This week on the channel +1.6M views this week

Houseplants keep Speeed company during an upload break

James Pumphrey's beginner-friendly plant guide joins affordable watches and a physical-media comparison among the channel's busiest videos.

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Speeed Story of October 18, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Plants for Boys

"Plants for Boys" starts with a practical problem: finding a houseplant that suits both your space and the amount of attention you will actually give it. Speeed's guide covers choosing, buying and keeping plants alive, a domestic assignment for James Pumphrey, familiar to many viewers from Donut's car videos.

There were no new uploads this week, but that month-old guide is drawing the most daily views among the channel's currently busiest videos. It has reached roughly 2.6 million views. The broader home-improvement interest has precedent here: "Interior Design for Boys" is already among Speeed's most-watched regular uploads.

The other active corners of the catalog offer different ways to get interested in objects. "18 Affordable Watches For Cool Guys" credits watch writers James Stacey and Cole Pennington with helping curate its selection. "Vinyl vs CD vs Spotify" puts three listening setups side by side, digging into turntable parts, CD players and digital-to-analog conversion rather than stopping at the appeal of a record sleeve.

Speeed added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently running at a little over half its usual pace. Nearby in the motoring world, DRIVETRIBE is drawing roughly twice its usual daily views, while Car Throttle is quieter. Speeed's own activity this week makes its magazine-like identity particularly clear: no fresh cover story, but plants, watches and hi-fi give readers plenty of back issues to browse.

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