IShowSpeed Takes Fans Inside the Egyptian Pyramids in ‘Speed Does Africa’
Streamer brings a 4,500-year-old wonder straight to millions of screens worldwide
Why travel thousands of miles to see the Egyptian Pyramids when the experience can be streamed straight into your living room?
That was the idea behind US YouTuber and streamer IShowSpeed’s latest adventure, as he journeyed to Giza to give fans a rare look inside one of the world’s most iconic landmarks.
The 20-year-old content creator, whose real name is Darren Watkins Jr., filmed the experience as part of his ongoing series Speed Does Africa. The video opens with sweeping drone shots capturing the scale and mystery of the pyramids before Speed makes his way inside one of the ancient structures.
Viewers watch in real time as he navigates the narrow, dimly lit caverns, reacting with awe and disbelief at the tight passageways and centuries-old stone walls.
The stream quickly gained traction online, with fans praising the immersive perspective and raw reactions that brought history to life. By blending entertainment with exploration, IShowSpeed offered a modern take on cultural travel, introducing a new generation to ancient Egyptian history through live streaming.
The Giza visit adds another memorable chapter to Speed Does Africa, highlighting how digital creators are reshaping the way audiences experience global heritage sites.
