Squid Game: The Challenge fans are paying the players who didn’t win
While there was only one winner of Squid Game: The Challenge and the huge cash prize, a number of players have found another way to earn money from fans.
Squid Game: The Challengewas nothing short of a sensation forNetflix, with millions of viewers across the globe tuning in each week to find out who out of the 456 players made it through the games – and which ones wereruthlessly eliminated.
Ultimately, there could only be one winner of theeye-watering $4.56 million cash prize, and last week it was revealed to beMai Whelan (Player 287). Although her victory divided viewers, there’s no denying –she knew how to play the game(and her peers).
As for the rest of the players,they didn’t see a cent from the show, as was expected. But some of them have found a novel way to make money from the fans.
Dozens of Squid Game: The Challenge players are now being paid by fans for personalized videos on Cameo – with a total of 54 contestants from the Netflix show now offering their services on the video-sharing platform.
The prices vary pretty significantly, as do the players, with some major fan favorites available for Cameo clips. If you’d like to treat a loved one to a personalized clip fromTrey Plutnicki (Player 301)or his mom LeAnn (Player 302), for example, at the time of writing you can do so for $25.
Certified genius Bee (Player 018), meanwhile,might not be selling feet pics, but she is available on Cameo, with her price set as the same as Trey’s. For some reason, team leader TJ’s (Player 182) rates are a lot higher, charging $70 per video.
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