MrBeast's toy unboxing calls for a crane and a plane
The promotional Short turns a MrBeast Lab figure reveal into an airborne water-drop stunt.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 1,460,258 views.
Unboxing The World’s Largest Toy
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Most toy unboxings don't need air support. MrBeast's "Unboxing The World's Largest Toy" brings in a crane to lower a woman onto giant packaging, where she pulls out an enormous yellow safety pin. Then a plane supplies the water.
The drop bursts open the capsule, revealing a massive blue inflatable Mega-Tech Mutator. This is an advertisement for MrBeast's own toy line, with the retail-sized version in his hand as the oversized reveal unfolds behind him.
Posted today, the Short has already drawn about 1.5 million views in two and a half hours. Tareq Salameh supplies the less glamorous assessment after the aerial unboxing: "I'm wet."
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- Channel
- MrBeast
- Subscribers
- 526,000,000 ▲ 1,000,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 722,304,859
- Channel views, pace per day
- 32,898,224 (on a normal day: 128,536,266)
- Video published
- November 13, 2026
The numbers
The Short passed a million views within its first few hours online.
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What does the woman on the crane remove from the giant toy capsule?
She pulls a massive yellow safety pin from the top of the chamber before the water drop.

