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Cardboard boxes turn Jordan Matter's school into a hiding place

Alan Chikin Chow, Topper Guild and Txunamy join the creator-packed challenge as Salish's Netflix show gets a November 28 premiere date.

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Last One Found in the SCHOOL Wins

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0:00Jordan and Salish explain the school-wide cardboard-box hiding game and its mystery prize.
0:30The seekers try checking boxes while wearing giant Zorb balls.
4:46Jordan pushes Salish through a hallway in a shopping cart filled with pillows.
7:34The hiders receive tool-filled backpacks, including an air horn that must be sounded.
11:03A thermal camera becomes the seekers' next tool in the auditorium.
17:55Salish brings a foam cannon into the courtyard to check another hiding place.

Giant Zorb balls prove surprisingly unhelpful when Jordan and Salish Matter start checking the boxes. Their first round ends without finding anyone, an awkward opening for seekers with an entire school to search.

"Last One Found in the SCHOOL Wins" was Jordan Matter's only new upload this week, reaching more than two million views in its first thirteen hours. The premise packs eleven creators into cardboard hiding places, with fresh gadgets unlocked as the rounds progress. Alan Chikin Chow, Zhong, Topper Guild and Txunamy are among the guests trying to stay undiscovered.

The equipment gets increasingly elaborate: a wrecking ball, a pillow-filled shopping cart, a thermal camera and giant boxing gloves. An air horn is supposed to give the seekers an advantage, but even an audible clue doesn't guarantee they tip the right box. One viewer neatly describes the whole production as hide-and-seek turned into an action movie.

There's another school-related development tucked into the game: a poster for Salish's 12 Games of Christmas appears, and the description gives the Netflix holiday show's premiere as November 28.

The new challenge is the channel's busiest video right now, followed by "Trapped in a TINY SCHOOL Until I Graduate," which has passed eleven million views. "My SECRET SLEEPOVER in Target" also continues drawing attention. Subscribers held steady over the week, while the current daily viewing pace is less than half its usual level. Among nearby challenge channels, Jesser had substantial weekly subscriber growth and Brianna's daily views are unusually high. For Jordan, the fresh activity is back in the school corridors, only this time the guests are hiding in the furniture-sized packaging.

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