Silver service for soccer boots on adidas Football
Nico Paz's restaurant commercial has passed 4.5 million views, while the channel posted nothing new this week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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The waiter brings a silver cloche, and Nico Paz lifts it to find soccer cleats rather than dinner. The restaurant sketch from September remains adidas Football's busiest older upload, supplying most of its daily views during a week without new posts.
It's an ad with a deliberately elaborate ordering process. Paz studies separate F50 and Predator menus, each turning soccer moves into imaginary dishes, before a pair of white, black, and pink Predator boots arrives on a platter. No dialogue is needed: the menu browsing and the reveal do the work.
The Short is drawing roughly 125,000 views a day. That is the substantial part of a channel-wide daily audience running almost half above its usual pace. Subscribers grew too, with 10,000 added over the week.
Elsewhere in the archive, a Y-3 throwback announcing the return of the 2014/15 design and an October thank-you to Messi are attracting much smaller daily audiences. Among nearby soccer channels, Tottenham and Everton both added more views over the week, though their daily viewing is currently below their usual levels. Here, the activity is concentrated in a very particular corner of the catalog: Paz weighing up a boot order at the dining table.
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The videos drawing views on adidas Football right now
- Channel
- adidas Football
- Subscribers
- 1,690,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 907,531
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here's how adidas Football's audience moved over the week.
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