Sourdough as a weapon, and soldiers talking about home
Seven uploads went up, from balloon animals at a hospital to a fairy caught twice, and the soldiers' short has passed three and a half million views.
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.
Soldiers talking about their girls back home
Bread, weaponized, flies. "Using sourdough as a weapon" went up on September 29 and drew well over half a million views in its first day, and it is still gathering faster than anything else on CrackerMilk's channel. It was one of seven uploads in the week, and the titles alone show the range: a bouncer being bribed, balloon animals made at a hospital, and a fairy that gets caught twice, once in "We caught a fairy!" and again in "Catching the Whisker Fairy."
The week's biggest total belongs to its first day. "Soldiers talking about their girls back home," posted on September 23, has passed three and a half million views and is still moving at a healthy clip a week later, with the hospital balloon video not far behind in pace. The first fairy video, by contrast, has stayed small.
Subscribers held level over these days. Across the sketch channels of similar size, most ran below their usual pace, Matt Storer and Alicia Sicz among them, while Nisha Noelle kept pulling millions of views a day even in a softer stretch.
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The videos drawing views on CrackerMilk right now
- Channel
- CrackerMilk
- Subscribers
- 1,880,000
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- September 23, 2026
- Video views so far
- 3,597,014
The numbers
Here are the figures behind CrackerMilk's week.
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