Rako hands a plastic dinosaur the hero's job
The animated-story channel added 150,000 subscribers in a week, while its latest uploads pair an unlikely rescue with an elevator emergency.
Why this story? The channel went from 1,170,000 to 1,320,000 subscribers this week.
His Plastic Dinosaur SAVED Him At The Last SECOND 😱
Rako's cast of unlikely lifesavers has a new recruit: a plastic dinosaur. The channel added roughly 150,000 subscribers over the past week, and its November 9 uploads give that small toy a last-second rescue role alongside stories about a snapped elevator cable and a daughter hiding in a closet.
These are animated entertainment, not reports of real emergencies. Rako says its stories are dramatized, with some inspired by real events and others invented. The team describes making the scripts, animation, voiceovers, editing and sound itself.
The dinosaur fits a recognizable thread in the channel's titles: an apparently unpromising object becomes indispensable. An "ugly" tree already features among its most-watched Shorts; a trampoline has also been given the rescue treatment. That trampoline story and a separate robot-rescue upload have each reached about two million views.
The subscriber gain comes despite daily viewing across Rako's library sitting below its usual pace. Among the November 9 uploads, the elevator emergency has drawn the most views so far, ahead of both the closet story and the plastic dinosaur.
Published on Trari
Where next?
The videos drawing views on Rako right now
- Channel
- Rako
- Subscribers
- 1,320,000 ▲ 150,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 85,823,213
- Channel views, pace per day
- 11,314,710 (on a normal day: 13,242,134)
The numbers
Rako's weekly subscriber gain sits alongside a daily viewing pace below its usual level. Here is the channel's growth and how the recent uploads compare.
💡 Test your knowledge
What breaks in Rako's November 9 elevator story title?
The title describes an elevator cable snapping with someone inside.





