Since October 2015, the channel has racked up over 735,000 subscribers and 59.6 million views The videos are all simple enough. An object – anything from a book to a rubber duck to a bowling ball – ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Who knew that a Nokia 3310 phone — that seemingly indestructible model of years past, with its LCD screen and vintage snake game — ...

I’m addicted to watching people destroy stuff on YouTube. It’s hard to say exactly when it started, but it was probably around June 2011, when I stumbled across this article titled “This Machine ...

It’s rather ironic that a YouTube channel solely based on pushing things down and crushing them, has experienced a meteoric rise in the past months. We are, of course, speaking about the Hydraulic ...

YouTube’s Hydraulic Press Channel has more than 1.7 million subscribers and 218 million views, and its success is grounded in one simple yet brilliant concept – find an object, and crush it. The ...

Just as there’s more than one way to skin the proverbial cat, there’s also more than one way to enjoy some nice, satisfying hydraulic crushing. One of those ways is with a thermal camera, which gives ...

It seems like everything possible has been crushed in a hydraulic press already, but from time to time, something comes along that raises the bar for good crushing. I don't know who wakes up in the ...

Who wins in a battle between a hydraulic press and Nokia 3310? You’re about to find out thanks to the Hydraulic Press YouTube Channel. It may seem obvious the machine will destroy the phone, but those ...

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