The Smily Fam

An all-green tabletop challenge draws more than two million views in its first day, with clover picks filling the comments.

The tabletop runners finish almost together, but viewers have another question: are the two lanes equally long?

A final-round mistake leaves Bren an opening, but almost no margin for error.

Four emoji choices give viewers a team to pick, while the players wait for flattened toys to spring into balls.

The tabletop elimination game draws an unusually fast start, while viewers keep noticing green's near misses.

Flattened toys spring into motion in a silent tabletop challenge, drawing more than a million views before its first day is over.

A tiny target at the bottom of a water tank gives the channel a Short with nearly a hundred times its usual first-day views.

A synchronized kick delivers an unusually fast start for the family channel, alongside another soccer-themed Short.

"Last Color Standing Wins!" leads a cluster of fast-starting challenges, with viewers questioning the choices behind the pops.

A wordless ball-rolling challenge passes a million views before its first day is over, alongside another fast-starting relay.

A simultaneous ball drop turns a tiny target into a quick challenge, with the comments firmly backing contestant two.

A leisurely-looking second-round turn makes the timer worth watching in a Short already past 600,000 views.

The girls-versus-boys challenge passed a million views before its first day was over, alongside a fast-starting Halloween relay.

A sliding pop-up ball game draws millions of views, while the comments fill with votes for the pink heart.

Sliding discs pop back into balls on the way to the targets, adding a timing problem to a boys-against-girls challenge.

A blue-heart emoji becomes the popular pick in the comments as the costumed challenge draws about 800,000 first-day views.

Four colored hearts mark the players, but purple gets most of the attention in the comments.

Five simultaneous kicks at a tiny goal give the channel a fast-starting change from its tabletop challenges.

The pink-costumed Short has passed a million views, with a first-day audience far above the channel's usual start.

An all-green tabletop challenge draws a fast start, while the comments fill with declarations for team frog.

Spider-Man, Piglet and an inflatable suit join the lineup, while viewers rally behind participant four.

NBA jerseys set the scene, but a relieved celebration after a string of misses gives the basketball challenge its comic contrast.

Costumed players send flattened toys toward a tabletop hole, with the Short drawing roughly 340,000 views in fifteen hours.

The food-costume Short drew about 1.6 million first-day views, while the comments filled with support for the fiery Cheetos contestant.

Color-coded players turn a tiny soccer net into a shared target, drawing nearly three million views before the first day is over.

Food costumes and "Spooky Scary Skeletons" give the pop-up ball challenge a seasonal twist.

A sliding-disc challenge turns on when the toys spring open, while viewers make a clear choice about who won.

Hidden pretend bombs make each failed jump a useful clue for the next contestant.

Sliding discs and a piece knocked out of position give the familiar tabletop game a less predictable rhythm.

Four players, colored tape squares and an unpredictable toy turn a kitchen island into an elimination game.