Aug 20, 2026 · 48 min · 11 segments
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Round number one.
The category is YouTube.
Question one, which Dude Perfect member's nickname is Purple Hoser? Question two, which creator is famous for wild stunts, cliff jumping videos, and traveling the world with the AMP Squad, and was recently on an episode of American Ninja Warrior? Question three, launched by former NASA engineer Mark Rober and science YouTuber Science Bob, what chemical foam reaction experiment set a Guinness World Record for its massive size? Question four, known for extreme hide-and-seek games, buying entire stores, and building a full-size replica of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, who holds the record for most subscribers gained in a single year? Question five, known for his high energy, love for sports, and viral videos showcasing his massive custom backyard, who founded the popular channel Unspeakable? Question six, before becoming one of the world's biggest pop stars with hits like Baby and Sorry, which singer was famously discovered on YouTube in 2008 by manager Scooter Braun? Question seven, which Hollywood actor, famous for roles in School of Rock and Jumanji, launched a wildly popular gaming and lifestyle channel named Jablinski Games? Parent challenge, what term is used to describe when a YouTube creator plays a video game live on camera while interacting directly with fan messages in real time? Answers to round number one.
Question one, which member of Dude Perfect's nickname is Purple Hoser?
Garrett.
Garrett is the Purple Hoser, that is correct.
Tall guy, beard twin, Purple Hoser.
Dude Perfect in overtime.
[laughs] Why Purple Hoser? He does wear purple a lot.
Maybe he just-
He loves purple
... maybe he just loves purple.
Question two, which creator is famous for wild stunts- Cliff jumping videos and traveling the world with the AMP squad, and was recently on an episode of American Ninja Warrior.
I have no clue.
You must not have been watching American Ninja Warrior with us that night when we saw Ben Azelart.
Brooks was so excited.
He didn't even practice.
He was just like, "I just wanted to give it a try," and he did really well.
[laughs] Question three, launched by former NASA engineer Mark Rober and science YouTuber Science Bob, what chemical foam reaction experiment set a Guinness World Record for its massive size?
Elephant toothpaste.
Elephant toothpaste is correct.
By rapidly breaking down hydrogen peroxide with a catalyst and dish soap, Rober created mountain-sized plumes of colorful foam that exploded across his yard.
So it wasn't really toothpaste.
No.
Round number one.
The category is YouTube.
Question one, which Dude Perfect member's nickname is Purple Hoser? Question two, which creator is famous for wild stunts, cliff jumping videos, and traveling the world with the AMP Squad, and was recently on an episode of American Ninja Warrior? Question three, launched by former NASA engineer Mark Rober and science YouTuber Science Bob, what chemical foam reaction experiment set a Guinness World Record for its massive size? Question four, known for extreme hide-and-seek games, buying entire stores, and building a full-size replica of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, who holds the record for most subscribers gained in a single year? Question five, known for his high energy, love for sports, and viral videos showcasing his massive custom backyard, who founded the popular channel Unspeakable? Question six, before becoming one of the world's biggest pop stars with hits like Baby and Sorry, which singer was famously discovered on YouTube in 2008 by manager Scooter Braun? Question seven, which Hollywood actor, famous for roles in School of Rock and Jumanji, launched a wildly popular gaming and lifestyle channel named Jablinski Games? Parent challenge, what term is used to describe when a YouTube creator plays a video game live on camera while interacting directly with fan messages in real time? Answers to round number one.
Question one, which member of Dude Perfect's nickname is Purple Hoser?
Garrett.
Garrett is the Purple Hoser, that is correct.
Tall guy, beard twin, Purple Hoser.
Dude Perfect in overtime.
[laughs] Why Purple Hoser? He does wear purple a lot.
Maybe he just-
He loves purple
... maybe he just loves purple.
Question two, which creator is famous for wild stunts- Cliff jumping videos and traveling the world with the AMP squad, and was recently on an episode of American Ninja Warrior.
I have no clue.
You must not have been watching American Ninja Warrior with us that night when we saw Ben Azelart.
Brooks was so excited.
He didn't even practice.
He was just like, "I just wanted to give it a try," and he did really well.
[laughs] Question three, launched by former NASA engineer Mark Rober and science YouTuber Science Bob, what chemical foam reaction experiment set a Guinness World Record for its massive size?
Elephant toothpaste.
Elephant toothpaste is correct.
By rapidly breaking down hydrogen peroxide with a catalyst and dish soap, Rober created mountain-sized plumes of colorful foam that exploded across his yard.
So it wasn't really toothpaste.
No.
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