John Nellis puts £1,000 on staying in the stadium
A stadium endurance challenge joins pizza-delivery exercise and a football-game strength test as his subscriber growth surges.
Why this story? The channel is adding 99,994 subscribers a day, 8.7 times a normal day (11,450).
Leaving the stadium is usually what happens after the entertainment. In John Nellis's latest challenge, staying is the point: "Last To Leave The Stadium, Wins £1,000" sets a cash incentive for hanging around.
The upload arrives as Nellis adds about 100,000 subscribers in a day, nearly nine times his usual pace. It is a fresh burst for a creator whose self-described football side quests keep finding questions well beyond the scoreline.
His other October uploads offer quite different tests. "Can I Burn Off a Pizza Before it Arrives?" turns a delivery wait into an exercise deadline, while "Is FC27 Strength Actually Accurate?" questions a video game's player ratings. The titles supply the premises, without giving away the results.
Meanwhile, the football-pumping experiment we covered earlier, "How Many Pumps to Explode a Football?", has continued climbing toward twenty million views. The stadium challenge gives that growing collection another setting, with patience rather than pressure as its central test.
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Where next?
- Channel
- John Nellis
- Subscribers
- 16,700,000 ▲ 200,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 78,257,011
- Channel views, pace per day
- 15,222,945 (on a normal day: 10,870,667)
The numbers
Subscriber growth is running much faster than usual. Daily views across Nellis's channel are also above their typical pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
What delivery does Nellis try to burn off before it arrives?
His upload is titled "Can I Burn Off a Pizza Before it Arrives?"



