Goofy Gang Plays The Goofy Games, and estabr0k's crew carries a break
Twelve days old and close to 290,000 views, the group video lists CheapPickle, Wallibear, al1craft and tinymacdude in its description.
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.
Goofy Gang Plays The Goofy Games...
A normal day on estabr0k brings in somewhere above 50,000 views. Lately it has been closer to 30,000, which makes sense for a channel that put up no new videos over the past seven days.
What is still playing is the Goofy Gang. "Goofy Gang Plays The Goofy Games..." went up twelve days ago, and it is the video viewers keep picking: nearly 290,000 views so far. The description is just a list of handles: CheapPickle, Wallibear, al1craft and tinymacdude. The tags place it in the channel's usual world, which means modded, chaotic Minecraft played for laughs.
Two older episodes are still moving behind it. "Goofy Gang Plays Crab Game", with Creebus named in its description, is three weeks old. "Mobhunt but if you scream you EXPLODE", nearly two months old, keeps finding new viewers on a premise that explains itself. The channel's about text says only "it the rock," so the titles do most of the talking.
The subscriber count kept rising through the break, by about 4,000 over the week, and now sits at 859,000. Among the let's-play and variety channels close to its size, estabr0k gained the fewest views this week. WorstPremadeEver and Floydson had the busiest weeks in the group, and Hat Films ran well above its usual pace.
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The videos drawing views on estabr0k right now
- Channel
- estabr0k
- Subscribers
- 859,000 ▲ 4,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 275,922
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how estabr0k's channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Squid Game, the series that inspired Crab Game, was created by whom?
Hwang Dong-hyuk wrote and directed Squid Game, which premiered on Netflix in 2021.



