David Ginn takes the guest-VJ slot on Vic Berger
The ninth VBZ Mixtape is the channel's only new upload, with a source list promised in the description.
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.
Hardcore Neutronic Mutilation [VBZ Mixtape Vol. 9]
Vic Berger's viewing week sits between the smaller outings at Felicia Day and Katherine Blanford and the much busier stretches at Tod Hollow and Kick it Forward. Subscribers held steady, but daily viewing is now more than double the channel's usual pace.
The new arrival is "Hardcore Neutronic Mutilation [VBZ Mixtape Vol. 9]," a video mixtape credited to special guest VJ David Ginn. It drew about 11,000 views in its first day and accounts for most of the channel's current daily viewing. The description is unusually spare: Ginn gets the credit, and a source list is still to come.
Viewers supply a few points of interest without replacing that missing playlist. One mentions the opening THX sting; another recalls school days in the 1990s. There are also calls for the mix to turn up in GTA 6. It's a comment section interested in both the sounds and the scraps of memory they bring back.
The guest-VJ thread continues through the older videos drawing attention. "SUUUUURE DUUUUUDE 2.0" comes from Australian director, editor and DJ Harrison Engstrom, whose description frames the mix around internet creativity and opposition to AI. "3-2-1 Contact! [VBZ Mixtape Vol. 8]" credits Brendan Shields, co-creator of Smash TV. Its extensive source list offers a particularly odd little television time capsule: Suzanne Ciani's electronic music, Japanese Twin Peaks coffee ads, a Crossfire commercial and a Weather Channel forecast from 1993.
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What viewers say
That THX sting at the beginning is still the future.
@yogbarog100See it on YouTubeI learn stuff watching these
@Ross90AUSee it on YouTubeThis better be in GTA6
@NinjachucksSee it on YouTube
3 more comments
Nothing can doom this groove
@WaylandYTSee it on YouTubeThanks for reviving pop art for us now that we have Adobe
@mikumanomoude-e1wSee it on YouTubeSo many bangers. Thank you, Vic.
@Amandroid2025See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Vic Berger right now
- Channel
- Vic Berger
- Subscribers
- 212,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 88,740
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 11,290
- Views on its first day
- 10,820
The numbers
Here is Vic Berger's week in views and subscribers.
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Who is credited as the guest VJ for "Hardcore Neutronic Mutilation"?
The new mixtape's description credits special guest VJ David Ginn.



