This week on the channel +6M views this week

The Saw Lady brings musical steel to Rob Scallon's week

Natalia Paruz joins his newest upload, alongside a double-sided guitar outing with @jburdsbeats on drums.

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Rob Scallon Story of October 17, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

This Instrument Can Cut You In Half!

The saw has company. Rob Scallon posted two new uploads, pairing an encounter with Natalia "The Saw Lady" Paruz with "Double Sided Guitar is Amazing!" His instrument shelf is not getting any more conventional.

"This Instrument Can Cut You In Half!" drew roughly 360,000 views in its first thirteen hours, making it the week's most-watched new release. The title sells the danger; the comments keep returning to the music. Viewers single out Paruz's scale at the end, compare the sound to a theremin and recall hearing musical saws in folk performances and theater. One listener remembers following what sounded like wordless singing at a San Antonio festival, only to discover a saw player around the corner.

The double-sided guitar upload supplies the week's other experiment, with @jburdsbeats credited on drums. Meanwhile, the earlier silence explorations remain active: "The Quietest Room On Earth" is the channel's second-busiest upload right now, and the anechoic-chamber visit "This room is SILENT!" continues drawing views too. From a singing blade to a space designed to suppress reflections, sound itself remains the attraction.

Across the channel, the week brought nearly six million views while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is below its usual level, despite the saw video's brisk arrival. Scallon's catalog has room for both elaborate guitar ideas and a guest who makes a workshop tool sing.

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What viewers say

Her doing that scale at the end was captivating
@oscarguzman3017See it on YouTube
The acoustic theremin
@Someguywithglasses229See it on YouTube
At the Texas folk life festival in San Antonio, i remember hearing what i thought was someone singing "Somwhere over the rainbow" but with no words.
Then we turn the corner and its a guy playing a saw like this. It was amazing!!
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The little saw sounded like some of the character voices in Don't Starve Together 😂
@Parks_etcSee it on YouTube
We would mess around with the big saws and "make them sing " but to get that level of accuracy on the scales at the end is truly masterful.
@salt-emojiSee it on YouTube
Ok now play tom saw-yer
@gabesmith47See it on YouTube
The holographic bow is so cool!!😮😮😮
@nicoleamy1126See it on YouTube
Casually playing the major scale at the end 😂
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