Chandler Never Wins

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MrBeast MrBeastYT I just uploaded, go see if chandler finally won $50,000! 1:00 PM-8 Jun 2019

MrBeast: Walk and you will get $500,000 Chandler:

MrBeast: Be funny and win 10000$ Chandler: Feel PRET TY

WILL YOU PRESS THE BUTTON? You can never win but You become a MEME lose I see this as an absolute

Mr beast: first person to lose their Virginity wins $10000 Chandler NOMATO

When everyone is making Chandler memes but you use the wrong Chandler: UsaOBITowsRUm What's wrong with me?

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About

Chandler Never Wins refers to Chandler Hollow's inability to win a YouTube challenge set by his friend Jimmy Donaldson of MrBeast.

Origin

On October 12th, 2018, MrBeast posted a video of his friends competing to win $10,000. Of his friends, Chandler was the first to give up (shown below). The video has gathered over 42.4 million views and 704,000 likes in eight months.

Spread

On January 8th, 2019, MrBeast posted another challenge in which the last person to remove their hand from a house wins the house and Chandler lost pretty quickly (shown below, left). The video gained over 26 million views and 553,000 likes in six months. Fans began to notice that Chandler never won a challenge. On February 5th, YouTuber Rude Stooge uploaded a compilation of Chandler which includes various clips of him losing challenges on the MrBeast channel (shown below, right). The video has accumulated over 71,000 views and 1,500 likes in four months.

On June 8th, MrBeast's^[1] Twitter account posted, "I just uploaded, go see if chandler finally won $50,000! :)" (shown below). Many fans reacted by saying they they doubt Chandler won. The tweet gained over 1,000 retweets and 44,00 likes in a day.

On June 9th, u/dismalmaggot posted an image to r/pewdiepiesubmissions^[2] of Chandler doing the opposite of what the challenge requires to win (shown below, left). The post gained over 42,300 points (92% upvoted) in a day. That same day, u/ThatBoiSupremeMeme posted a similar image to r/memes^[3] (shown below, right). The posted gained over 2,900 points (96% upvoted) in a day.