Memoria's Backrooms monster has surprisingly polite manners
Drew Gooden joins the co-op horror outing, where a creature's "Excuse me" becomes part of the joke.
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.
trapped in the backrooms (FEAT. DREW GOODEN)
Video summary
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- 0:31Drew's red-clad character arrives and introduces himself as the monster.
- 4:43A balance-beam section sends both players falling into lower corridors.
- 10:37A poster links car types to the elevator code, giving the parking garage a puzzle-solving purpose.
- 14:38A creature disguised as Drew turns polite greetings into an ambush.
- 17:19Switches marked "Coop Open" present the pair with another coordination test.
The monster says excuse me. In Memoria's "trapped in the backrooms (FEAT. DREW GOODEN)," something impersonating her co-op partner turns ordinary greetings into a reason to run. "'Excuse me' is the funniest one, because what do you mean?" she says.
That combination of horror and practical inconvenience gives the week's only upload its character. Memoria and Drew Gooden navigate yellow corridors, fall off balance beams and work through a parking-garage puzzle that turns vehicle colors into an elevator code. Having company changes the atmosphere: "I have to say, this is much less scary with another person," Memoria says.
The collaboration has reached around 161,000 views and supplies most of the channel's daily viewing right now. But the comments have found another obstacle worth discussing: a Roblox CAPTCHA. Several viewers compare their own struggles with the verification puzzles, while others liken the unexpected pairing to a Disney Channel crossover. Apparently, proving you're human can compete with escaping a monster for attention.
Channel-wide daily views are well above their usual level, though subscribers were unchanged over the week. Among nearby variety-gaming channels, Memoria's weekly views were close to Pedguin's and eddygar's; Clooless Gaming had a substantially larger week.
Away from the Backrooms, "testing the vibes of the original xbox" and "reality tv show games" remain the busiest older uploads. The former runs from Jade Empire to MechAssault 2; the latter finds game material in The Amazing Race, The Bachelor and Deadliest Catch. Memoria's shelf has room for both haunted corridors and televised crab fishing.
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What viewers say
The captcha was the real backrooms all along
@HowsItHangingSWESee it on YouTubethis is like the modern day suite life on deck with hannah montana crossover
@richieee365See it on YouTubeDid not expect the captcha to be such a fun segment
@SecondFinaleSee it on YouTube
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this is a big day for people who are me
@kinetic-mistake3See it on YouTubewhat do you mean featuring drew gooden
@StellaWebsSee it on YouTubeTheyre calling it the collab of the summer in november
@renegadebonesSee it on YouTubemy favourite part is when it takes drew 20 minutes to do a captcha and then it just gives him an error anyway
@rotundrodentSee it on YouTubeI am not normal about this collab
@insidetheblanketfortSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Memoria right now
- Channel
- Memoria
- Subscribers
- 333,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 265,106
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 161,064
- Views on its first day
- 97,072
The numbers
Here is how Memoria's week looks across views and subscribers.
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Which reality show's game appears in Memoria's "reality tv show games"?
The Bachelor is one of the games listed in the video's chapters.



