Honey chicken biscuits and a new 4K camera for Daym Drops
Four fast-food reviews went up, from an off-menu Jersey Mike's sub to a Burger King Italian Whopper, and the old DJI Pocket 3 is looking for a new home.
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.
Jersey Mike's BBQ Beef | SMASH or PASS?
Can Popeyes make its biscuits any heavier? Daym Drops set out to find out, folding chicken into the chain's new Honey Chicken Biscuits after noting in the description that the biscuits are already thick, dry and buttery on their own. It is the newest of his four reviews and the one moving fastest, with about 19,000 views on its first day.
The rest of the week ran the drive-thru circuit. Taco Bell's Gordita Crunch Duos opened it, billed in the description as the chain's best snack ever. Then came a Smash or Pass on the BBQ beef at Jersey Mike's, the #19, which he points out is not on the regular menu. That one has gathered the most views of the four, past 34,000.
The Burger King Italian Whopper carried some news of its own. Daym Drops has moved to a new 4K camera, and the video's title asks who wants his old one, a DJI Pocket 3. The description also says the burger brought back some painful memories, though it leaves the details for the video.
Among the food channels closest to him in size, he sits fourth by subscribers, at about 1.7 million, just behind Over The Fire Cooking by Derek Wolf and ahead of Feelgoodfoodie. His neighbors mostly cook, and he mostly orders, still giving the verdict between bites.
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The videos drawing views on Daym Drops right now
- Channel
- Daym Drops
- Subscribers
- 1,730,000
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- September 26, 2026
- Video views so far
- 34,366
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Daym Drops' week of fast-food reviews.
💡 Test your knowledge
Popeyes, whose new biscuits Daym Drops reviewed, was founded in which city?
Popeyes began in 1972 in the New Orleans area, and the chain still bills its food as Louisiana-style.




