Slippery basketball brings backyard chaos back to Jesser
Ten players face elimination rounds, rotating sweep arms and a pool dunk contest in his newest challenge.
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.
Slip N Slide Basketball Challenge
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Video summary
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- 0:24Ten players scramble for basketballs in the opening last-to-score elimination round.
- 1:56Two-on-two games bring physical play and disputed foul calls.
- 10:27The skills course tests dribbling, target passing, layups and three-pointers against the clock.
- 13:46Players attempt baskets while dodging rotating sweep arms on an inflatable spinner.
- 16:53The pool dunk contest begins, with creative props joining the attempts.
The foul calls need explaining. Jesser turns his backyard into a slippery basketball court, then finds himself refereeing players who can barely stay upright, let alone agree on contact.
"Guys, I'm only calling egregious fouls," he tells them during the two-on-two round of "Slip N Slide Basketball Challenge". Jeff supplies the more fitting technical analysis: "First time I've seen a defensive ankle-breaker." The tournament moves from a scramble for basketballs to a timed skills course, an inflatable spinner and poolside dunks.
The week's most-watched new upload reached roughly half a million views within eleven hours. In the comments, longtime viewers recognize the returning slip-and-slide format, several question Cwhye and Ben's elimination, and others ask for more Dlew. That disputed two-on-two game gives the conversation something more specific than the usual requests for another episode.
Jesser posted twice this week. The other upload, "Can we obtain the One Ring? @theringsofpower season 3 now on @primevideo #PrimeVideoCreator", is a promotional tie-in for Prime Video's fantasy series, a rather different assignment from backyard refereeing.
Across the channel, views are running close to their usual daily level, while another 200,000 subscribers joined over the week. Dude Perfect is enjoying an above-usual daily audience; Ryan Trahan's is quieter than normal. Jesser's older sports challenges also have plenty of momentum: "1 Second vs 1 Hour Football" remains busy, and last week's "I Tried Out For An NBA Team (76ers)" continues drawing viewers to his tryout adventure.
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What viewers say
Throwback!!! The original was a banger so I don’t blame Jesse for bringing it back.
@angzerbiniSee it on YouTubeI love some Jesser basketball challenge videos!
@catherinelanganSee it on YouTubeWe need more Dlew bro he funny and fr has a personality that no one else has in yalls vids
@AJGreenGlazer20See it on YouTube
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Such as throwback! Glad the slip n slide has returned.
@odiehughes9890See it on YouTubeYo gotta make this a series!
@Princecheetah15See it on YouTubeOne of the funniest videos of all time i've seen from jesser, great vide, maybe a part two
@LandonFanningSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Jesser right now
- Channel
- Jesser
- Subscribers
- 51,200,000 ▲ 200,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 81,382,653
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 521,484
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Which obstacle must players dodge in Jesser's Wipeout Basketball round?
Players stand on an inflatable spinner and dodge its rotating sweep arms while trying to score.



