21 million views on this video


240p, 3 seconds - all u need to reach 6.2M in 4 months.
Strange, YouTube is totally unpredictable. Some genuine content creators are trying hard to even touch a few hundred on their 4k quality content.

Also look at the video title "maow" and look at the views, seriously man? And some experts say to optimize the titles, description and other sh*t to get maximum exposure.
 
Gold!
 
This feels like some kind of inside joke among mechanics to me but I imagine there’s more to it than that in actuality
 
Was expecting a rick roll.

As Gen Z, we LOVE wacky shit like that, take for example,


1.2M

I love it.

LOL yeah but some videos take like a week of production to get a few k views, this sh1t probably made more $ than most elaborate ones out there

Strange, YouTube is totally unpredictable. Some genuine content creators are trying hard to even touch a few hundred on their 4k quality content.

Also look at the video title "maow" and look at the views, seriously man? And some experts say to optimize the titles, description and other sh*t to get maximum exposure.

My point exactly. Some people spend days, even weeks, producing hollywood-grade stuff. Then there's this.

This feels like some kind of inside joke among mechanics to me but I imagine there’s more to it than that in actuality

Good point. Could definitely be something like that
 
Play the falling chip video, with the cat video it's so good.


Maybe they look at the video that's before tiktok trend footage and watch to avoid the ads, and unfortunately the individual has no ads and because it's short it's a win win for everyone.
 
But why there is no Ads on his video?
 
Was expecting a rick roll.

As Gen Z, we LOVE wacky shit like that, take for example,


1.2M

I love it.

I shudder to think how your generation will survive without us. Millenials got a bad rap for a long time, but now even the gen before us finally realized we are normal compared to gen z. I think had Gen z also been born with 60s/70s/80s/90s tech rather than going to elementary school with a brand new iPhone 5 or 6, and grew up without widespread internet, theyd be "normal"
 
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