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A recliner and rice sacks become Airrack's hiding places

His creator-set challenge takes him from a Sidemen sleepover to Nick DiGiovanni's kitchen and MrBeast's grocery store.

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.

I Hid In MrBeast's Grocery StoreI Hid In MrBeast's Grocery Store

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  1. 0:30Airrack hides inside a hollowed-out recliner delivered to the Sidemen's sleepover set.
  2. 3:48A producer alerts the Sidemen that a YouTuber is hiding somewhere in the house.
  3. 6:31The next hiding place is among rice sacks above Nick DiGiovanni's kitchen counter.
  4. 9:05A remotely triggered smoke detector supplies a distraction when Guga becomes suspicious.
  5. 13:31Disguised as camera operator Russell, Airrack walks in front of MrBeast and interacts with the crew.
  6. 15:05A custom wooden pallet crate becomes a concealed shelter inside the grocery store's walk-in freezer.

Airrack squeezes inside a hollowed-out recliner, hoping the Sidemen will finish filming their sleepover without discovering the extra guest. Then their producer tells them a YouTuber is hiding in the house. Suddenly, the furniture deserves a closer look.

There were no new Airrack uploads this week, but "I Hid In MrBeast's Grocery Store" gives the upload break something substantial to watch. It has passed 21 million views and is drawing the most daily views of his active videos, comfortably above the hotel and mall hideouts.

The grocery store is only the final stop. At Nick DiGiovanni's studio, Airrack conceals himself among rice sacks on shelves above the kitchen counter. Guga's suspicions prompt a remotely triggered smoke-detector distraction, though Nick removes the device. By the time Airrack reaches MrBeast's production, he has traded stationary camouflage for a fake camera-operator identity named Russell. Jon Youshaei's assessment: "You look like a burglar."

The channel collected roughly 23 million views over the week, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is running moderately above its usual level. Among nearby challenge channels, Stay Wild and Colin Amazing had much larger weeks for views; Airrack's weekly total sat between Jojo Sim's and Ryan Trahan's.

His other busy hideouts remain distinctly comfortable on paper: "I Secretly Lived In A 5 Star Hotel," a sponsored video, and "Who Can Secretly Live In A Mall The Longest?," whose description names Gavin and Tyler. The recliner, however, comes with rather less personal space.

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The facts
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Subscribers
19,500,000
Channel views, last 7 days
23,118,790
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The numbers

Here is Airrack's week in views and subscribers.

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23,118,790
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subscribers
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no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
4,944,060,866
views per day
3,862,123
typical day: 3,256,331
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Stay Wild
25,900,000
Ryan Trahan
24,100,000
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24,000,000
Brianna
23,900,000
Jojo Sim
21,100,000
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Hafu Go
19,200,000
Alexa Rivera
18,100,000
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15,600,000
As of October 22, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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