Make Some Noise clocks out with Spirit Halloween's seasonal staff
Jess and Jacob turn a retail farewell into an awkward exit, while Rekha Shankar, Lily Du and Jordan Myrick join the week's episode lineup.
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.
Spirit Halloween Employees On November 1st
What happens to Spirit Halloween employees when the costumes stop selling? On Make Some Noise, Jess and Jacob give their seasonal coworkers a surprisingly ceremonial send-off: fond memories of the wig section, praise for surviving inventory, and a joint clock-out accompanied by ghostly wailing.
Then they leave their podiums and switch into awkward voices, chatting about stairs, elevators and building heights. Sam Reich catches on: their workplace swagger belonged to the Halloween store. Outside it, they're rather different people.
"Spirit Halloween Employees On November 1st" was the most watched of the channel's six uploads this week, reaching roughly 665,000 views. In the comments, the crisp hand greeting gets its own following, alongside comparisons to Severance and recollections from people who have worked seasonal retail.
The rest of the week found comedy in other unlikely workplaces. HR supplied a song intended to stop coworkers dating, while "Competing Ads For LAX And Burbank Airports" turned airport promotion into an improv assignment, not actual airport advertising. That clip has the strongest daily momentum on the channel, followed by "Something That Will Happen Before This Episode Airs". The month-old "Make One Noise Challenge" remains busy too.
Make Some Noise added around 6,000 subscribers, though its weekly growth was gentler than its month-long average. Daily viewing is above its usual level. Among the nearby comedy channels, Kountry Wayne had the largest weekly viewing total, with Make Some Noise next; Tyler Warwick had a quieter week with no subscriber gain.
Monday's episode announcement also brought a fresh trio to Reich's prompts: Rekha Shankar, Lily Du and Jordan Myrick.
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What viewers say
that was a crisp dap-up
@argkitsuneSee it on YouTubeLoving this Severance spin-off
@ECXLEvanSee it on YouTubeWithout realizing they did a Midwest goodbye
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The truth is they clock out at Spirit Halloween and then they immediately clock in at Spirit of Christmas pop up store.
@rocky8u32See it on YouTubeSpirit Halloween when it's November: Welp, time to dissapear (evaporates)
@Joshlabs_officalSee it on YouTubeThe first dap up is probably exactly what happens at midnight on November 1st at Spirit Halloween 😂😂😂 excellent run
@ispelthisrongSee it on YouTubeAs someone who has worked at spirit, we’re stuck there another 2 weeks, sales of increasing percent for the first week, and then a week of ripping the store apart
@teawastakenSee it on YouTubeA bitter sweet goodbye 😂
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Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
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- Channel
- Make Some Noise
- Subscribers
- 705,000 ▲ 6,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 18,239,140
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 665,425
- Views on its first day
- 363,161
The numbers
Here is how Make Some Noise's uploads and audience moved this week.
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