Ramo Akh's 'Game Day Back Then Vs Now' trades soccer for the NFL
Posted the day before an NFL Sunday, the short started slowly, and now its comment section is busy with NFL RedZone and the twist that it doubles as an ad.
Why this story? The video is running at 194,094 views a day, 14 times its usual pace (13,432).
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A slow start, then a surge. "Game Day Back Then Vs Now" went up on Saturday, October 3, and finished its first day with under 25,000 views, a modest opening for a channel past two million subscribers. By its third day it was drawing close to 200,000 views a day.
The subject is a detour for Ramo Akh. His recent uploads belong to the other football: Messi, a Ronaldo dribbling clip, Man City supporters and a run of shorts about retirement, led by "Why Football Legends Retired." This one keeps his familiar "Back Then Vs Now" frame, the same one he recently pointed at Mr Bean, and turns it on an American Sunday afternoon of football.
The short is also a paid spot, and much of the comment section is about that. Some viewers write that they never saw it coming. Others joke that it is rougher around the edges than the polished ads they usually see, and a few are simply pleased it does not look made by AI.
The rest of the talk is about game day itself. One viewer suggests just waiting for the broadcast to come back and spending a few minutes away from the screen. Another points out that NFL RedZone, the channel that cuts between games whenever a team gets close to scoring, exists for exactly this problem.
The climb came on a day when Ramo Akh's channel as a whole was quieter than usual, which leaves this American football short, not the soccer ones around it, doing the heavy lifting.
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What viewers say
We got nfl red zone for a reason
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Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- Ramo Akh
- Subscribers
- 2,040,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 32,971,816
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,543,043 (on a normal day: 5,199,096)
- Video published
- October 3, 2026
- Video views so far
- 224,681 (3 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 194,094 (on a normal day: 13,432)
The numbers
Three days in, the short is gathering views many times faster than it did at the start, even as the channel overall has a calmer day.
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