Have fun, but always think ahead, and remember that every project you try is at YOUR OWN RISK. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Do not attempt to recreate any of the acts in this video, as they may be dangerous if not done correctly, and could result in serious injury. This video is only for entertainment purposes. Comment #Money #PauseChallenge with who you think should win the epic grand prize of ten thousand dollars cash.īEST PANCAKE ART WINS $10,000 (PANCAKE ART CHALLENGE) Who do YOU think will be the winner of this all or nothing competition? Who will take home the $10,000 dollar cash money prize by being the best in this pause challenge. The rules are simple: if you move after you've been paused you lose ten thousand dollars, but if you are the last playing you will be the winner of ten thousand dollars. Due to smart use of social media capital, he has managed to self-drive a $500,000 Lamborghini Aventador while still in his 20s.Today Carter Sharer and Lizzy Sharer and friends are playing the Pause Challenge! In this challenge, they will each compete to see who can be paused with the magic remote for a grand prize of $10,000 cash money.
Sharer studied robotics at Carnegie Mellon before transitioning to designing self-driving cars at the University of Pennsylvania before becoming famous and famous on social media. Besides Stove’s Kitchen and Ryan Prunty, Team RAR also includes Milli Capri, creator of ultra-viral content. Unlike most other collab houses, the Team RAR mansion was established without the help of outside investors or an outside marketing team - it was acquired solely through the business ventures of team ringleader Sharer and co-founder Lizzy Capri, who quit her day job to become a YouTuber full-time. Team RAR is primarily known for its outlandish and wacky stunts for views, but they’re also very serious on a business level. In addition to being located right across the street from Tom Ford’s $40 million Holmby Hills estate, Kylie Jenner’s new $36.5 million residential playpen is just a short walk away - talk about neighbors with clout. Today, the property is reportedly worth $32 million, having undergone a multimillion-dollar remodel from a local investor who purchased it in 2016 for $17 million. It’s more than just a house, it’s also a workspace for Sharer and Team RAR that serves as a production studio, think tank, and office. In addition, a 20-foot statue of the mascot sits on the property, so guests will never forget which collaboration house they saw. As a bonus, there is a full-sized attic.Ī Team RAR logo/mascot is emblazoned on the property’s swimming pool, tennis court, and many other areas within the house. Featuring a fireplace, dual master baths, two walk-in closets, and a private patio overlooking the backyard, the upstairs master suite offers plenty of storage space.
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The house has a double-height foyer, marble-swathed bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen with custom cabinets, and an eat-in island as well as an aquarium with porthole windows built in. The property includes two guesthouses, a greenhouse, chauffeur quarters, and a recording studio and gym combo overlooking a full-sized tennis court. On two acres of land and spanning about 15,000 square feet, this elegant center-hall Colonial mansion was originally built by renowned Black architect Paul R. In L.A.’s exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood, which is one of California’s most expensive neighborhoods, YouTuber Carter Sharer, 26, recently signed with Night Media, has recently built what may be the world’s largest and most impressive collab house: the new Team RAR mansion. Most famously, there’s the Hype House in Toluca Lake, which once housed big-wattage names like Charli D’Amelio and Chase “Lil Huddy” Hudson, while other copycat houses - the Drip Crib in Encino, Bel Air’s notorious Sway House - have sprung up throughout the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. Some creatives have used their collective clout to rent A-list-style mansions dubbed “collabs”.
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