I'm Giving Away EARTH (MrBeast Parody)

"I'm Giving Away EARTH (MrBeast Parody)" is an episode of MrSpherical. It reflects the economic competition between major powers in a satirical and humorous way, and the relations between different countries, such as Canada–United States relations and China–Russia relations, as well as references to stereotypes about people and governments in many countries.

Summary

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In the headquarters of the United Nations, the UN introduces a new guest in a meeting, which is MrEarth. This time, MrEarth decides to give away the entire planet Earth, and the biggest superpower will win the competition. This announcement surprises the countries, including the Earth himself. The United States complains that he thought "he owned the world", while China and Russia are discussing the meaning of "superpower". Russia links superpowers to fictional superhero characters, and China blames him for watching "US superhero propaganda". The United Kingdom interrupts their talking, and correct them by linking superpowers to GDP. Canada thinks it means "good dude percentage". The UK believes it's good for him if other countries don't know what does GDP means, and goes outside the building. Other countries begin to fight each other, leaving the UN standing alone.

In a news channel, the competition between countries are reported as "our planet has become the playground of the world's biggest superpowers". When the reporter says "nothing has changed" sarcastically, MrEarth comes in as the new reporter after buying the entire press. He decides to interview the countries on the news. The US and Canada search the meaning of GDP online, and find out that GDP means gross domestic product. The countries find it confusing, then MrEarth explains its meaning more deeply. The US discusses with Canada, and throws him out of the window after realizing that there can only be one winner. His plan is to raise the GDP by exporting, instead of launching nuclear bombs.

The camera then switches to China, who is standing in front of a factory. He blames the Western countries for only buying cheap products. He is also focusing in electronics and investing in roads, which is the reason of building infrastructures around the world. Russia gets a message from the army in his office, and he becomes very angry after hearing that Ukraine is still not defeated. Russia reports to MrEarth that they're investing in space programs and plans to land on the moon, while also developing resource extraction and chemistry. Germany and the UK is having an argument when the camera switches to them. MrEarth interrupts them and lets them tell their plans. Germany is focusing on manufacturing, and also leading the European Union to develop renewable energy. But the UK is still making a plan, and mentions that he has already left the EU. He is mainly focusing on the service industry.

MrEarth is ready to announce the winner of the competition, but the US, Canada and China all comes in and is having an argument. Russia arrives by riding a model of Sputnik 1. The US and Russia start to argue on spying, and it leads to another fighting between countries. MrEarth also arrives in their location, and interviews some persons on the street about their expected winner. At that moment, the earth is talking to the Moon.