Luke's son, alone in the cold, carries AdvntrNest past 730 million
The Outdoor Boys clip from 107 days ago is nearing nine million views on a clips channel that posted nothing new.
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.
Luke's Son Stuck Alone in the Freezing Cold With No Fire
"Luke's Son Stuck Alone in the Freezing Cold With No Fire" is a clip credited to Outdoor Boys, the channel where Luke Nichols films winter camping, survival trips and outings with his children. Here it lives on AdvntrNest, a clips channel that bills itself as daily survival content and says plainly that it is not affiliated with anyone in its videos.
The Luke clip went up 107 days ago and is closing in on nine million views. It is still adding more each day than anything else on the shelf, by a wide margin. Next in line is another Outdoor Boys moment, "Cooking a $350 Steak While Stranded on a Remote Island 🥩🏝️", which fits the same mix of rough setting and good food. The third is the odd one out: "Man Won $210,000 on One Guess", a game-show clip that has passed a million views without any wilderness in it.
No new uploads went up, and the pace cooled to roughly half of a usual day. Even so, the channel added about nine million views and several thousand subscribers over the week, pushing its total past 730 million.
That was the most views gained by any channel in its talent, reality and game show group, with Food Club, running well ahead of its own normal pace, the nearest behind. Big Brother had a quieter stretch than usual.
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The videos drawing views on AdvntrNest right now
- Channel
- AdvntrNest
- Subscribers
- 452,000 ▲ 7,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 8,868,579
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how AdvntrNest's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Outdoor Boys, the source of AdvntrNest's busiest clips, is based in which US state?
Luke Nichols films Outdoor Boys from his home state of Alaska, which is the setting of many of his winter trips.




