Frankie Lapenna's robot boxing sketch passes 13 million views
No new uploads arrived, but an armored fighter and a REK robot keep his back catalog 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.
World’s first human vs. robot fight
The corner coach offers little reassurance: "Dude, I'm scared for you, man." Across the glass-walled cage waits a humanoid robot, warming up with an elaborate shadowboxing routine. Full protective gear suddenly seems like a sensible wardrobe choice.
Frankie Lapenna's "World's first human vs. robot fight" is a staged comedy boxing match, not a historic sporting first. Its armored human opponent faces punches, shoves and spinning attacks from the machine labeled REK, while spectators surround the enclosure. Posted in September, it has now passed 13 million views and is the channel's busiest video right now.
Lapenna posted nothing new this week, yet his catalog added roughly 11 million views. The robot theme also has a second active installment, "Human vs. Robot battle - the FINAL BOSS." Between those two on his current momentum list sits "He took this fart prank way too far," whose description supplies the less futuristic equipment: a fart cannon.
The subscriber count held steady, and daily viewing is running well below its usual pace. Among nearby sketch-comedy channels, Tyler Vitelli had a particularly substantial week of views and subscriber growth; Chris Colditz had a smaller viewing week and an unchanged subscriber count. For Lapenna, the activity is coming without a fresh upload, with that nervous coach's September warning continuing to find an audience.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Frankie Lapenna right now
- Channel
- Frankie Lapenna
- Subscribers
- 9,620,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 10,621,629
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Frankie Lapenna's audience and back catalog moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
What label appears on the robot in Frankie Lapenna's boxing sketch?
REK appears on the robot's chest and gloves, as well as on the coach's shirt and the canvas.




