Ninjagaming wants Roblox's torch keepers to try a flashlight
His Monday reaction stream moves through time-freezing schoolkids, trash-eating black holes and true stories of survival, while a subscriber counter ticks toward a Robux giveaway.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 1,391,440 views.
🔴WATCHING THE FUNNIEST YT SHORTS..🔴
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- 1:24He greets the chat, answers complaints about his mic and sets off a loud feedback loop before fixing it.
- 3:14He sets a subscriber goal for a Robux giveaway, shown on screen for the rest of the stream.
- 5:50A Roblox animation about torch keepers guarding a town from living darkness prompts his flashlight question.
- 10:05In a story where everyone can freeze time for ten seconds a day, a boy saves his up to rescue a school bus.
- 42:00A history short tells how Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived both atomic bombings.
- 44:22The subscriber goal is reached, and he announces a Robux giveaway for the end of the stream.
"Why don't they just use a flashlight by the way?" Ninjagaming asks, partway through a Roblox animation about torch keepers who guard a town from living darkness. His streams run on questions like that: someone else's elaborate premise, met with a practical shrug.
"🔴WATCHING THE FUNNIEST YT SHORTS..🔴" is a recording of one of his daily live shows, and it drew about 1.4 million views in its first four hours. He appears on webcam as a Roblox avatar and watches other creators' Shorts. The channel's about text says plainly that those clips belong to the people who made them.
Unlike the no-laugh and no-cringe dares of his recent streams, nothing here threatens to end the show early. The Shorts lean toward strange what-ifs. In one, everyone can freeze time for ten seconds a day, and a boy saves his up to rescue a school bus. In another, personal black holes follow people around to swallow their trash. ("If you don't like somebody you can just throw them in your black hole," he reasons.) A third imagines a town where gravity flips every Sunday at noon.
Some of the stranger stories are true. A short on Tsutomu Yamaguchi, who survived both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, gets a simple verdict: "This guy may be the main character." Near the end comes Mehran Karimi Nasseri, who lived at Charles de Gaulle Airport for 18 years.
A subscriber counter runs beside it all. In the third minute he sets a goal for a Robux giveaway, and the count passes it a little after the 44-minute mark. It was a Monday, he explains, so there would be no second stream that day: "Mondays suck."
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- 52,447 (on a normal day: 1,074,123)
- Video published
- October 27, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,391,440 (less than a day online)
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💡 Test your knowledge
One of the Shorts Ninjagaming watches involves kids trying to steal Takis. In which country were Takis created?
Takis were created in Mexico by the snack company Barcel.


