Hot Wheels in the shredder keep igor30's machines humming
No new uploads went up, and a three-month-old Hot Wheels test is the channel's busiest video, just ahead of a Stretch Armstrong meeting a bench grinder.
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.
Hot Wheels Cars vs Shredder 🚗💥 Satisfying Destruction!
Half a billion views is where igor30 has been sitting for a while now, built one shredded toy at a time. The channel's about page lists the menu plainly: metal cars, soft toys, Iron Man, Hulk, Play-Doh, fidget spinners, Peppa Pig, all fed to a shredder, a press, a hot knife or a grinder.
Nothing new went up over the past seven days, so the older catalog did the work. The busiest video right now is "Hot Wheels Cars vs Shredder 🚗💥 Satisfying Destruction!", posted about three months ago. The description promises tiny cars bent and crushed, metal and plastic alike, with a firm note not to try it at home.
Right behind it sit two videos from the same summer batch: a Stretch Armstrong, the famously stretchy action figure, against a bench grinder, and Peppa Pig against the same machine. The Peppa video has gathered far more views overall, but these days the stretchy one is drawing a little more.
The channel as a whole is moving faster than it usually does, drawing close to twice its typical daily views, though the subscriber count held still at about 1.1 million. Among challenge and stunt channels of similar size, this is a small corner of a busy group: Dan woolley and Make Waves had the big weeks, while Dude Perfect Plus and George Clarkey ran a little below their usual pace.
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The videos drawing views on igor30 right now
- Channel
- igor30
- Subscribers
- 1,140,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 21,726
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how igor30's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which toy company introduced Hot Wheels in 1968?
Mattel launched Hot Wheels in 1968 as its die-cast car line.




