Colin Amazing's bottle-flip ladder reaches 100 million views
A ketchup bottle, a Frisbee and a smartphone turn everyday objects into increasingly demanding trick-shot tests.
Why this story? The channel passed the 100,000,000 views mark.
BOTTLE FLIPS From Level 1 to 10!
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Landing a water jug upright is only an early hurdle. By the later stages of Colin Amazing's "BOTTLE FLIPS From Level 1 to 10!", a smartphone screen has become the landing zone.
The short challenge has passed 100 million views, roughly six weeks after it was posted. Its setup is easy to follow: each successful flip earns the next level, with different containers and smaller targets keeping the task changing.
A ketchup bottle gets its turn on the counter. A small water bottle lands on a Frisbee, then the challenge tightens: land it cap-first on the same disc. Later targets include a paper-towel roll, a large die and the space inside a roll of painter's tape. The level labels make each new landing a little test the viewer can immediately understand.
Bottle flipping is a longstanding part of this channel's repertoire, from "50 Ways to Flip a Bottle" to "My Best Bottle Flip Ever". This milestone also arrives alongside a separate burst of interest in "INTENSE Bottle Flip Race!", whose daily views have accelerated sharply above its usual pace.
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What do you think?
- Channel
- Colin Amazing
- Subscribers
- 16,000,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 146,788,962
- Channel views, pace per day
- 8,478,841 (on a normal day: 21,840,929)
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 100,791,501 (42 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 2,395,596 (on a normal day: 2,982,616)
The numbers
The level-by-level challenge has crossed its view milestone, while "INTENSE Bottle Flip Race!" is also having an unusually busy day.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which bottle appears at Level 2 in Colin Amazing's challenge?
Level 2 shows a ketchup bottle being flipped onto the counter.


