Irish tasters meet Everclear, and a six-day-old short surges
The moonshine taste test is now gathering views at about fourteen times its own usual daily pace, with likes far outnumbering comments.
Why this story? The video is running at 1,143,738 views a day, 14 times its usual pace (83,626).
Irish People Try ILLEGAL American Alcohol Everclear Moonshine @LeatherJacketGuy #shorts
"Irish People Try ILLEGAL American Alcohol Everclear Moonshine @LeatherJacketGuy #shorts" does what the channel's name suggests: Irish people, an American drink they are trying, and a short to show it. It went up on AreYaHavingThat on September 24, and six days later it is moving much faster than before.
The short was already doing well by its own standards. Then, in a single day, it picked up views at roughly fourteen times its usual pace, which carried it to nearly a million and a half in total. Likes outnumber comments by a wide margin, so viewers are tapping approval far more often than they are talking back.
The drink in the title is Everclear, the American grain spirit known for its strength, sold in a version far stronger than an ordinary whiskey or vodka. The title calls it "ILLEGAL" and files it under moonshine, the old name for unlicensed homemade liquor with deep roots in Appalachia. The handle tagged at the end, @LeatherJacketGuy, is the channel's own.
Published on Trari
- Channel
- AreYaHavingThat
- Subscribers
- 265,000
- Channel views, pace per day
- 59,337
- Video published
- September 24, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,494,505 (6 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 1,143,738 (on a normal day: 189,637)
The numbers
Here is how a six-day-old short suddenly outran its own usual pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
What is the strongest proof at which Everclear is sold?
Everclear's strongest version is 190 proof, about 95 percent alcohol, which is why it is restricted in some US states.

