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THE TEAM ALBOE CHALLENGER GAMES – $10,000 RACE!!

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Ottawa’s Team ALBOE built its own $10,000 Challenger Games after Logan Paul left them off the invite list.

Sean Callaghan, the Canadian creator known online as ItsYeBoi, wasn’t about to let Logan Paul have all the fun. When Paul’s July 2019 Challenger Games lit up Long Beach with a star-studded track-and-field invitational, Callaghan and his Ottawa-based collective Team ALBOE — short for “A Little Bit of Everything” — noticed they weren’t on the guest list. So they staged their own version, dragging their friends outside for sprints, field events, and a $10,000 prize on the line.

• Sean Callaghan (ItsYeBoi) and Team ALBOE built a direct parody of Logan Paul’s July 2019 Challenger Games in Long Beach after not being invited to the original event.
• The video staged a full track-and-field tournament, headlined by a 100-meter dash, to determine the fastest creator in the group, with an advertised $10,000 prize on the line.
• The field included DavidParody, ChadWithaJ, DrHobs, JustDustin, Ryan Swaze, Deejdesign, and Omari Mydz alongside Callaghan.

The Snub That Started It All

Logan Paul’s Challenger Games was one of the bigger creator-crossover spectacles of the summer, pulling in a wide roster of online personalities for a legitimate track meet with real stakes and real production value. Team ALBOE didn’t get a call. Rather than sit it out, Callaghan turned the snub into content, framing his own event explicitly as the group’s answer to being left off Paul’s roster.

That chip-on-the-shoulder setup is the entire premise of the video — a scrappy, self-funded version of a bigger show, built by a crew that’s spent years making do-it-yourself stunt videos in and around Ottawa.

Inside the ALBOE Games

The format mirrors what made the original Challenger Games watchable: a straightforward foot race to settle bragging rights, dressed up with the trash talk and chaos that Team ALBOE’s audience expects. The 100-meter dash served as the marquee event, with the winner walking away branded the fastest man in the group — no small claim among a crew that constantly ribs each other on camera.

We’re recreating our version of Logan Paul’s challenger games since we weren’t invited — Team ALBOE style.

The $10,000 prize gave the race actual weight rather than just bragging rights, and it’s the kind of high-stakes gimmick that’s become a staple of creator-driven stunt content — the same playbook that’s powered videos like World’s Largest Challenge! and World’s Most Dangerous Escape Room! for other YouTube crews chasing the same formula of cash, competition, and chaos on camera.

Confirmed Event Attendee List

The roster reads like a who’s who of the Team ALBOE orbit. DavidParody, ChadWithaJ, DrHobs, JustDustin, Ryan Swaze, Deejdesign, and Omari Mydz all lined up alongside Callaghan, giving the video the feel of a genuine group hangout rather than a scripted bit with a handful of cameos. These are the same collaborators who show up across each other’s channels regularly, which is part of why the parody landed with the group’s existing fanbase — everyone in the video was already a known quantity to the audience watching.

Separating Fact From Fabrication

Some online write-ups of this video circulated claims that it was tied to a live-streamed August 21 tournament featuring MrBeast, Markiplier, and CrankGameplays. None of that holds up. The video is strictly an outdoor track-and-field parody among Team ALBOE members and their regular collaborators, filmed and released as a standalone bit — not a multi-creator livestream event, and not connected to any of those three names.

Callaghan’s crew has built its channel on exactly this kind of DIY stunt work — the same energy behind videos like WORKING OUT FOR 24 HOURS STRAIGHT!!, where the appeal is watching a small group of friends push a ridiculous premise to its limit on a budget nowhere near Logan Paul’s. The Challenger Games parody fits squarely into that lane: a scrappy answer to a bigger show, made with the people who were actually available on the day.