Short Box 'Overtime' video hits 1 million views in 0.3 days

Content from the YouTube channel Short Box is drawing massive attention, recording rapid viewership immediately upon release. The video 'Overtime,' released on September 18, 2026, surpassed 1 million views approximately 0.3 days after its debut. As of September 19, 2026, the video has recorded 1,342,300 views.

'Overtime' episode depicts realistic office life

The video captures common overtime scenarios and the conversations that unfold in the workplace. The character Jinse is requested by a manager to handle additional tasks regarding a new product launch plan while finishing his current work. To improve efficiency, the manager suggests using Adobe Firefly to quickly produce draft images, even mentioning weekend rest during the conversation. The manager requests the materials by tomorrow morning, saying, "Don't put too much effort into it; if you use Adobe Firefly for the draft images, it will be done in no time truly."

Subsequently, Jinse is shown ordering delivery food in the empty office and processing work using AI image generation tools. Jinse uses AI models to generate images, such as creating a warm atmosphere for a background or replacing a campfire with a luxurious house. The video portrays the daily life of an office worker through scenes such as a manager, who was thought to have left for the day, returning to the office to offer advice as a senior colleague, saying, "It's not bragging to work overtime; if you judge work capability by it, you lack ability." The video also shows Jinse informing his family via phone that he is still working, noting, "The manager bought me sushi earlier, so we ate together."

Short Box continues to break viewership records

The success of 'Overtime' once again confirms the massive influence of Short Box. The channel has been consistently recording high viewership, with recent videos like 'Karaoke Trouble Alert' and 'It's 0 Minutes, Why Aren't You Leaving?' each surpassing 5,000,000 views.

O.WHEN's music release 'Because It's My First Time' was used in the video, and a message of thanks to O.WHEN and the related staff was included in the video description.