A gummy worm heist, foiled, on the McBride family's Best Day Ever Shorts
A baby brother reaches for his big sister's candy, she takes it back, and the short ran far past anything else the channel posted all week.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 140,810 views a day, 17 times a normal first day on this channel (8,476).
Enzo tryin to steal candy from Adley!!
The candy went back. That is the whole plot of the newest short on Best Day Ever Shorts: the family's youngest makes a grab for his big sister's gummy worm, and she gets it back. The description adds the punchline, noting that he "doesn't look too stoked" about losing his prize. The tags hint that the moment came out of a guess-the-candy game around a candy bowl.
Ten hours after it went up, the clip had passed 86,000 views. A new short here usually finishes its whole first day near 8,500, so this one did roughly ten times that before the day was half over.
It also left the rest of a busy week behind. A family sea lion dance at the zoo, a trampoline afternoon with the youngest, and Shaun McBride crushing his first vlog camera, the one the family calls Vloggy, under a monster truck are all still well short of it. The comment section is mostly about the grab: who the candy really belongs to, and the speed of the little hand that took it.
The channel is the bite-size side of the McBride family's world, the Utah household behind the Shonduras vlogs and A for Adley. Its about text describes it as a home for the small moments that never make it into the full vlog. On the evidence of this week, the smallest moments travel furthest.
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What viewers say
The way how he took it got me😂
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- Channel
- Best Day Ever Shorts
- Subscribers
- 716,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 897,264
- Channel views, pace per day
- 149,049 (on a normal day: 150,775)
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 86,024 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 140,810
The numbers
One short candy standoff ran far ahead of the channel's usual first day, while the channel's overall daily views stayed close to normal.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which German company made the first gummy bears in the 1920s?
Hans Riegel of Bonn founded Haribo and created its fruit-gum dancing bears in 1922, the ancestor of today's gummy candy.


