Moving Everest to Alaska is Zack D. Films' latest thought experiment
The animated hypothetical involves steel mesh, magnetic tracks and a Pacific crossing powered by nuclear reactors.
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.
Could You Move Mount Everest To America? 🤯
Zack D. Films starts with a trench around Mount Everest and ends with a mountain anchored near Alaska. In between comes a steel-wrapped slab of Earth's crust, a magnetic platform and a journey across Asia that would take thousands of years. This is an animated hypothetical, not an actual engineering project, and its commitment to the premise is the joke as much as the attraction.
"Could You Move Mount Everest To America? 🤯" is the clips channel's most-watched new upload of the week, reaching roughly 14 million views. Viewers compare the proposition to a Phineas and Ferb project, an exceptionally demanding Sunday chore and ordering an entire mountain for delivery. Several want an engineer's reaction.
Across fifteen uploads, the collection stayed true to its description: things its curator finds interesting. Baby koalas' unusual diet supplied another heavily watched entry, while Plato's alarm clock and worsening posture brought the scale back down from mountain-moving machinery to everyday questions. Everest currently has the most viewing momentum, followed by "Why ChatGPT Contradicted Itself 🤔" and "Why Other People's Opinions Don't Matter 😌".
The channel gained about 200,000 subscribers over the week, and its current daily viewing is well above its usual level. Among the nearby curiosity channels, Sean Andrew and Vin are also seeing busier-than-usual daily viewing, while oompaville is slightly below its customary pace. Zack D. Films has the largest weekly views gain in that group, with an imaginary mountain relocation giving this week's enormous output its most memorable destination.
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What viewers say
Bro really woke up and decided to check if we can ship a whole mountain via Amazon Prime.
@MekiisfoundSee it on YouTubeThe type of stuff dad's want you to help them with on a SUNDAY 💔🥀
@arankotplaysSee it on YouTube"Hey Ferb I know what we're doing today" -Phineas
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We need the Nuclear Engineer to react to this ASAP
@ASerokaiSee it on YouTubeYes? Mount America!
@pham.1See it on YouTubeMinion, tonight we steal the Everest
@RzExrrorSee it on YouTubeHe’s 3am thoughts are still there😂
@peksusaSee it on YouTube‘Carve a massive trench around Mount Everest’ umm no thank you.
@ThunderStormzYTSee it on YouTube“Ferb I know what we’re gonna do today”
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- Channel
- Zack D. Films
- Subscribers
- 29,300,000 ▲ 200,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,155,249,715
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 20, 2026
- Video views so far
- 14,179,349
- Views on its first day
- 8,990,763
The numbers
Here is how Zack D. Films' uploads and audience moved over the week.
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Where does the animated Everest journey end?
The narration ends with the mountain's supporting slab anchored near Alaska.


