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Triple Charm tries keeping a straight face at Crocodile Dentist

Their live game night moves from snapping teeth to word games and whipped cream, drawing roughly 2.7 million views within its first few hours.

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Triple Charm Story of November 7, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 2,675,089 views.

Triple Charm is live! GAME NIGHT! 👀🎲😱

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10:14Crocodile Dentist begins, with the trio taking turns pressing down the toy's teeth.
18:54A new rule requires everyone to keep a straight face when the crocodile snaps.
21:22Amalia introduces Tapple and invites the live chat to choose categories.
39:35Giant Tower Stack brings a rocking base and a precarious block-building challenge to the table.
55:54Gabby sets up Pie Face and brings out the whipped cream.
58:07The first Pie Face turn reaches its result.

Press a tooth, keep a straight face. Triple Charm makes that sound manageable until the toy crocodile snaps shut and Raena screams.

Amalia, Gabriella and Raena's new live stream turns a tabletop game into a test of composure, before working through a stack of other ways to put each other under pressure. Posted today, it has drawn roughly 2.7 million views in less than three hours.

The name needs a little explaining: it is morning where they are. "We decided to call it Game Night because game day sounds kind of dumb," Raena says, while viewers compare time zones in the chat. One commenter notes that the clock change has pushed their viewing time to late at night; another describes the broadcasts as part of their Saturday routine.

The audience gets a role beyond watching. When Amalia produces Tapple, viewers suggest categories for the electronic word game, sending the trio searching for beauty brands, Christmas songs, foods and TV shows. Help from the chat isn't always welcome when it benefits somebody else.

Then comes Giant Tower Stack, with blocks balanced on a rocking base, followed by Pie Face. Gabby has already held up the whipped cream and warned that eating it and wearing it are very different propositions.

Between games, the trio also shares a detail about their EP, Christmas Like It Used to Be: they started writing it in July. Their song "Mr. Snow" gets its own explanation, too, as a snowman song that is really about a man.

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