Larry Wheels' dumbbell hits the floor in Tyson Ridenour's latest short
A gym gag borrowed from one of strength sports' biggest names, and the comments turned it into a contest of who could joke about their warm-up weights.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 89,242 views a day, 32 times a normal first day on this channel (2,818).
POV: Someone Drops Larry Wheel's Dumbell 🤣 #dumbell #deadlift
Eight hours online, and the newest short on Tyson Ridenour's channel had already passed 46,000 views. His shorts usually close out their whole first day with a few thousand.
The premise sits right in the title: "POV: Someone Drops Larry Wheel's Dumbell 🤣". Larry Wheels is the strength athlete who has competed in powerlifting, bodybuilding and arm wrestling, and whose name alone tells a gym crowd the weight is not a light one. Viewers ran with the joke. Several pretend the dumbbell is close to their own warm-up, one imagines someone using it for lateral raises, and another argues that the trouble with an oversized dumbbell is the awkward grip as much as the load.
Ridenour's own feed has been nothing but deadlifts lately. There is "Lifting My First 1,000LB Deadlift At 21 Years Old", there is "The Fastest 1,000LB Deadlift In History?" (his question mark), and there is "Can Anatoly Lift My 480KG Deadlift?", a nod to Vladimir Shmondenko, the Ukrainian powerlifter whose gym pranks in a cleaner's disguise made him famous as Anatoly. The broom emoji in that title is the giveaway.
This short is the first in that run to put another lifter's name on the weight itself, and it went further than most of them in a single morning. Of the deadlift shorts from the days before, only the speed question has drawn more, and it had nearly a week's head start.
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What viewers say
sorry, left my yoga dumbells at the gym
@Vballgoat7878See it on YouTubeThose dumbells are dangerously close to my rotator cuff warmup. 🗣🗣
@venkatraman7396See it on YouTubeTyson u lowkey a Viltrumite frfr
@YeaaOhh-ft1msSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- Tyson Ridenour
- Subscribers
- 149,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,399,233
- Channel views, pace per day
- 446,129 (on a normal day: 373,803)
- Video published
- October 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 46,692 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 89,242
The numbers
For a channel whose shorts usually start with a few thousand views, this was a very different first morning.
💡 Test your knowledge
One viewer jokes that Tyson is a Viltrumite. Viltrumites are the alien race from which comic book series?
Viltrumites come from Invincible, the comic created by Robert Kirkman and later adapted into an animated series.


