EYstreem needs photographic proof for Minecraft's monster skeptics
Ethan refuses to believe the evidence, sending EYstreem after five custom creatures, from Long Legged Steve to Lunar Moon.
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.
I Collected Every Scary FOOTPRINT in Minecraft
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- 0:00Ethan's disbelief sends EYstreem on a mission to photograph five custom Minecraft monsters.
- 0:17Dark Oak forest footprints lead to Long Legged Steve, with beef used as bait.
- 4:38Square footprints in a desert village point toward House Head.
- 7:19Giant handprints begin an underwater search involving a nautilus and an armor-stand decoy.
- 10:16Tracks in the Badlands lead EYstreem underground and inside Train Eater.
- 17:17EYstreem assembles a camera array for the gigantic Lunar Moon; the final stretch reveals whether his evidence works.
What would convince Ethan that EYstreem's monsters are real? Apparently, a photograph isn't enough. In "I Collected Every Scary FOOTPRINT in Minecraft," the evidence keeps arriving, and Ethan keeps finding reasons to dismiss it, even throwing one hard-earned picture into lava.
This is a custom Minecraft comedy adventure, with giant footprints providing the trail through forests, villages and ocean depths. EYstreem tries beef as bait for Long Legged Steve and an armor-stand decoy for the Sea Hand Monster. His sister Esther joins the action, while the enormous Lunar Moon calls for something beyond an ordinary snapshot: an array of 25 cameras. Viewers are playing spot-the-detail themselves, pointing each other toward background trees, a villager and something they identify as a Weeping Angel.
The footprint hunt is the most-watched of two new uploads, with roughly 873,000 views. "What's Inside Bloodbath in Minecraft?" takes the week's other monster adventure inside a creature's body, with the description teasing a trip to its stomach. That newer upload had the stronger first day and is now adding views faster. Behind both, "Breaking 100 Laws with Realistic Physics in Minecraft" remains an active draw more than a month after publication.
Across the channel, the week brought about 12 million views, while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently well below EYstreem's usual pace. Nearby Minecraft channels have had varied weeks: camman18 collected the largest weekly view gain in this group, while Maizen added subscribers. For EYstreem, the distinctive business is gathering monster evidence, then trying to get Ethan to accept it.
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The videos drawing views on EYstreem right now
- Channel
- EYstreem
- Subscribers
- 13,900,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 12,046,788
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 872,588
- Views on its first day
- 380,856
The numbers
Here is how EYstreem's uploads and audience moved over the week.
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What does EYstreem use as bait for Long Legged Steve?
EYstreem sets out beef to help capture a clear photograph of Long Legged Steve.




