Nick DiGiovanni's hour-fried chicken hides a surprisingly juicy center
His timed drumstick experiment includes a Gordon Ramsay cameo, while an upload-free week brings another 200,000 subscribers.
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.
1 Second vs 1 Hour Chicken
The outside is charred black. Nick DiGiovanni bites into the chicken anyway, then looks puzzled: "Wait, how is it so juicy in there? I don't get it."
That is the final surprise in "1 Second vs 1 Hour Chicken," a Short that has reached roughly 128 million views and remains the busiest daily draw among his older uploads. The experiment moves from a barely dipped drumstick to an hour in hot oil, with a much more appetizing golden version in between. A cut-open, undercooked piece gets an inserted Gordon Ramsay clip delivering the inevitable verdict: "It's raw!"
DiGiovanni posted nothing new this week, extending the upload break we reported here. But the archive's menu is broad: "I Cooked EVERY YouTuber's Last Meals" and "10 Levels Of Spicy Food" are also pulling substantial daily audiences. The former turns creators' requested meals into the assignment; the latter makes escalating heat the challenge.
Channel-wide viewing is running close to its usual daily level, and subscribers continued to grow over the week. Among nearby food channels, albert_cancook and Amaury Guichon are having slower-than-usual viewing days. DiGiovanni's own archive stretches well beyond these recent experiments: "50 Ways To Use Chocolate" remains his most-watched regular upload, a different kind of kitchen marathon.
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The videos drawing views on Nick DiGiovanni right now
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- 48,000,000 ▲ 200,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 186,294,989
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Which frying time produces the golden chicken in Nick's experiment?
The ten-minute drumstick comes out with a crispy golden finish.



