A Mark Rober edition and a pocket flamethrower: 200 Cool Not Cool items on Dude Perfect Plus
No new uploads went up, so three marathon compilations of Overtime segments, from crafts to forfeits, kept the bonus channel busy.
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.
The 200 Coolest Cool Not Cool Items
Dude Perfect Plus, the group's home for bloopers, deleted scenes and extras, posted nothing new in seven days. Its archive did the work, and the channel's daily views ran a little above their usual level.
Three long compilations from the Overtime series carry the most momentum. "Get Crafty (All Episodes)" gathers every round of the arts-and-crafts segment, and its description warns that the twins, Coby and Cory Cotton, will be "on full display." Close behind is "The 200 Coolest Cool Not Cool Items," more than four hours of gadgets judged by the crew: a net gun, a pocket flamethrower, a robot dog, and guest editions with Mark Rober, Luka and Steph Curry. It has passed one and a half million views.
The third is the one the guys call their least favorite: "Wheel Unfortunate," every forfeit in a row. Coby lies in a box of snakes, Tyler milks a cow straight into his mouth, and Garrett spends a day as Gene Simmons.
The subscriber count held still. Among the challenge and stunt channels around it, Dan woolley and Jude Miller Tv are having big weeks, while Zombie Go Boom TV and igor30 are quieter; Dude Perfect Plus sits comfortably in the middle, living off four-hour reruns of its own best bits.
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The videos drawing views on Dude Perfect Plus right now
- Channel
- Dude Perfect Plus
- Subscribers
- 1,450,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 197,479
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Dude Perfect Plus moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
One Cool Not Cool episode is a Steph Curry edition. Which NBA team has Curry played his whole career for?
Stephen Curry was drafted by Golden State in 2009 and has won all of his NBA titles with the Warriors.




