On today's chart 558K views since yesterday

Cam takes a saw to Stay Wild's one-color house

Ben Azelart later brings his own chair across the color boundary in a tiny-house challenge already drawing more than half a million views.

Channel:

Stay Wild Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

No. 5 on the daily chart No. 2 on the Comedy chart

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 558,060 views.

Living in Every Color For 24 Hours!

Video summary

Press to jump

0:00Hannah assigns the single-color rooms and explains the last-to-leave challenge.
1:00Soccer balls fly toward the house, prompting Vlad to build a defensive fortress.
2:20Fishing poles become tools for retrieving gift boxes from the grass outside.
6:27Cam cuts through his floor into Chris's room, dropping sawdust and squishy toys below.
15:15Ben moves his red chair into Cam's room without touching the yellow floor.
18:51A two-button challenge introduces overhead tubes and the possibility of a slime shower.

Cam Huff has a reciprocating saw, and being confined to a yellow room apparently isn't going to stop him using it. He cuts through the floor into Chris's purple room below, sending sawdust and squishy toys down on his neighbor.

Stay Wild's new "Living in Every Color For 24 Hours!" puts Ben Azelart in red, Cam in yellow, Chris in purple and Vlad in blue. Hannah referees, with $10,000 promised to the last person who stays in their assigned room. Leaving or touching another color means elimination. The upload has drawn roughly 558,000 views in a little over two hours today.

The stacked rooms turn that simple restriction into a practical problem: how do you collect gifts sitting outside on the grass? Fishing poles provide one answer. When Hannah starts launching soccer balls toward the house, Vlad takes a more defensive approach and builds himself a fortress.

Then the boundaries become something to work around. Ben maneuvers his red chair through an opening into Cam's yellow room without touching the floor, while Chris gets an opportunity to steal Cam's saw. Staying in your color is evidently not the same as leaving your neighbors alone.

The video also contains a cereal promotion, including branded prizes and a request to fill a room with cereal. Elsewhere, Hannah keeps the occupants busy with balloon popping, a ping-pong-ball race and a two-button setup that can deliver a room-matching slime shower.

Published on Trari