Missed calls make HopeScope's gift carts bigger
Her subscriber giveaway pairs curated shopping carts with personalized mystery boxes in a video sponsored entirely by Walmart.
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.
Adding to My Cart Until a Subscriber Answers (then gifting it to them)
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Video summary
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- 0:00Hope explains the giveaway: answered calls unlock gift carts, while missed calls add more items.
- 1:17The first cozy-themed cart includes a television, followed by questions for a personalized mystery box.
- 4:08Two unanswered calls expand the second cart with an Oura Ring and a Cricut machine.
- 15:28A missed call adds an air fryer to the tech bundle before Hope tries another subscriber.
- 18:27Another unanswered call enlarges a prize pile that already includes a pink laptop and record player.
HopeScope starts dialing, and every unanswered call makes the next subscriber's gift pile a little larger. The shopping challenge has a particularly forgiving rule: nobody picking up means she adds something else to the cart.
Both uploads this week are Walmart-sponsored giveaways, with the full-length "Adding to My Cart Until a Subscriber Answers (then gifting it to them)" drawing roughly 361,000 views in its opening thirteen hours. Hope mixes video calls with questions that help her put together personalized mystery boxes, making room for recipients' interests and gifts for their children.
The calls offer little glimpses of shared history. Kayla remembers watching since Hope's "Legging Queen" days. Heather explains her preference more practically: "I'm in mom era, so comfort is key!" Meanwhile, missed connections expand the bundles to include everything from a craft-cutting machine to kitchen appliances.
The comments have their own conversation about answering unexpectedly. Some viewers question the recipients' restrained reactions; others point out that surprise and gratitude don't always arrive as camera-ready excitement. One recipient has also popped in to thank Hope for her box.
The giveaway is the channel's busiest video right now, while the discontinued-fast-food recreation and haunted-object shopping adventure remain active parts of the catalog. HopeScope added 10,000 subscribers over the week, and daily views are currently above their usual level. Among nearby shopping and product-testing channels, Mia Maples is also seeing elevated daily viewing, while Safiya Nygaard's is quieter than usual.
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What viewers say
Look mom I’m on YouTube! 😂🤣 Thank you so much Hope!!!!!!! I loved my box 🥰
@Kayla-xg6ezSee it on YouTubeThe way I perked up when you pulled out that pink computer and vinyl player
@AddiewalZtSee it on YouTubeThe downside of being an anxious lurker lol
@sandythecat9988See it on YouTube
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Hope has really be spoiling us with the amount of videos she has been dropping! I'm glad I have something to watch in my free time.
@JustForFunOriginalSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on HopeScope right now
- Channel
- HopeScope
- Subscribers
- 9,100,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,612,620
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 361,487
The numbers
Here's how HopeScope's giveaway week and wider catalog performed.
💡 Test your knowledge
What happens when a subscriber doesn't answer Hope's call?
Each unanswered call prompts Hope to add another item before trying the next subscriber.




