene amounts of money and move to a different lake. And so we have things like that happen all the time that there's not like a manual for these kinds of things. And so I'm just like, okay, now I know. Survey the area for bald eagles. Right?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

See?

[Jimmy Fallon]

You live, you learn.

[MrBeast]

Exactly. We have like lists of all these things that I just didn't know you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Do so much more besides just YouTube. You have a line of toys, you have food, you have a software company, you're starting a mobile phone service. You even starting your own bank.

[MrBeast]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But you also do a lot of philanthropy. Tell us about some of these things that you're working on right now.

[MrBeast]

Oh, I mean, where do I start? But you can tell by what he just listed. I really enjoy building businesses. I find it a lot of fun. And I guess the thing that I spend a lot of time on is just on the chocolate side with Feastables, which we. There's a lot of kids in a child labor that work on cacao farms. And so Feastables, we pay all our farmers a living income reference price and we actually audit and remediate the child labor on the farms. And so, you know, the bigger Feastables gets, the more kids we can get out of child labor on cacao farm. So that's why I'm very passionate about feastables and.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Wow.

[MrBeast]

Yeah. It's been the big focus on those.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's the thing. I watch your videos. My kids watch your videos too. But that's my favorite ones. When you give back and you see that you have heart and you go, yeah, this guy is using his celebrity for good.

[MrBeast]

Thank you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Which is a good cool move. I love that. That's what you should do. We need it. We need it. Thank you. Did a video you posted on your channel a few months ago called Hi me in 10 years.

[MrBeast]

Yep.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You recorded this video in 2015.

[MrBeast]

Yep. And YouTube has this feature where you can schedule upload videos to go public in the future. So when I was a teenager, I filmed a video and then set it on YouTube to manually go up 10 years later. It was pretty crazy. And then that video went up like three months ago. I completely forgot I made it. It was pretty wild.

[Jimmy Fallon]

We have a little bit of the video.

[MrBeast]

Watch this. I look like A nerd in it. Hide me in 10 years. At the time I'm recording this video, I have 8,000 subscribers and 1.8 million views. So whenever you see this, compare these numbers to whatever I have when you watch this. I really hope I have a million subs by now. Please, future me, please. What am I doing with my hand? Please have a million subs. Haircut. What is that? Haircut?

[Chris Hemsworth]

Who left.

[MrBeast]

Who left my hair look like that?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Your goal was to have a million subscribers, and right now, let me just say you have 466 million subscribers and 110 billion views.

[MrBeast]

Yeah. Pretty crazy. It doesn't even. Just big number. It just doesn't even seem real, to be honest.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I was thinking, since you made that video in your bedroom, maybe now you're here on the Tonight Show. Would you like to talk to yourself in 10 years?

[MrBeast]

Like, film something now for me in 10 years?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

Oh, gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

2036. You can look in the back camera. Yeah, look.

[MrBeast]

Okay, this is for 2036. Wow. Well, you're old. Pretty old now you're like 37. So hopefully you have a few kids now, and hopefully they're not spoiled. Good luck figuring that one out. And I hope you're just still making content. Hope we're. You're still building businesses that you know are net positive. And I don't even know what I'm doing tomorrow, so thinking 10 years in the future right now is just so crazy. I guess maybe we have a billion subscribers, assuming people don't just randomly stop watching me. So, I don't know. I feel a little put on the spot. But I'm rooting for you, and I hope it works out.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thank you.

You're doing that. Rooting for you is a good line.

I'm rooting for you.

[MrBeast]

I'm rooting for me.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I know you're rooting for you. We're all rooting for each other. Let's talk Beast Games. You're in the middle of your second season. How do we set up what the show is?

[MrBeast]

Oh, boy. Well, Beast Games is essentially like if you took a competition show and you just, you know, crank the dial up to the max.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

But then didn't stop and kept cranking it even though the dial broke. And you just keep turning it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Beastify it.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, basically. And so it's, you know, the largest cash prize ever, most contestants ever, all the usual stuff. Every season, we break a bunch of world records. And so season two, we get 100 of the strongest people in the world that I can Find to go against 100 of the smartest people in the world. I can find. And just some of the biggest sets, spectacles in the world for a $5 million prize.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It is so fun to watch all of it, what you built. Even the whole world that they live in.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, well, city. Yeah. So each season of Beast Games, we build a city for the contestants to live in. Because, you know, a lot of competition shows. In between each challenge, they go to a hotel room and I'm like, that's lame. You know, like, I want them to interact. I want them to live with each other and, like, you know, it to become a thing. So, like, once they enter, they're playing games or they're living in the city, so it becomes like a community. And they're there for 45 days.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's so bizarre. It's fantastic to watch.

Mr. Beast, everybody. New episodes of Beast Games are available every Wednesday on Prime Video. Mr. Beast and I are doing something fun after the break. Stick around. Come on back.

A legend in my own time. Look at you. Just a legend in your home. Don't stop your. Chiba.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Chiba.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yo. Yeah.

Give me everything you got.

Welcome back to the Tonight Show. I'm hanging out with Mr. Beast now.

We're about to face off in a game called Box of Lies. Here's how it works. We have nine mystery boxes containing objects no one has ever seen before. On your turn, you pick a box, take out the object, and describe it to your opponent. Then they have to guess if you're lying or telling the Truth. We'll play three rounds. Mr. Beast, you're my guest, so you will pick the first box. Okay, audience, which one should he pick?

[MrBeast]

What number? We'll go with this one. Oh, that's very heavy. Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It doesn't sound heavy.

[MrBeast]

What? Me placing it didn't sound heavy?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, that's correct. Okay, this is a big show. Let's make it a bit more interesting.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I don't know.

[MrBeast]

What do you have in mind?

[Jimmy Fallon]

If I can guess correctly, whether you're lying or telling the truth, everyone in the audience is going home with a pint of Ben and Jerry's tonight.

Dough ice cream. The best ice cream on earth. Okay. Yes.

[MrBeast]

Let's do it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right.

[MrBeast]

I hear that's the best selling ice cream in America.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It is definitely the top 20 top 30 flavors. It is right there. Audience, I know you want that ice cream, but no helping, okay?

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. No cheating. I really want to earn this.

[MrBeast]

Okay, I'm going to look.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Tell me what's in your box.

[MrBeast]

Oh, gosh. This is not what I thought was going to be in here. I'm going to take this out.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right, let me just Surprising to you.

[MrBeast]

Oh, it's very surprising. You ready?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. Tell me.

[MrBeast]

There'S a hot dog.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay. There's a hot dog on.

[MrBeast]

I'm gonna be honest, I don't even know how to describe. Like, this is before my time. It's like a. It's a phone. But like the phone you grew up with, not the phone I grew up with. All right, that came off harsher than I thought.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But unbelievable.

[MrBeast]

It has the spinny thing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, the spinny thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Rotary dial phone.

[MrBeast]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay.

[MrBeast]

But the phone's a wiener, so.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But the phone's.

[MrBeast]

What is a wiener? A hot dog.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So who is on the phone? There is no phone.

[MrBeast]

The phone is.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The receiver is a hot dog.

[MrBeast]

Yes. With a zipper.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Now I feel like I'm using all my senses here. Sight. Obviously, I'm impaired hearing. I can't hear a hot dog. But I can smell Mr.

[Chris Hemsworth]

Beast.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I can smell Jimmy and I don't smell. I don't smell hot dog, man.

[MrBeast]

Oh, you think I'm just making this up? You don't think there's a glizzy on a phone right here?

[Jimmy Fallon]

A glizzy on the fizzy? I don't think there's a glizzy on the fizzy.

[MrBeast]

I'm gonna say.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, man. Oh, man. It's your first time. I don't really know you that well.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, we just met today.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm gonna say Mr. Beast.

[MrBeast]

Glizzy or no glizzy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You tell the truth.

[MrBeast]

You think that's what's right here?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[MrBeast]

You are. Corre.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I need the plastic hot dog. All right, so that I guess correctly, that means everyone in our audience is going home with tonight Joe.

No. It is my turn to pick a box. Which one should I go with? 4.

[MrBeast]

Oh, they really want 4. Oh, wow. It's causing. That was a real sound effect. He didn't make it either.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That is so heavy.

[MrBeast]

All right, well, let's try this again. If I can guess correctly, I will give all of you a one month supply of feastables. Everyone in the audience.

[Jimmy Fallon]

What?

[MrBeast]

We're gonna send them home with chocolate.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Ice cream tin feastables.

[MrBeast]

Better just be walking home loaded with something.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

I love that it's Halloween. All right, here we go.

[MrBeast]

All right, everyone, let's lock in.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right, here we go. It's not a glizzy.

[MrBeast]

No glizzy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No but do you know what it is? This is so interesting. And it's funny. It's humorous.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It makes me laugh.

[MrBeast]

It's not a glizzy. And it's funny.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, it's so funny.

It is.

[MrBeast]

Hmm.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's.

[MrBeast]

You're struggling.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right, I'll just tell you what it is.

[MrBeast]

Just tell me.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a halftime performance for the Super Bowl.

[MrBeast]

Halftime performance?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. But instead of half time, it's half lime, half. And so instead of Bad Bunny or the singer performing, it's a bunch of citrus.

[MrBeast]

So there's like. Describe it. Like, what color is the citrus?

[Jimmy Fallon]

I would say it's what color? Green.

[MrBeast]

Okay. All right. That was too easy. So it's just fruit on a halftime show.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, half.

[MrBeast]

Yeah, half.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Half lime.

[MrBeast]

Get it? Half lime. So it's just literally half a lime on a field?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, it's just a half a lime on the field.

[MrBeast]

You seem pretty genuine. I do, right? Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

You trust me?

[MrBeast]

I trust that there's a lime over there that's in half.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You do?

[MrBeast]

Yeah. I believe you. I believe you. There's half a lime right there. I believe him.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You're correct. I totally.

Everyone is going home with a month supply of feastables. Thank you. You might be the best guest we've.

Ever had on the Tonight Show. Everyone loves you.

[MrBeast]

We both might have made it a little too easy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[MrBeast]

All right, this next one. So I say we go a little crazy for the third one.

[Jimmy Fallon]

This is the final.

What do you mean crazy?

[MrBeast]

Well, for the final round, I want to show you something special. But first, before we do, I think we should get rid of these boxes. I worked with this team. We lined something up. I wanted to do something special. I didn't want this to be a typical, you know, typical game. You do. Wow. So I went behind the scenes with his producers, and I put a button here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

A button?

[MrBeast]

What do you think this button does?

[Jimmy Fallon]

I have no idea. Is something going to. Am I going to fly out of my seat and land in the audience? Oh, fantastic.

[MrBeast]

We don't need this anymore because Bring out the giant box.

[Jimmy Fallon]

This is the final mystery box. Wow.

[MrBeast]

This is the final mystery box. And I reached out to Jack Links and they agreed that if he gets this one correct, everyone in the audience will win $1,000.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All 200 of you. Everyone on the honor, Everyone. Yes. I can't get it wrong. I will try my best. All right, let's see what's inside the box. Open it up.

[MrBeast]

Don't turn around. All right.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Won't turn around.

[MrBeast]

Don't turn around.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right.

Wow. All right. I know. Clues. Okay.

[MrBeast]

All right. If you give him clues, I'm taking my money back or Jack Link's money back. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I felt the wall fall behind me.

[MrBeast]

It was a big wall.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay. So I have to see if you're lying or telling the truth.

[MrBeast]

And if you guessed correctly, the over 200 people here each get $1,000.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I do not want to.

All right.

Last time, last time you actually did describe what was in your box, Mr. Beast. What is in your box?

[MrBeast]

Well, we'll start off with the Sasquatch.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay. I could see that you felt like Sasquatch.

[MrBeast]

Yeah. A lot of snow.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's where Sasquatches live. So far so good.

[MrBeast]

A very famous actress.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay.

[MrBeast]

I don't know if it's screaming. Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Very famous actress.

[MrBeast]

Yep.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, I heard this screen a sign.

[MrBeast]

That says Swiss Alps.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay. Who would the actress be? Would I know them?

[MrBeast]

You know, I don't know. If you know someone by the name of Drew. If you could guess the last name. Famous actress with Drew.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You're telling me Drew Barrymore is behind.

[MrBeast]

Yes, I'm telling you that I somehow convinced. I convinced Drew Barrymore to stand in a box for 30 minutes waiting for this bit to happen is what I'm telling you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Now, Drew Barrymore, who is my family, she is my sister in law, basically my wife's best friend who I talked to maybe yesterday and didn't mention.

I didn't know any of that and didn't mention that. That she was in the building today.

And I don't like pranks or tricks. That Drew Barrymore is behind me.

[MrBeast]

I didn't realize any of that, but yes, yes, yes.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And she's with a Sasquatch.

[MrBeast]

Yep.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And she's skiing. And this is for all the marbles.

[MrBeast]

This is for each of them getting $1,000 with their Vinnie Pairs with their Beast boost.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Quarter of a million dollars on the line.

[MrBeast]

Do you believe me? Am I telling you telling the truth, Mr.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Beast?

[MrBeast]

Call me Jimmy. Nice to meet you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes. Jimmy, you tell the truth.

What are you doing? What are you doing here? Everyone, Everyone is going home with $1,000. Congratulations. My dad commission be Drew Barry. Season two of these games is streaming now on Prime Video. We'll be right back with more Tonight show. Come on. Oh my God. Thanks to Chris Hemsworth. Mr. Beast, the Roots from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thank you for watching. Good night everybody. Thank you.

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