Fifteen days old, and "changing the course of history just to get a good grade #loop" is still the video doing most of the work on Jake Rasmussen's channel. The short, tagged as part of his loop format, has passed nine and a half million views and keeps gathering them faster than anything he posted this week.
Those new posts were two. "trying to defuse a bomb from memory" went up on September 25 and had a solid first day before settling into a gentler pace. The second is a clip, "@JosiahSchneider back on the Fraudcast - CLIP", and fourteen hours in it was already moving quickly. Schneider is a regular presence here: a podcast episode from two weeks ago, the one that promises to make him "say something different AGAIN", is also still drawing a steady crowd.
Overall the channel ran a little below its usual daily views, with subscribers still arriving at a healthy clip. Among the comedy sketch channels around his size, Lando Kalriz was the one running above normal, while Schneider himself, Danny Rayes and Alicia Sicz had noticeably quieter stretches.