Beta Squad's secret British guest still leads the channel
With nothing new posted, a spring video about six Americans and one impostor moves fastest, while the murder mystery sits just short of eight digits.
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.
6 Americans vs 1 Secret British Person
What does Beta Squad look like when the uploads pause? Busy enough, as it turns out, with three older videos doing the work.
The quickest of them is "6 Americans vs 1 Secret British Person," posted back in early June. More than three months on, it is still pulling in views faster than anything else on the channel. The title does most of the explaining: one person hiding an accent in a room full of Americans.
Close behind is "BETA SQUAD MURDER MYSTERY," the youngest of the three and now only a whisker below ten million views. The biggest total belongs to "How Long Can We Secretly Live In A Grocery Store?", the oldest of the group, which keeps adding a steady crowd at nearly five months. Secrets run through the titles of two of the three.
Among the challenge and stunt channels, Beta Squad sits third of nine by subscribers, behind Airrack and Guinness World Records and a step ahead of Bob Reese.
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The videos drawing views on Beta Squad right now
- Channel
- Beta Squad
- Subscribers
- 12,100,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Beta Squad's week.





