Video taking off 55x its usual first day

Brewers go "tarps off" at their World Series parade

FOX6 News Milwaukee captures shirtless dancing, flying confetti and a crowd chanting for Cooper Pratt as the buses reach the Summerfest grounds.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 44,839 views a day, 55 times a normal first day on this channel (814).

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0:00Brewers buses arrive at the Summerfest grounds, with chants for Cooper Pratt rising from the crowd.
0:40Players take off their shirts, dance, flex and wave from a parade bus.
1:23Players pop champagne bottles and cheer as the buses gather near the stage.
2:26The camera pans across spectators lining both sides of the roadway.
2:53Confetti bursts above the lead bus as spectators jump and celebrate alongside it.

FOX6 News Milwaukee's parade commentators are running out of voice before the Brewers run out of celebration. As double-decker buses arrive at the Summerfest grounds, chants of "Coop" rise for Cooper Pratt, players wave back, and then the shirts come off.

The Brewers are celebrating their first World Series championship, and this stretch of the parade is not a formal wave from behind a window. Players dance, flex and work up the crowd from the open buses. Champagne bottles pop as the vehicles line up near the stage, with confetti drifting over the roadway.

The clip reached about 30,000 views in twelve hours, far beyond the station's usual first-day audience for regular videos. Another FOX6 upload, showing players leaving their buses to interact with spectators, also drew an unusually large audience. Garrett Mitchell is among those getting close to the crowd in that coverage.

Under the "tarps off" video, viewers carry the shirt-removal joke onward: one describes joining in and regretting the cold, while another proposes a tattooed jersey that would stay on permanently.

The broadcast itself supplies a less elaborate souvenir of the day: a commentator's exhausted voice. "I think my voice represents most of Wisconsin right now, as it's pretty shot," he says, while the buses continue through the crowd.

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What viewers say

I took my shirt off in solidarity, but now I`m freezing to death!
@graydensmygalSee it on YouTube
If I were a pro athlete, I'd have my jersey tattooed on me so when I took my shirt off, I still had my jersey on.
@brandoniams217See it on YouTube
I'm from Wisconsin. A well deserved accomplishment! Love the brew crew
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The facts

Channel: FOX6 News Milwaukee
Subscribers: 306,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days: 1,515,768
Channel views, pace per day: 812,842 (on a normal day: 122,636)
Video published: October 30, 2026
Video views so far: 30,057 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 44,839

The numbers

The parade clips both drew far larger audiences than FOX6's usual regular uploads. Views across the channel also rose well above its typical daily level.

the video's first day

usual first day here

814

this video

44,839

subscribers

306,000

▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days

total views

278,719,338

views per day

812,842