A runaway car and a dog-lead finale lift FailArmy's episode 362
The weekly compilation passed 430,000 views in fifteen hours, and the most-liked comments keep returning to one very close call with a power carver.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 537,977 views a day, 13 times a normal first day on this channel (41,016).
Best Fails of the Week | She's 100% Crazy ep. 362
"Best Fails of the Week | She's 100% Crazy" is episode 362 of the Friday-style roundup that FailArmy has been building for years: a quarter-hour or so of home-video slips, tumbles and bad decisions, gathered by the Jukin Media channel from clips sent in by viewers. Fifteen hours after it went up, it had more than 430,000 views, about thirteen times what a new FailArmy upload usually draws on its first day.
That is a big step even on a channel where the weekly compilation is the main event. The shorts posted in the days before it, from a motorcycle near-miss reel to a car popping a wheelie, have mostly settled at around fifty thousand views each. Its predecessor, "This Was Not the Plan," was close to 800,000 in two days, as we reported here, and the channel as a whole is drawing nearly twice its usual daily views.
The comment section reads like a group of friends rewinding the tape. The most-liked thread is about a man who came frighteningly close to cutting his own leg with a power carver. Elsewhere, viewers swap timestamps: a woman sliding backwards down a hill while her husband reacts, a grandmother who is clearly not amused, someone trying to pour through a strainer, and a car rolling away because, once again, nobody set the parking brake. A running grumble asks why so many people film themselves making coffee.
The moment people mention most warmly comes last: a closing clip involving a dog and its lead.
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What viewers say
10:12 Grandma is NOT pleased 😅
@pm12321See it on YouTube15:50- dog is like, the cat did it.
@MrYfrank14See it on YouTubeThat last clip with the dog lead was superb
@MirAndHerSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- FailArmy
- Subscribers
- 17,500,000
- Channel views, pace per day
- 4,532,305 (on a normal day: 2,393,487)
- Video published
- September 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 433,991 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 537,977
The numbers
The numbers show a weekly compilation starting far faster than the channel's uploads usually do, on a day when FailArmy was already busier than normal.
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