The Comment Section Β· Saturday, September 19, 2026

What the comments said about Supermarket Simulator - Part 7

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Supermarket Simulator - Part 7

Markiplier

852k views1k comments read57:52

A man with a beard and headphones is playing Supermarket Simulator. He manages his store by ordering items, hiring workers, and rearranging his shelves. He frequently gets frustrated and yells.

Fans celebrate the surprise return of the series while watching Mark slowly lose his mind running a grocery store.

quad shelvesannual uploadstore bankruptcy

The mood

34% positive61% neutral5% negative

πŸ˜‚ 77😭 41❀ 25🀣 24πŸ˜† 10

Estimated automated0%
  • 4 auto-generated account names
  • 3 accounts with no uploads
  • 2 posted within minutes of upload

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When people showed up

1k comments, busiest 1 hours after upload

Underrated here

β€œ28:29 β€œDon’t listen to my private thoughts that I’m saying out loud” I love mark πŸ€£β€
@drummergurl990 likes21 hours agoSee it on YouTube

The timestamp and quote highlight Mark accidentally broadcasting his internal monologue out loud.

Also overlooked

β€œNot Mark narrating himself like The Stanley Parable. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚β€
@KandraR0 likes15 hours agoSee it on YouTube
β€œThe concept of Mark being worried about NPCs busting their hips doing the ADHD walk in his fictional grocery store πŸ˜­β€
@jadesoriano19480 likes14 hours agoSee it on YouTube

Most liked

β€œAll roads lead to Markiplier playing simulators again”
@magi11345k likes22 hours agoSee it on YouTube
β€œMark would rather quiver in disgust every time he plays this game than buy a few buckets of paint.”
@William_Reader3.6k likes22 hours agoSee it on YouTube
β€œdude editors cutting his camera out for the self narration bit and then the reveal was the funniest thing ive seen in a while”
@acoolguy98233k likes22 hours agoSee it on YouTube

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