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Loch Ness endurance and UFC talk fill JRE Clips' week

Five excerpts range from Ross Edgley's swimming stories to Robert Whittaker's MMA discussion, with a flying Roadster drawing the largest audience.

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.

Reacting to Tesla's Flying RoadsterReacting to Tesla's Flying Roadster

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  1. 0:36Rogan points to Tesla's delayed release timelines and Roadster preorders dating to 2017.
  2. 1:20Suction-fan downforce enters the discussion through the McMurtry Spéirling, followed by demonstration footage.
  3. 3:40Rogan favors the engaging feel of lightweight cars over heavier modern performance vehicles.
  4. 3:58Thompson recalls placing a Cybertruck deposit and later canceling it.
  5. 4:50Roadster imagery prompts design comparisons; Rogan says he prefers the original model's look.

Ross Edgley's long swim, Sean Strickland's boxing comments and Tesla's airborne ambitions make an unusually varied set of conversation starters. JRE Clips posted five excerpts from The Joe Rogan Experience, moving between endurance, fighting, surveillance technology and Army survival training.

"Reacting to Tesla's Flying Roadster" was the week's biggest upload, reaching about 1.2 million views. Beyond the flying-car discussion we covered yesterday, there's a more grounded thread: Rogan's preference for light cars and the feeling of driving, rather than performance figures alone. Bill Thompson recalls canceling a Cybertruck deposit, while Rogan says he prefers the original Roadster design. The excerpt ends with a sponsored advertisement.

Viewers take the car conversation in several directions. Some imagine a racing series with jumps and loops; another argues that ambitious engineering can inspire children even when the finished vehicle is out of reach.

The MMA excerpt with Robert Whittaker is the next most active upload, covering Strickland, Sean O'Malley and Justin Gaethje. Kurt Metzger and Duncan Trussell's discussion of Cambridge Analytica, geofencing and AI surveillance follows it in current viewing momentum. Edgley's Loch Ness account supplies the week's endurance theme, alongside Thompson's survival-training story.

Across the channel, the week brought roughly 5.6 million views, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is slightly below its usual level. Among nearby interview channels, Jay Shetty Podcast is enjoying above-usual daily viewing and subscriber growth; JRE Clips' busiest conversation remains the one about what a car might do next.

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What viewers say

  • Imagine a racing series with these hot wheels style with jumps and loops could be the greatest thing ever
    @jasonferge3686See it on YouTube
  • Does not matter one bit if people cant buy it. The fact that we have engineers building this stuff just for fun will inspire kids today to do better. That's the real value of it.
    @ChrisUngerVideosSee it on YouTube
  • I wish i could have seen rogans initial reaction when he first seen the roadster fly
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The facts
Channel
JRE Clips
Subscribers
8,320,000
Channel views, last 7 days
5,605,545
Videos published this week
5
Video published
October 21, 2026
Video views so far
1,230,305
Views on its first day
616,286

The numbers

Here is how JRE Clips' viewing and subscriber totals moved this week.

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subscribers
8,320,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
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views per day
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typical day: 786,209
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
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8,320,000
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