Fourteen LEGO puzzles put TD BRICKS' builds at risk
A hidden room, a chicken-powered escape hatch and a tilting maze fill Tyler's only new upload.
No. 70 on the daily chartNo. 2 on the DIY & art chart
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.
IMPOSSIBLE LEGO PUZZLES...
Video summary
Press to jump
- 0:10Tyler introduces fourteen puzzle briefcases and the LEGO builds he must destroy if he fails.
- 0:23A hidden button in an oversized red brick reveals a furnished room.
- 2:13Sliding a jail-cell bed and using a chicken piece unlocks a secret escape hatch.
- 2:44A spinning X-shaped track pushes four miniature basketballs toward its outer corners.
- 6:58The final tilt maze adds rotating propellers, with the LEGO diamond play button at stake.
Tyler has a use for a tiny LEGO chicken that has nothing to do with building a farm. In "IMPOSSIBLE LEGO PUZZLES...", he pushes it through a jail-cell wall to trigger a secret escape hatch, after sliding the bed out of the way. It's a small, ingenious solution in a challenge where failure comes with a demolition bill.
Fourteen metal briefcases hold the puzzles, with completed LEGO builds lined up as potential casualties. An oversized red brick conceals a furnished room; a spinning track sends miniature basketballs toward its corners. Other mechanisms prove less cooperative. The free-spinning gears are enough to make Tyler give up, putting a LEGO Minion in the firing line.
The upload has drawn nearly four million views and is the busiest of the channel's videos right now. Viewers are picking out familiar references, including a puzzle one commenter recognizes as Rush Hour, while others propose future builds ranging from a periodic table to a solar system.
That makes a different week from the previous upload break. TD BRICKS added roughly 34 million views, with daily viewing now more than double its usual level, although subscribers stayed steady. Among nearby art-and-craft channels, SIMJI and Mr. Spray also had substantial weeks; Moriah Elizabeth had a quieter one.
The fresh challenge hasn't cleared the older builds off the workbench. "SATISFYING LEGO BUILDS..." remains the next-busiest upload, followed by "POOR vs RICH in LEGO...". But this week's new attraction is Tyler trying to preserve what he's already built, rather than simply adding another creation to the shelf.
Published on Trari
Where next?
What viewers say
5:18 A Lego version of a puzzle game I enjoy. The puzzle game is called Rush Hour.
@thomaseichler920See it on YouTube5:15 "Pass my Lego trials young ninja"
"Yes Sensei Tyler"@Jonk2014See it on YouTubeTry my idea of a Lego periodic table with Lego versions of the elements😅
@RileyLazar-xn5rsSee it on YouTube
3 more comments
5:48 holy Super Mario Bros. Movie reference
@ninjaT10-gamerSee it on YouTube5:09 bro used my ringtone😔✌️
@martineamazan4915See it on YouTubeLove your builds! 😊
@ilikeanimSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on TD BRICKS right now
- Channel
- TD BRICKS
- Subscribers
- 10,900,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 33,535,392
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 3,893,601
- Views on its first day
- 783,509
The numbers
Here is TD BRICKS' week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
What does Tyler use to trigger the jail cell's secret escape hatch?
Tyler pushes a plastic chicken piece through a wall slot to activate the escape hatch.




