On today's chart 677K views since yesterday

videogamedunkey takes Call of Duty on a snack-physics detour

Chip bags, fire extinguishers and a weapon named Gunny distract Dunkey from the shooting in his latest multiplayer comedy.

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videogamedunkey Story of October 28, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 677,024 views.

Call of Duty 24 : Modern Warfare 4

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0:07Dunkey inspects convenience-store snacks before an opponent interrupts.
1:09A weapon card introduces Gunny, whom Dunkey starts treating as a talking companion.
1:46Pistol shots turn snack bags into a chip-physics experiment.
2:40Fire extinguishers become targets as Dunkey tests their smoke effects around the maps.
6:24A fabricated Windows Central review card joins the sequel-title joke.
8:51Post-game voice chat prompts Dunkey to bring up the Code of Conduct screen.

An enemy can wait. videogamedunkey has found snack bags in a convenience store, and he needs to know what happens when he shoots them.

That small investigation captures the appeal of "Call of Duty 24 : Modern Warfare 4," which has drawn roughly 677,000 views since yesterday. This is comedic multiplayer gameplay, not a straightforward review: Dunkey gives Modern Warfare III a joking sequel title and repeatedly lets background details become the main attraction.

He inspects store packaging before getting shot, tests the chips' response to pistol fire and discovers that fire extinguishers release smoke when hit. Posters for Overwatch and StarCraft inside an Internet cafe receive their own less-than-friendly inspection. The battlefield is also a place to go shopping, examine the decor and find something else to shoot.

Then there's Gunny. An on-screen weapon card gives Dunkey a companion to address: "The gun talks to you in this game. His name is Gunny." Before long, he's asking Gunny to put his music on. A fabricated Windows Central review card supplies another layer of mock authority.

Viewers are extending those little distractions in the comments, imagining the fire-extinguisher physics developer's moment of recognition and joking that most of Dunkey's playtime must go toward reloading.

The multiplayer lobby supplies material without much help. When loud, profane voice chat erupts after a match, Dunkey brings up the Code of Conduct screen and offers a remarkably mild reminder: "You signed a code of conduct."

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