jacksepticeye brings Hitman's podcast host to life in the booth
Split-screen footage puts his studio performance beside the finished character, right down to the facial expressions.
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Jacksepticeye doing his lines for Hitman
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"What's up, Finnatics? Welcome to the Finn and Friends podcast." jacksepticeye delivers the greeting in a recording studio, then his Hitman counterpart repeats it from a sofa.
The new Short, "Jacksepticeye doing his lines for Hitman", has drawn about 329,000 views in its first sixteen hours. Rather than replaying the reveal of his role as an assassination target, it shows the performance behind the game.
Through control-room glass and split-screen comparisons, he shouts, grins and gives the fictional host his swagger. A podcast introduction to Tobias Rieper sits alongside beer-pong banter and a character insisting that he is merely open-minded, not a conspiracy theorist.
Viewers are picking out how closely his expressions match the character's delivery, while some ask for more voice-acting footage. The session winds down with an exhale and a suitably final line: "All right, boys. Game's over."
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- Channel
- jacksepticeye
- Subscribers
- 31,100,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,890,740
- Channel views, pace per day
- 823,978 (on a normal day: 1,061,058)
- Video published
- November 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 251,586 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 385,837
The numbers
The Short's view count covers its opening sixteen hours, not a full day.
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What is printed on the Hitman character's black T-shirt?
The character wears a black T-shirt bearing the word FINNVICTUS.


