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Hoss finds Minecraft and Netflix hiding in squeaky doors

A door-sound countdown is the most-watched of three new uploads, reaching roughly half a million views.

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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.

Ranking Funniest Door Sound Moments😭🚪

An automatic train door snores its way shut, while a bathroom stall supplies a thud worthy of the Netflix intro. Hoss's latest door compilation finds familiar sounds in very ordinary hinges.

"Ranking Funniest Door Sound Moments😭🚪" packages other people's clips into a narrated countdown, including a staged bathroom explosion gag. A man with glasses demonstrates a wooden door that sounds remarkably like opening one in Minecraft, then worries aloud about what his neighbors will make of repeated demonstrations. In the comments, viewers connect the opening squeak to a haunted house and repeatedly compare its laugh to Coolkid.

The door countdown has the largest total audience among Hoss's three uploads this week, but "Ranking The Funniest Halloween Scare Pranks😭💀" is currently attracting views faster. The third release, "Ranking Insane Physics Moments💀⚡️", had a much smaller audience. Beyond the new posts, October's pep-rally compilation remains the channel's third-busiest video by daily views.

Hoss added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, a modest increase, while its current daily views are more than double the usual level. Among nearby compilation channels, RiCha Rise had a particularly substantial week of subscriber growth; Tech Flicker's subscriber count held steady. Hoss's own week belongs to a more specific discovery: a door can apparently supply both a game sound and a streaming-service ident.

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Bro the first one I thought they were in a haunted house
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4 bro slammed the door so hard it locked itself😂
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CoolKid's laugh
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