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Matt Braeden thought calling in “sick” to fly to Hawaii was the perfect crime — until Carter Sharer built him a box lined with 100 frozen buttons.

Carter Sharer and Team RAR are back with another entry in their long-running “100 Mystery Buttons” series, and this time payback is the whole point. After Braeden secretly ditched Sharer’s Lego City build for a Hawaii trip while claiming he was too sick to show up, Sharer built him a custom escape box wrapped in frozen consequences. The video, titled “FROZEN 100 Mystery Buttons.. Only 1 Will Let you ESCAPE the Box!!,” turns a sick-day lie into a $5,000 gauntlet.

• Matt Braeden is sealed inside a box with 100 interactive buttons and must find the single one that unlocks the escape door to win $5,000.
• Every wrong button triggers an icy or unpleasant consequence, including taste tests that range from genuinely good treats to spinach and fart-flavored punishments.
• Sharer and collaborator Andrew rig a secret “secret weapon” specifically to sabotage Braeden’s attempt, on top of the prank chain that already includes a gold digger stunt on Lizzy Capri, an underwater buttons challenge, and an all-slime box.

The Setup Behind the Payback

This isn’t a random stunt — it’s the latest round in an escalating prank war that’s been running through Team RAR’s content. Sharer previously got stuck doing the 100 Mystery Buttons challenge as punishment for a gold digger prank he pulled on Lizzy Capri. Lizzy and Bailey “Bagles” Payne then retaliated with an underwater version of the buttons box aimed at Sharer, and Sharer answered back with a box where every single button was rigged with slime.

Braeden’s turn comes down to one specific grievance: during Sharer’s Lego City project, Braeden called in sick and was, in reality, secretly in Hawaii. Sharer built the frozen box specifically as the receipt for that lie, framing the whole challenge as Braeden finally “getting a taste of the challenge, literally.”

Inside the Frozen Box

The mechanics are simple and brutal: 100 buttons, one exit. Braeden has to pick through the field hoping to land on the single button wired to the escape door, and every miss comes with an immediate frozen penalty — icy sprays, poured concoctions, or a punishing taste test. Sharer’s team leaned into flavor extremes on purpose, mixing in treats Braeden would actually enjoy alongside deliberately foul options like spinach-flavored and fart-flavored items.

We made this frosty challenge as tasty as possible, except for the spinach and fart flavors.

That mix is what makes the format work as a recurring bit — the uncertainty isn’t just about winning or losing, it’s about not knowing whether the next wrong button means something sweet or something you’re going to regret swallowing on camera.

The Secret Weapon

As with prior entries in the series, Sharer didn’t leave the outcome purely to chance. He and Andrew built in a “secret weapon” specifically engineered to work against Braeden, adding a twist layered on top of the standard 100-button odds. It’s the same trick that’s defined this format from the start: even careful, methodical button-picking can get undone by a rigged element nobody saw coming until it’s too late.

The stakes stay simple throughout — Braeden needs one correct button out of a hundred to walk away with $5,000 and his freedom, while every other outcome means another frozen or foul surprise. For fans of Sharer’s escape-box format, it’s the same tension that’s made his other escape-room content and oversized challenge videos land with his audience — high stakes, absurd consequences, and a prank score that keeps getting settled one video at a time.

Sharer closed the video asking fans which 100 Mystery Buttons box Team RAR should build next, which tells you this isn’t the last round — whoever loses this one just sets up the next target for a box full of buttons and one very expensive way out.