Short Box 'Overtime' video hits 3 million views in just one day
The latest sketch 'Overtime' from YouTube channel Short Box has exploded in popularity, surpassing 3.3 million views within 24 hours of release.
The video 'Overtime,' uploaded to the YouTube channel Short Box, has surpassed 3 million views just one day after its release.

According to video information confirmed on September 20, 2026, the 'Overtime' video released on September 18 recorded 3,338,500 views within a single day of release. After breaking the 1 million view mark in just 0.3 days, the video continued to attract rapid viewer interest, surging past 3 million views on September 19. Based on calculations from the records specified in the video description, views jumped from 74,842 just one day ago to approximately 3.26 million, demonstrating a pace of over 3.33 million views per day.
'Overtime' episode captures the daily life of office workers
The video depicts overtime situations occurring in the workplace and the conversations that unfold during them. The character Jinse is requested by a supervisor to finalize a new product launch proposal just as he is about to leave work. The supervisor instructs him to develop the task further and suggests using Adobe Firefly to quickly handle the image draft work.
Subsequently, Jinse remains Alone in the office to continue his work, showing the process of ordering delivery food and generating images using AI models. In the latter half of the video, the supervisor, who was thought to have left, returns to the office to offer advice to Jinse, saying, "You should think about concentrating during work hours to finish; working overtime is not a sign of competence." The video concludes with Jinse sharing his daily life while talking on the phone with his family after work.
Short Box channel's consistent success
The success of this 'Overtime' video once again proves the high topicality of the content produced by Short Box. According to information released by the channel, other videos such as 'Board Game' and 'Karaoke Trouble Alert' are also setting steady records, with recent views surpassing 5 million.