LEGO · Rebrickulous

Rebrickulous

  1. Crazy LEGO Rube Goldberg Machine

    18M views

  2. INSANE 24-Hour LEGO Game Night Challenge

    15M views

  3. LEGO Mini Golf Round 2: Every Win = Increased Difficulty

    10M views

  4. LEGO Life Hacks: Genius Builds or Complete Busts?

    8.3M views

  5. LEGO EPIC Corn Maze Challenge

    6.4M views

  6. 100,000 LEGO Bricks in Car Prank

    6.2M views

View counts as shown on LEGO’s YouTube channel, 21 Sep 2026.

The series we produced was a 2019 Webby Awards Nominee — Video, Series (Branded). The Webby Awards. Entrant of record: The LEGO Group.

The Series

Rebrickulous was a live-action series we produced for LEGO: real builds, real stunts, real hosts, released on LEGO’s own YouTube channel week after week for two and a half years, from the second quarter of 2017 to the end of 2019. YouTube helped us create it; we worked in tandem with them. Guests across the run included Marshmello, Chad Wild Clay, DevinSuperTramp, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Fulham FC, Hevesh5, Team Edge, King of Random, Andrew Huang, Braille Skateboarding, How Ridiculous, MOREJSTU and the Dangie Bros.

The Numbers

The top 100 episodes alone have passed 285 million views on LEGO’s channel, and that is a floor, not a total: the playlist sorts by views, the hundredth episode sits at a million, and every episode below it only adds to the count. The biggest, Crazy LEGO Rube Goldberg Machine, is at 18 million. More than ninety episodes have passed a million views each. It was not one lucky hit; it was a series that kept performing for two and a half years.

The Webby

The series we produced was a 2019 Webby Awards Nominee for Video, Series (Branded). The entrant of record is The LEGO Group, and a Webby Nominee is one of roughly five finalists chosen from around 13,000 entries. It lost that category to Wistia’s One, Ten, One Hundred, a series about what production value buys, which is the same argument this site makes.

  1. 285M+

    Views across the top 100 episodes

    LEGO’s YouTube channel, 21 Sep 2026; a 2024 reboot made by others is excluded

  2. 18M

    Views on the biggest episode

    Crazy LEGO Rube Goldberg Machine, LEGO’s YouTube channel

  3. 140+

    Episodes over 2.5 years

    Q2 2017 to Q4 2019, LEGO’s Rebrickulous playlist

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