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MrBeast crushes a $200,000 Lamborghini Gallardo in a hydraulic press machine

Every moment of the crush is filmed in excruciating detail.

Published on Dec 20, 2022 at 11:59AM (UTC+4)

Last updated on Dec 20, 2022 at 2:03PM (UTC+4)

Edited by Kate Bain
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MrBeast Lamborghini crushed

The world’s biggest YouTuber has crushed a Lamborghini Gallardo in an industrial-strength hydraulic press machine. 

MrBeast, who has 121 million followers on the platform, said his goal was to completely flatten the $200,000 Lamborghini.

MrBeast crushes Lamborghini Gallardo
MrBeast / YouTube

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In the footage, which is quite honestly painful to watch, the machine slowly lowers, putting more and more pressure on the Italian supercar. 

The tires and the rear wing are the first to collapse, then all the windows smash.

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Close-up footage then shows the metal breaking and folding into itself. 

The pressure is enough to force the tires off completely. 

And for some reason, MrBeast included a couple of mannequins to be squished with the car too. 

Their fate was arguably worse, with heads and limbs coming off in all directions.

Destroyed Lamborghini Gallardo

To comfort his viewers, especially those of us who are supercar lovers, MrBeast said “in case you’re wondering, that Lamborghini doesn’t work anymore”. 

“It definitely doesn’t work now,” his friend said. 

While we don’t know what was wrong with it, or whether or not it could have been salvaged, it’s good to know they didn’t use a perfectly good Gallardo for the experiment.

With the car still somewhat intact after its round with the hydraulic press machine, MrBeast admitted he was surprised. 

“I thought it would squish into a pancake,” he said. 

“So to make it up to you, let’s blow up the Lamborghini.” 

And that’s exactly what he did.

The video then cuts to the Lamborghini Gallardo in a field, and of course, the mannequins are there too. 

A second later, the Lambo goes up in flames.

You can watch the full video here:

If it wasn’t destroyed before, it certainly is now. 

Entertaining? Yes. 

Painful? Also, yes.

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