Ten Taco Bells, one ultramarathon for Buttery Bros
The Denver challenge pairs mandatory food stops with a meeting with CrossFit champion Jason Grubb.
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 Ran the Taco Bell 50K (31 Miles, 10 Taco Bells)
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- 0:00The rules require a Denver ultramarathon with food at ten Taco Bell stops, plus optional drink and hot-sauce challenges.
- 1:11The group plans its food strategy the night before, including advance orders for the early stops.
- 6:00An organizer introduces Achilles International and its support for runners with disabilities.
- 11:49At the fourth stop, the runners eat Crunchwrap Supremes and meet Jason Grubb.
- 17:26Leg fatigue and stomach trouble accompany the push through the seventh stop toward mile nineteen.
How do you prepare to run an ultramarathon with a burrito between stops? For Buttery Bros, part of the answer is ordering ahead the night before. The early-morning food needs to travel with them, prompting Trish Garber to explain: "I tried to warm up my burrito with my body heat."
Heber Cannon and Marston Sawyers trade the competition floor for Denver's streets in "I Ran the Taco Bell 50K (31 Miles, 10 Taco Bells)". This is an unsanctioned group run with a menu item required at every stop, plus optional hot-sauce and Baja Blast challenges. Before the start, an organizer introduces charitable partner Achilles International, which supports runners with disabilities.
Among the familiar faces is Masters CrossFit champion Jason Grubb, who gives the outing a rather lovely rationale: "The reason you stay fit is so that when your son's like, 'Hey, you want to run a 50K?' Hell yeah, I want to run a 50K."
The main vlog has drawn about 57,000 views, while the week's other upload, "The Taco Bell 50K Destroyed Us!", has reached around 15,000. Viewers are asking for an account of how everyone felt that evening and the following morning, and wondering what all those food stops cost.
Subscribers held steady, and daily views are a little below the channel's usual pace. Nearby fitness channel Olivia May is drawing above-usual daily viewing, while Laura Try added subscribers over the week. For Buttery Bros, the older soapbox victory Short remains the busiest highlighted upload, giving their Denver adventures another, considerably less food-heavy form of momentum.
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What viewers say
Now we need the after action report for how yall felt that night and the morning after
@MrRkaperakSee it on YouTubeCool video guys!! How much you spent on all that food?!👀
@itsevelinakpSee it on YouTubeJulian's fitness always impresses me. Fun video!!
@Gulch123See it on YouTube
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Trish was cruisin 💪 what a champ
@georgehealy8350See it on YouTube@11:35. Taco Bell 50k in jeans and work shoes is pretty epic. 🫡
@wadeharris4700See it on YouTubeI noticed everyone started wearing Garmins a few videos back, is everyone seeing a noticeable change with their training?
@ThrowerguySee it on YouTubeLove your shirt in the intro Jules! Sade is fire!!
@PatrikLindholm-y9zSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Buttery Bros right now
- Channel
- Buttery Bros
- Subscribers
- 212,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 345,809
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 56,901
- Views on its first day
- 27,280
The numbers
Here's how the Taco Bell uploads and the wider Buttery Bros channel did this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which city hosts the Taco Bell 50K in the Buttery Bros vlog?
The runners travel between ten Taco Bell locations along a course through Denver.



