Vaseline Noodles gives Uno a big red danger button
Nick Wong's card-shooter sketch has passed seven million views during a week without new uploads.
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.
The Most Dramatic Game of Uno No Mercy Attack
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Nick Wong plays both sides of a very uneven game night: one player relishes explaining the rules, while the other would clearly prefer a less threatening button.
In "The Most Dramatic Game of Uno No Mercy Attack", the familiar card shooter gets the horror-sketch treatment. Wong's maroon-shirted character introduces a covered red button called the Executioner, then explains a nerve-testing routine of holding it down to charge the machine. His green-shirted opponent barely dares to touch it. The joke is as much in the wildly different confidence levels as in the hardware.
Vaseline Noodles posted nothing new this week, but that October sketch is keeping the archive busy. It has passed seven million views and is drawing far more daily views than either "The Most Intense Game of 9 Lives" or "A Ridiculous Game of YOINK'D/ Word Scatter", the other uploads carrying the most momentum. The latter also adds something personal to Wong's game-night repertoire: he describes Word Scatter as his original game, which became Yoink'D.
Across the channel, daily views are running comfortably above their usual level, and another 10,000 subscribers joined over the week. Among nearby-sized sketch channels, Sophia & Noelle had a particularly large viewing week, while EllaGLife had a quieter daily audience than usual.
Uno has a substantial history here, too. "The Most Intense Game of Uno" is Vaseline Noodles' most-watched Short, while "Board Games as Horror Movies Compilation" tops its regular-video catalog. A menacing explanation of an ordinary tabletop pastime is very much Wong's home territory.
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The videos drawing views on Vaseline Noodles right now
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- 1,460,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 8,519,996
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What was the earlier name of Wong's original game Yoink'D?
Wong describes Word Scatter as his original game, which became Yoink'D.




