How Ridiculous sends a flying ring across a waterfall canyon
"Canyon Gap Aerobie Throw" has passed nine million views, with a yellow tracking circle giving some viewers the wrong idea.
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Canyon Gap Aerobie Throw
The red ring is small enough to lose against the canyon. A drone follows its flight over the waterfall, while a yellow circle helps viewers keep track, or, for some, briefly becomes the object they think is being thrown.
That little visual mix-up is part of the conversation around "Canyon Gap Aerobie Throw," the standout of How Ridiculous's two new uploads. The Aerobie glides across the gorge toward the opposite plateau, lands beyond the gap and sends the crew running and cheering. The on-screen caption asks whether it is a world record; the clip doesn't establish one. Crossing that landscape is spectacle enough.
Viewers have brought their own Aerobie histories: rings lost in trees, long throws across playing fields, and one birthday present that disappeared on its very first outing. The canyon gives an ordinary park toy a rather bigger place to get lost.
The upload has reached roughly nine million views and remains the channel's busiest video by daily viewing. "First Floatie Over The Waterfall Wins" supplies the week's other water-based contest, while the older "GOODBYE BALL 😂☄️" continues picking up views at almost the floatie video's current pace.
Across the channel, daily views are more than triple the usual level, though subscribers stayed unchanged over the week. Nearby in the stunt-and-challenge neighborhood, Stay Wild had a particularly large viewing week; Brianna's daily viewing is running below its usual pace. For How Ridiculous, the fresh attention centers on a red ring making a very long journey.
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What viewers say
I got an aerobie for my 12th birthday, took it to the park with my friend and managed a pretty good throw, a perfectly timed gust of wind came and made the thing rise in altitude like a ufo, it sailed high over my friend's head, over a bunch of trees and out of sight, never to be seen again. I threw it exactly once.
@datashatSee it on YouTubeHere I was thinking the yellow thing was the frisbie
@omfgishBennehSee it on YouTubeMy friend had that thing when we were kids and we threw and catched it from the football field (or soccer) end to another.
That thing really flies far compared to normal frisbee.@Yoda-DeeSee it on YouTube
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Okay, the beginning of the pan shot just kept getting crazier and crazier
@kNoEzSSee it on YouTubeThat thing’s been on more roofs than Santa Claus.
@JamesZaraza-wv3gtSee it on YouTubeOur dad used to throw one into our 14 acres of forest. My brother and I would then go fetch climbing trees and felt it was such an adventure. I now realize he was a genius lol
@jefferiesdesignSee it on YouTubeWhat a beautiful waterfall !!
@dillipnayak83See it on YouTubeI had my first Aerobie when I was 15, and I,ve been hooked since
@nerveendingSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on How Ridiculous right now
- Channel
- How Ridiculous
- Subscribers
- 24,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 12,267,410
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 9,127,361
- Views on its first day
- 1,132,678
The numbers
Here is How Ridiculous's week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which object crosses the canyon in How Ridiculous's new clip?
The clip follows a red Aerobie flying ring across the canyon and waterfall.