A knife, a football god and the Niners: Vaseline Noodles on sports fans

The one new sketch asks what a fan would sacrifice for a win, and as usual every part is played by Nick Wong himself.

Channel: Vaseline NoodlesStory of October 3, 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.

How far some sports fans would go

Nick Wong posted one sketch this week, "How far some sports fans would go," and it is a dark little bargain. The description puts the question to viewers directly: what would you give up to see your team win big? The tags point at the 49ers and Brock Purdy, and the sketch follows a devoted fan through a deal with a football god that escalates quickly.

The comments are mostly about the turns. Plenty of viewers were sure the fan would go after the football god himself, which seemed to them the obvious way out. Others cannot get over a calm music critique delivered right after the knife scene, and a stray "Bang Bang Niner Gang" chant has become a small running joke. One reminder keeps surfacing: every character on screen is the same man. The most popular question is simply which team Wong roots for, and it has drawn a long thread of replies.

The new sketch is already pulling the most daily views on the channel, but only just. Two summer board game pieces are close behind: "The Most Dramatic Game of Tapple," the scripted one, now past five and a half million views, and "When it's impossible to be on the same Wavelength," nearing five million.

The channel added about 10,000 subscribers and ran at roughly its usual pace. Among comedy sketch channels of its size it sits mid-pack, while Sophia & Noelle are having a very big week and Colby Martel and Gabi Jones are running well above their normal speed.

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The videos drawing views on Vaseline Noodles right now

The Most Dramatic Game of Tapple5,707,038 views When it's impossible to be on the same Wavelength4,934,362 views

The numbers

Here is how Vaseline Noodles' week looks in numbers.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels

Sophia & Noelle

115,305,927

Carisa Hendrix & Lucy Dar…

30,389,675

Colby Martel

27,369,418

Gabi Jones

17,758,991

Vaseline Noodles

13,670,944

EllaGLife

3,853,124

Brock Baker

2,127,367

Johnny Carey

62,641

subscribers

1,420,000

▲ 10,000 in the last 7 days

total views

1,049,820,913

views per day

2,063,768

typical day: 2,152,049

this week's videos (first-day views)

How far some sports fans would go

67,395

compared with similar channels (subscribers)

Gabi Jones

1,460,000

Sophia & Noelle

1,440,000

Vaseline Noodles

1,420,000

Colby Martel

1,420,000

Carisa Hendrix & Lucy Dar…

1,420,000

EllaGLife

1,400,000

Brock Baker

1,390,000

im_kankan

1,320,000

Johnny Carey

1,300,000

As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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