I Have THIS MANY LEGO PIECES! (I Counted)

Almost ******* Pieces... Watch the video to find out!
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[@shrek6273]

Oh my gosh, your so underrated! I am going to LegoLand in a few days so I’ve been watching lego videos and you’re my favorite one! I also build Legos. But I usually don’t make my own structure. Keep up the *great* work and have an amazing day!

[@Repp35]

you're* 🫡

[@nuglar8239]

Damn, just found your channel and it's really interesting, so much work and creativity, I love it

[@vDC2me]

I have often wondered "how many legos average per pound?" - you can answer that question!!! if you weighed all your drawers as they are full of lego, then subtract the weight of one drawer (times the multiple of drawers). this would be so awesome to know.

[@RJMBricks]

That would be interesting for sure. Unfortunately I don't really have time for a project like that while also uploading other videos. Sorry about that...

[@YHDiamond]

There are around 250-350 pieces per pound from what I've seen

[@armouredtoadstudios]

On average it's slightly more than 300

[@legojo3]

Great video and that took you a long time To do but it's probably going to take me months to organize because I have so much lego So I'm dreading doing that😐

[@JeremyWilliamson]

you should bring the ducked music up a little more, then duck it again when you start talking again. ;) Keep the higher energy.

[@TobinHasYouTube]

The dedication 😳

[@joshhd9906]

YOOOO ALMOST 40K 😳

[@RJMBricks]

I know!! Pretty crazy

[@WIOSKOWERAJDYODES]

Lego is pieces❤

[@bricksjtlego8539]

bro isane!!! btw you uploaded this on my birthday!!

[@RJMBricks]

Thanks you!! It was my birthday present to you ;)

[@thenormalone26]

Where from you got this much? Nor just birthdays I think

[@miguelpaivabezerra34]

I have always liked lego but i didn't have The money to buy this much lego

[@brikfanz]

39,566 is a lot But I have 1,000,000+ ;)

[@PANZERPRODUCTIONS]

HOW???

[@16dvnk7]

What did you mean school

[@brikfanz]

What

[@ath8540]

چه حوصله ای داریا!!

[@ArabKatib]

Nice.. But your video has ONE flaw.. You didn't, at least, put the final number written in digits on the screan near the end.. Others might put several numbers throught their videos while counting or through the edits.. While people see how the numbers grow.. Not only it dramatize the count, but it is a gurantee entertainment and ease of understanding.. People should learn something about numbers, wither in visual media or the market place.. numbers are ALWAYES better written or displayed than mentioned or voiced.. And honestly.. I still don't know how many LEGO pieces you do have unless I rewatch and listen to the final segment of your video.. and probably sevral times.. in order to construct a visual image of the number.. I advice people to put subtitles when it comes to watching similar videos..

[@ArabKatib]

To spare the people the trouble of rewatching the end: The number is. 39,566 LEGO pieces..

[@obvlogan]

1 7 1 12 78 12 91 2 10 9 11 2 4 5 6 73 3 7 2 there, did that mess up your counting 🤣