Rebecca Zamolo makes her Halloween party a Clue-style mystery
Her best friend Yos joins the suspect list as the channel adds roughly 100,000 subscribers in a day.
Why this story? The channel is adding 100,040 subscribers a day, 49 times a normal day (2,060).
Who can Rebecca Zamolo trust at her own party? Her new Halloween adventure puts even best friend Yos on the suspect list, with a deadline to work out who did it.
The upload arrives alongside an unusually large subscriber jump: roughly 100,000 in a day, bringing the channel to 23.5 million subscribers. That is far beyond its usual daily increase, although daily views are running below their usual pace. The subscriber surge does not, by itself, tell us which video brought people in.
Posted Saturday, "My Halloween Party Was RUINED..." is a staged comedy mystery, not a report of an actual party disaster. Zamolo's description sets up a giant, real-life game of Clue in which people she thought she could trust become suspects.
It follows the missing-dumpling mystery we covered earlier, but changes the setting and Rebecca's predicament. In that adventure, her daughter Zadie helped investigate the vanished squishy. The Halloween video's description poses a different challenge: can Rebecca solve this one without Zadie's help?
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Where next?
- Channel
- Rebecca Zamolo
- Subscribers
- 23,500,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 32,730,816
- Channel views, pace per day
- 4,058,457 (on a normal day: 4,927,094)
The numbers
The subscriber jump stands out sharply from Rebecca Zamolo's usual daily gains, while views are moving at a quieter pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which animation studio made The Incredibles, whose world inspired one of Rebecca's giant games?
Pixar made The Incredibles, which was released in 2004.



