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The Slow Mo Guys' camera-shutter video keeps the channel ticking

No new uploads, and a sixteen-day-old look at shutters leads, with a spring mirror video not far behind on daily pace.

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The Slow Mo GuysStory of September 27, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

Camera Shutters are Extremely Fast - The Slow Mo Guys

Among the science and experiment channels, The Slow Mo Guys sit third of nine by subscribers, behind Vsauce and Veritasium and a small step above SmarterEveryDay. Nothing new went up over the week, so the older videos did the work.

The busiest is "Camera Shutters are Extremely Fast - The Slow Mo Guys," sixteen days old and past three million views. It is still gathering views faster than anything else on the channel. The surprise sits right behind it. "Does a Mirror Bend Before it Breaks? Yes. - The Slow Mo Guys" is roughly four months old, yet it moves at a pace not far off the shutter video's. The title answers its own question, and people still want to watch the glass bend.

Further back, "6ft Man in 6ft Giant Rolling Balloon - The Slow Mo Guys" from the summer draws a gentler, steadier crowd. The subscriber count held at 15 million, level from one day to the next.

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