Help your country build the tallest tower and win $1,000 https://t.co/FHhoG578zw
A cute social experiment in national cooperation and betrayal i made.
1. Log in with X
2. Get one cube 🧊 (it has your pfp + name on it)
3. Build your country's tower, or betray and topple it
4. Tallest tower in 4 days wins $1,000
You only get one cube per twitter account and your choice to build or destroy is permanent.
People who betray are out of the game forever but builders get their cube back and can place it again.
So basically cute cubes representing their countries, where each one is a Twitter account stacking on top of each other trying to be the tallest and win.
(The 1k goes to a random player in the winning tower)
I found this on YouTube, uploaded by a verified YouTube account, with 195k views, 7.6k likes, and 347 comments.
@MinerMentioned#NGUHunt
Link : https://t.co/XeNMdVjgDb
Found another viral public appearance of the “Never Give Up” meme.
Over 1.1M+ views on YouTube.
Source: https://t.co/JGweMqWsgu
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Found another viral appearance of the “Never Give Up” meme.
Used in a viral x meme with massive engagement.
@MinerMentioned#NGUHunt
Link 👇 : https://t.co/t9mOxdK2f5
Found another viral appearance of the “Never Give Up” meme.
Used in a viral x meme with massive engagement.
@MinerMentioned#NGUHunt
Link 👇 : https://t.co/muIZFq5vtY
Found another viral appearance of the “Never Give Up” meme.
Used in a viral x meme with massive engagement.
@MinerMentioned#NGUHunt
Link 👇 : https://t.co/hawIV05WhV
NEVER GIVE UP.
Elon Musk built Tesla and SpaceX through near-bankruptcy, missed deadlines and constant pressure. Most companies don’t survive that. He kept pushing anyway.
That mindset is why rockets land, cars drive themselves and new industries keep getting rewritten.