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Happy Wheels is on STEAM?

jacksepticeye

2.4M views101k/hr1k comments read34:17

A man wearing a grey shirt is in his room. He sits in front of a computer, finds the game Happy Wheels on Steam, and plays it. He clicks through multiple user-submitted levels. He selects characters like Pogo Stick Man, Segway Guy, and Wheelchair Guy and dies repeatedly in graphic ways.

Everyone is collectively turning into dust while shouting speed is key at their screens.

childhood nostalgiagetting olderclassic outro

The mood

51% positive48% neutral2% negative

❤ 59😂 49😭 41🥹 13🥲 8

Estimated automated1%
  • 15 identical text from several accounts
  • 11 accounts with no uploads
  • 10 auto-generated account names

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When people showed up

1k comments, busiest 21 hours after upload

Underrated here

“0:22 Love how he reacts with shock to the Happy Wheels Steam page... which he got to via the game already being in his library XD”
@DeuteriumtheSentientMattress0 likes9 hours agoSee it on YouTube

He acts surprised by the Steam page for a game that is already sitting inside his own digital library.

Also overlooked

“Named my rabbit Segway Steve when I was 9 😂❤”
@Cde32eg50 likes8 hours agoSee it on YouTube
“Watch how in 30 years from now Jack will play this game again from a nursing home and we'll all be in other nursing homes watching.”
@rufus35490 likes9 hours agoSee it on YouTube

Most liked

“A JackSepticEye Happy Wheels Playthrough? In 2026? I think the world is healing.”
@Jlipper23k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube
“1:45 It's so great to hear that fabulous "HAAAAPPY WHEEEEEL!" again”
@LanternSawWind9.2k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube
“historical equivalent to odysseus twanging his bow”
@icky.raw.tomatoes6.7k likes18 hours agoSee it on YouTube

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