Bodyguards who move before anything happens keep Military Madness busy
A 53-day-old clip of protection details reacting early has passed six million views, while the week's one new upload caught soldiers on a bathroom run.
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.
When Body Guards Do Their Job Correctly
Fifty-three days after it went up, "When Body Guards Do Their Job Correctly" is still the clip carrying Military Madness. It has passed six million views, and on its own it is drawing far more each day than everything else on the channel combined. The description asks the question the clip is built on: did these bodyguards see into the future, or are they just very good at their job?
The channel as a whole is running at more than double its usual daily pace, and nearly all of that lift belongs to the bodyguards.
The week's only new upload went somewhere less glamorous. "How Veteran Soldiers Use a Bathroom" follows a group of soldiers on their way to the latrine when, as the description puts it, they run into an enemy hostile. It has gathered about 27,000 views so far, and the most liked comment is a baffled question about where one of the men suddenly came from. Others in the thread joke about lessons most people will never need to learn.
The other September uploads are moving at a gentle pace behind it: a US machine gunner billed as loving his job, and a soldier who would rather deploy in the heat than the cold, for a reason the description promises nobody sees coming.
Among the military and weapons channels closest to its size, Max Afterburner had by far the biggest week, while BFBS Forces News ran a little above its usual pace and Preston Stewart and 22plinkster were quieter than normal. At about 165,000 views a day, Military Madness sits comfortably among them, carried by a clip about people who react first.
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What viewers say
The comments under "How Veteran Soldiers Use a Bathroom"
Many will never know and it’s better this way! 🫡
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Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Military Madness right now
- Channel
- Military Madness
- Subscribers
- 1,050,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- September 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 27,286
The numbers
Here is how Military Madness's week looks in figures.
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