Spider sandwiches, ghosts and a Maxwell sighting in Breanna Stark's spooky lunch run
The newest Halloween-themed lunch she packed for her son has viewers swapping fun facts in the comments and asking for more of Maxwell.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 500,523 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (42,799).
Spooky ghosts & spider sandwiches (and a Maxwell sighting)! Let’s pack lunch 👻
Breanna Stark calls herself the mom friend who knows how to smoke a brisket, but in October it is the lunchbox doing the heavy lifting. "Spooky ghosts & spider sandwiches (and a Maxwell sighting)! Let's pack lunch 👻" passed 375,000 views in its first 14 hours, far ahead of how her Shorts usually start.
It is the third spooky lunch in a week. The pumpkin patch lunch that opened the season on October 1 is already well past a million and a half views, and the return of the "Big Booty Black Cats" with pizza followed on Monday. Her barbecue has not gone anywhere: baby back ribs and a smoked pot roast went up on the same days. For now, though, the ghosts are drawing the bigger crowd.
The comment section moved about five times faster than on a usual first day, and it has turned into a fun-fact exchange. Viewers trade trivia about squirrels faking their nut burials, the soul cakes that came before trick-or-treating, bats, black cats and even stegosaurus plates.
The rest of the talk is about the lunch itself. One viewer singles out the olive idea, another notes that a pair of eyes came out looking more annoyed than spooky, which Breanna seems to have admitted herself, and a "duh" moment has several people laughing. Then there is Maxwell. The title promises a sighting, and viewers who say they have missed him are asking for more.
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What viewers say
The olive idea was GREAT
@SophieSilviasclosetSee it on YouTubeAwww give us more Maxwell sightings. 🥹🩵🐾
@ILoveTeddy4See it on YouTubeMaxwell is so funny. He just always knows! 🤣
@jennaferleland8568See it on YouTube
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Here's a fun fact : Before trick-or-treating for candy, kids in Europe went door-to-door singing songs and saying prayers for the dead. In return, they were given sweet round treats called "soul cakes."
@weluvbarebearsSee it on YouTubeFun fact • Squirrels sometimes fake burying nuts when they know other animals are watching to protect their food.
@YourFavTauruss3See it on YouTubeI love this series
Edit : spider is so cute@CutestarsobigSee it on YouTubeThe DUHHgot me 😂
@Regina-g7m5sSee it on YouTubeI wanted to hear the crunch of the spider's legs so bad 😂
@zackd-films-undertakerSee it on YouTubeHii you should try to make a pumpkin uncrustable next!!
@anikax3-kayiSee it on YouTubeI AlWAys Feel like MaXwElL is watching me me😭😭
Soo good to hear that after a longgg time🤣@SLAYp9pSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- Breanna Stark
- Subscribers
- 1,250,000 ▲ 30,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 23,242,151
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,741,586 (on a normal day: 3,413,241)
- Video published
- October 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 377,273 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 500,523
The numbers
The spooky lunch started many times faster than a usual Short on this channel, and its comments and likes ran well ahead too.
💡 Test your knowledge
Who wrote the children's classic Charlotte's Web, about a spider who spins words into her web?
E.B. White wrote Charlotte's Web, published in 1952 with illustrations by Garth Williams.



