MrBeast and his crew compete through a K-12 quiz challenge, answering ten questions per grade. Miss more than two and you're out with a water balloon to the face. The last person standing wins $10,000.
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Today, me and the crew are going back to first grade. At the end of the class, we will receive a 10-question test, and if you miss more than 2 questions on the test, you fail and get pelted by water balloons, and you don't proceed to the next grade. Last person to fail school gets $10,000, or if everyone makes it to 12th grade, we all get it. All right, Jake Paulers, me and the crew are going back to first grade today. We're waiting on our first teacher. Hello, hello, teachers!
Good morning, class! I'm Miss Whitford, and I want you guys to go around and say your name and say one interesting fact about yourself.
My name's MrBeast, and I don't like school. My name's Chandler, and I like Gushers. My name's Garrett, and my dad owns a yacht. I'm Ethan, I like Fortnite. I'm Bailey, I had oatmeal for breakfast.
Okay, so But first we're gonna do some reading. So I'm gonna read a story. I want you guys to pay really close attention, okay? So Chandler, what happened in the beginning of that?
I didn't get to write down anything.
So now we're gonna do some math.
So we're about to take our first grade test.
Dad told you, but I can't—
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Clear our desks. Put all calculators away. Okay, you have 10 questions in 10 minutes.
Stop looking.
When you get done, you can put your head Write down silently, just like Chris did. All right, everyone can sit back up and give your paper to your partner. Number 1 is A, number 5 is A, and Tennessee. Did anyone miss more than 2 questions? No.
No.
Congratulations, you're going to second grade. Woo!
Yay!
Hi, class.
Hey. Hey.
I'm Miss Brewington. Welcome to second grade. All right, math.
Ugh. Yeah.
Who's gonna volunteer for the first one? Me.
Oh. Uh. Gotta show your work, boy. Well, you see, you just take 63 and you subtract 19 and you get 44.
But how do you take 9 from 3?
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
See, you sound confident.
Just give us the test.
Okay.
What?
19? Yeah. Which of the following is a state of matter? 55 62. What is the past tense of through? Alright, once you're finished, put your head down on the desk. All right, you guys, pick somebody to trade papers with so we can grade them. Number 1, false.
Wait, wait, wait.
Number 1's false.
Oh, it's false?
It's false. Oh. Um, number 3 is 117.
Wait, number 3— You got that wrong. Yeah, I know. Yeah, wait, you might fail. No, Chandler, you should— I messed up.
Number 7 should be throw.
That's an O. That's an O. Chandler failed. You failed second grade. I forgot about it. Chandler, did you really think—
Chandler, who was so confident that he didn't have to show his work.
Ethan got 80, I got 80, Chris got 100, Garrett got 80, Bailey got 100, and Chandler missed 3, which means he failed and needs to be punished. You failed second grade, bro. Honestly, people are gonna think it's staged. You need to leave that part in there. People are gonna think it's staged. Chandler's just dumb. Chandler, dude, you failed second grade. Why? I was trying to get 2 wrong on purpose. Yeah, you were trying to be funny and then you got that. I messed it up. All right, I'm sorry, man. Let's go punish you. Hug Chandler! That wasn't on purpose. We love you, Chandler. We love you, Chandler. Sorry you're bad at second grade. Sorry, Chandler. There's a new one in town.
Good morning!
Good morning! We're missing someone.
Sorry, your friend Chandler had been held back. The weakest link had to go.
Yeah.
Alright, so we're gonna learn math today. I'm gonna pay attention. I'm not failing today. Yeah, we're gonna start with multiplication and properties of multiplication.
This is third grade?
This is third grade.
Are you serious? There's no way this is third grade. This is AP third grade. Alright, I'm ready. Can we have an open book?
Nope. Oh, oh, oh, hold up now.
Uh-oh.
What is this? Hit or miss.
I guess I can— He never missed, huh? All right, pass this out.
All right, you ready?
Yes. Why? Why is this so hard?
All right, when you're done, just put your head down. All right, you ready? All right, switch with your partner. How many bones are in the adult human body?
206. 206. Garrett's already missed one.
What?
He put 127. Oh, all right.
Which body system controls your brain?
All right, everyone write the grade at the top and hand it to me. All right, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass. Everyone passed third grade.
Hey everybody.
Hello.
Hello. I'm Miss Allison and I'm going to be teaching you fourth grade today, and there is no throwing at each other. So today we are going to start with Can anybody tell us our state colors?
Red and blue.
Yes, good. All right, y'all ready to test? That's all we got. Yeah. All right, clear your desks. There are no notes during this test. What is the state bird? Jimmy doesn't know it. Write the fraction that represents this picture. Okay. All right, everybody heads up. Number 8, what do we get? B.
You got 100. All right, bomb it. I missed. Bomb it. Pass, pass, pass, pass, pass. We all passed. Let's go to 5th grade.
Yeah, I knew I was going to make it this far.
My 4th grade graduation present. Except for Ari. I knew I was gonna pass. I've got 100 so far. I plan on getting 100 and going all the way to graduation. Okay, I still feel like 4th grade was easier than 1st grade. I suck at school, but if you want help with clickbait thumbnails, I'm your guy. I thought I was gonna get out in 1st grade, not even gonna lie.
Alright, you guys. Alright. Math first.
Pindust. Got it? I remember that.
We know it? You have the American Revolution.
The French and the British fought a war. British was very poor after it, so they began taxing America. I'm 100% failing this. Close your book.
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? For number 5, you have to solve the following equation and write your answer in simplest form. Your answer's not even a number. It has to be a number answer.
All right. I hate word problems.
Trade your paper with partner. Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Jefferson.
He put Trump. Garrett, you miss one more, you fail. I don't want to fail.
5. The answer is 16 and 1, 15.
Ethan put no.
Number 6, quartering out. Yes!
The British are coming! He put the British are coming. You're both out. Oh, I'm out too.
And number 10 is personification.
Oh my goodness, I passed! Wait, wait, wait, so did I pass? Yeah, I passed. Are we the only ones left? Chris got an 80, he passed. Garrett No, no, Ethan got a 10%. Ethan, you failed too. He got one right. And then Bailey and me both passed, so let's go punish them. I'm not on the yacht. I'm not on the yacht. I lost, but I'm glad I got hit with water because it reminds me of being on my dad's yacht. The water balloons really hurt. I have welts on my back now.
Disappointed I lost.
But I'm proud of myself because I got to 5th grade. I only expected to get to 3rd.
Hey again!
Hey!
What happened to the rest of y'all? They all failed. Okay, okay, 6th grade, ready? We're gonna do language arts and science. Okay, next one.
Wait, do you like our hoodies that we all put on?
I do, I would really like it though if y'all could give me one.
It's kind of cool. Just go to Shop MrBeast to get one.
You remember this because it might be on your quiz later. The planets and their moons form all our bodies and forms of life. So we ready for our test? Get out your paper. Okay, ready?
No.
Yes. So we got 10 questions. Number 1: The 5th planet from the sun is— all orbits are blank in shape. You struggling?
No, I'm good. I'm just thinking. Too easy.
And when you're finished, you can put your head down so I know you're done. Okay. The attraction of force between two objects is gravity.
Bailey got them all right. I missed two, which is okay, and Chris got them all right. Let's go to 7th grade.
Hello class.
Hello. Hi.
Hi, welcome to 7th grade. Okay, let's go through the class roll. Roll. What's your name?
Jimmy. I'm Bailey. I'm Christopher. Are you surprised Chandler lost?
You know, some people just can't make it all the way through high school. High school or middle school or elementary school. Let's start with early English colonization. We're going to talk about American history. They traded corn, beads, tools, and even weapons.
That's polio blankets.
The adult human skeleton is made up of how many bones?
127. Don't ask me.
127.
127.
So would anybody like to come to the board and draw The bones that are in the skull.
The line's easy to remember. Don't worry, guys, it's gonna get the dub. We're good, we're good. I'm feeling good.
Okay, so now let's go through our English and vocab words. And that is the end of 7th grade. Let's see who will pass. All notes away except for your skulls. Number 1, spell the word that your teacher gives to you, and please put your head down when you're done. Am I going to labor before you actually finish this test?
Too easy.
Okay, please trade your test. Okay, number 1, susceptible.
Did he write quarrelsome? Yeah. No, I wrote that. Quarrelsome. Quarrelsome. Concangorous? Quarrelsome? Did he miss? Me super idiot.
I mean, quartersome? Yeah, not even close.
Dang, Jimmy's out. Okay, he's out. He's the one out. Come belt me with balloons. Come on. 2 and 3. First off, some of those balloons don't break on impact and they felt like a baseball. Second, I only failed because of spelling, which I am terrible at, so I knew that was going to come eventually. I don't know why I can't spell. Thirdly, my cameraman just told me to plug the merch, so merch plug. Feeling pretty strong. We're in 8th grade. We got this.
So we're on to 8th grade. Next we're going to talk about a little bit of history.
Oh no.
Okay, that's it for 8th grade. You better know your amendments and we better know order of operations. Oh man. Whenever you're When you're finished, put your head down on your desk.
Look at my actual hand shaking right now.
Okay, ready? Number 1. Did George Washington submit the 12 Amendments to Congress?
That's why I had to ask you. You tried to sneak up fast on me.
I did.
15 and 8. Yeah! Well done, well done. Yeah, 100 squad. I'm excited to go into high school.
Hello class, I see that you both made it through the 8th grade. Welcome to high school. And today we're going to talk about geography. How many states border Mexico?
Looks like 4 to me.
4, yes, good job!
Wichita, Kansas.
Is that Wichita?
Hey, you remember me? Topeka? Wait, you're from— is that Chandler? I haven't seen you since second grade, bruh! Yeah, that's why you're in second grade.
Okay, so are we ready for our test?
Yes, I'm ready. I didn't write any notes.
Okay, trade with your partner. Guess the number 10. What state is Mount Rushmore located in?
South Dakota. Boom! Yeah! Good grade! Woo! Who do you guys want to win between Chris and I? I know we're fan favorites. Yeah, we are. People love us. You're probably the more fan favorite. People love you so much. I love that. Thank you.
Good afternoon!
Good afternoon!
What happened to all your friends? They failed.
You know, they didn't make it.
Oh, I knew that was gonna happen. So, we're gonna start with government.
Oh!
Okay, US government. Ready for math? Yeah. Can we read it?
Yes.
Which cell has a wall and a membrane?
What? What does that even mean? All right, let's do it. Let's get this.
What tool is used to measure angles?
Protractor. Compass.
Protractor.
What's a compass then? I thought a protractor is the one— that's for radius. It's a compass is for the protractor.
You're right, you're right, you're right.
We're just flying through this stuff. Flying through high school. What if we both win? Then we split it. I know. I'm going to win with you.
Outright.
I'm going to win with you. 11th grade. That's right. Junior year, boy.
Time to start class.
Hello.
Okay, so today we're going to start with chemistry. Let's talk about the periodic table of elements. What is an atomic number, Chris?
Uh, so what do you mean?
So the only way to eliminate scarcity is to find unlimited resources.
But you can economize, figure out how to use them.
And that is the fundamentals of economics. Yay!
Is this the test? This is the test.
When you're finished, please put your head down on your desk.
I didn't take either chemistry or fucking economics.
And where does Shakespeare tell Hamlet to go?
The nunnery. How many did I miss?
2.
Yes! You got 4 wrong. I passed 11th grade though, unlike in real life, but we did it. We did it in this game. Now on to 12th. Chris, you failed 11th grade, so obviously we're gonna pelt you. But Bailey here— I have the pressure. He has to pass 12th grade. If he passed 12th grade, he gets all $10,000. If Bailey fails 12th grade, everyone comes back to school and then we duke it out. So let's go pelt you. He has to be punished. 3, 2, 1, go! Ow! Hello?
Hi! We've dropped down a lot—
Yeah, I lost all my friends.
Okay, so you made it to senior year.
Yes, I have.
So you got all of the difficult classes out of the way. Congratulations!
So... math. Am I ready for my test? Yeah, you are. He's ready. It's up to you. Are you ready? Alright, I'm ready.
I'm ready.
The US government is a direct democracy. That is false. My mother is the best mother in the world. She is kind to everyone. That's true.
You done?
I'm done.
Alright, I'll grade it. The US government is a direct democracy. False. That's correct. Oh!
Come on, guys, come on, come on. It's correct.
Yes! Yes, 63. What's the difference between the maximum minimum.
I got that wrong.
It is not.
Because dang it, it's the—
The Interquartile Range, correct.
But I misspelled school. She misspelled school. Does that count? I circled what was wrong. There's the misspelling of school, the misspelling of your name. And the thumbs up to the teacher.
If it was legitimately my class and I watched my kid take the test like that—
I just cracked his back. Yeah! Good job! Thank you, thank you. Peach, peach, peach, peach, peach, peach, peach, peach, peach. From here? I just want to thank everybody for coming and participating in this. I did my hardest and I worked really hard. And you won 10 grand! I won 10 grand! What are you gonna do with it? I'm going to Disney World. I'm gonna spend it all on real school debt and What you go to school for? Editing for MrBeast. Hey! See you guys in summer school. Don't forget to buy your merch before the end of January, which is today. As you know, 4 random people that do will be flown out to participate in a video. And to make things easier on you, we just dropped a Frosted Beast hoodie and it looks freaking amazing. Today is your last chance to enter. Buy merch before the end of the day, before the end of January 31st. Doesn't have to come in. You just have to place your order before the end of January. Head to shopmrbeast.com or click the link in the description and, you know, go buy anything off the site.
