8.5 Million in Minecraft

In this Mumbo Jumbo Minecraft Short, mumbo places 8,500,000 blocks in Minecraft. What does 8.5 Million look like in Minecraft? This! The Minecraft mega build series explores how many things in Minecraft: How many items fit in a Minecraft chest, what 1 million TNT looks like in Minecraft, and how much xp from 1 million sculk blocks. What would you like to see next?

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[PardonSylver]

We've reached a point that Mumbo can no longer measure us in football stadiums so he's resorted to putting tremendous strain on his PC.

[greennapple]

If you ever need 8.5 million blocks, we're here

[PixesEmma]

It's incredible how you can just feel his pc scream out in anguish

[eluneshatterstone]

I feel special that Mumbo Jumbo placed a block in Minecraft just for me. So should we all.

[HeisenbergFam]

Impressive how Mumbo has a loyal army of blocks that could take over the world for him

[TheFreelancer]

Leave it to Mumbo to not only Physically Quantify 8.5m but to do it in such a way that he could make a tie-dye shirt.

[imcosc]

Honestly, it's one of the most unique ways to show respect to your subscribers.

[rhmb]

This man is now measuring how successful he is on YouTube by his frame rate in Minecraft.

[wsudwoj]

This guy almost has the population of Sweden in blocks.

[scottbaileymsc]

That’s the nicest way I’ve ever been called a square

[kazbrainrot]

Somewhere out there, my subscription to Mumbo has earned me a place in a very laggy very trippy Minecraft world as a concrete block. My life is complete.

[stevengroeneveld]

This is the moment we all turned into a Minecraft block in Mumbo’s world

[miningtuxedo]

As a block, I can confirm I am subscribed.

[Skybr]

Props to Mumbo for placing 8.5 Million Blocks

[pettank]

Mumbo has clearly never heard of SkyGrid

[nicolaendc]

Dude, so happy to have appeared in this shoutout as the Purple Concrete block in the left hand corner.

[mkks]

I hope I'm represented by a red concrete block.

[ametrime]

I like how at first you can count each block individually, they were so unique and you could appreciate everyone of them.. yet as the numbers grew, it gets harder and harder to comprehend! You see the blocks as groups of blocks, not individuals, you dont even see them as block, just patterns, and the only thing setting them apart from eachother is the numbers!

[ducky]

ive never been more happy to be a block.

[George_]

It’s an odd feeling to think I contributed to lagging your computer.