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H2ODelirious's call-center job comes with imaginary chicken prizes

CaRtOoNz, DeadSquirrel and Kyle join Scam With Your Friends, the game behind his most-watched new upload.

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H2ODelirious Story of October 22, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

This Might Be The FUNNIEST Multiplayer Game Ever

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0:34The four friends discover their avatars look alike as they gather in the breakroom.
1:21Delirious answers his first call, gets accused of scamming and hangs up in confusion.
2:59A Saul Badman call inspires an improvised hostage story involving Tweedledee and Heisenberg.
8:24A supposed PlayStation prize becomes Delirious's next pitch; the team's first-day review arrives at 12:07.
15:25A caller named Cheese Dip hears an offer of free chicken with a suspicious gift-card requirement.

H2ODelirious answers the phone and almost immediately needs help himself. "Walk you through what, ma'am?" he asks a caller, setting the tone for a multiplayer workday built on spectacularly unconvincing sales pitches.

"This Might Be The FUNNIEST Multiplayer Game Ever" follows him, CaRtOoNz, DeadSquirrel and Kyle into Scam With Your Friends. These are simulated scam calls with game-generated AI characters, not real people being targeted. Delirious improvises everything from a PlayStation prize with suspicious shipping fees to a three-year chicken giveaway. The supposed free chicken comes with a request for a gift card, a contradiction the caller is quite capable of spotting.

At roughly 298,000 views, it is the most-watched of his seven uploads this week. Viewers are comparing the friends' different perspectives, particularly the contrast between Delirious and Squirrel figuring things out and CaRtOoNz appearing far more comfortable on the phones. A follow-up, "WE ARE PROFESSIONAL SCAMMERS NOW!", extends the office experiment.

Elsewhere, the lineup ranges from Headliners to a robot-baby return and a Jumanji-style horror game. But the strongest daily momentum belongs to "AMONG US: THE MAP THAT STARTED IT ALL" and the newly posted "This Golf Game Is A Total Disaster!", with the call-center debut next.

Subscribers were unchanged over the week, while daily views are now more than twice their usual level. Nearby variety-gaming channels have had larger weekly viewing totals, including busy weeks for Smosh Games and theRadBrad. For Delirious, the freshest activity is split between familiar Among Us territory and a golf game whose title promises anything but a relaxing round.

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What viewers say

Love being able to watch everyone's point of view. It's like a fresh video each time because they all got different calls.
@FluffyRaevenSee it on YouTube
Cartoonz handling it like a pro
@bdbeepSee it on YouTube
I would love to hear Delirious’s voice if I ever pick up a scam call 😂
@SnowJae132See it on YouTube

3 more comments

OMG I love the fact that the game plays back how everyone's scams went. When they showed Squirrel failing with the grandma threat for everyone to see, I cracked up laughing!
@caitlinjane92See it on YouTube
This video feels like a fever dream
@Alienmemer-d6kSee it on YouTube
I need to see more of this game.This is so entertaining
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