Why this story? The whole channel is running at 5,359,886 views a day, 10 times a normal day (527,001).
Which draws more viewers: playing Roblox together or watching Ninjagaming try not to cringe? Among the channel's recent uploads, the cringe challenge has the larger audience.
Saturday's stream, whose title promises Robux if the host cringes, has reached about 1.5 million views. It changes the stakes from the earlier laugh-and-the-stream-ends premise: this time, the title offers viewers a reward rather than an early finish.
The channel added roughly 5.4 million views in a day, about ten times its usual daily pace. That is a channel-wide jump, not a total belonging to the challenge alone.
Sunday brought another reaction stream centered on funny Shorts, alongside Roblox sessions with viewers. The funny-Shorts upload has a larger audience than either of those play-along uploads. Ninjagaming also makes a distinction in its channel description: the videos shown in its reaction streams belong to their original creators.