September 5 @denjiyapss Check: 1,552 Followers, One Post Reaches Its Seven-Day Mark

@denjiyapss ended the August 29–September 5 check at 1,552 followers, 17,800 profile likes, and 10 public videos. 1

Compared with the August 29 check, the account moved as follows:

The weekly window contains zero new uploads. The account still gained followers and profile likes while the catalogue stayed at 10 videos.

The August 29 slime-ASMR post reached its seven-day checkpoint at 249 plays, 14 likes, 0 comments, 0 shares, and 0 saves. The clip runs for 4m 33s. 2

The post's like rate is 5.6%. The post has reached 64.5% of the July 4 slime-ASMR reference's 386 plays and 24.9% of the channel's 1,000-play breakout marker. 3

The seven-day result sits below both comparison thresholds. The 14 likes show some response from viewers, while comments, shares, and saves have yet to appear in the public snapshot. The clip gives the slime-ASMR lane a completed test, with reach below the account's ordinary non-viral range.

The window has zero new videos to rank. The Aug 29 post is the latest completed test, while the April 18 slime/rant post remains the current catalogue leader at 115,080 plays. 4

The 10-video public catalogue contains three useful format groupings. Interactions adds likes, comments, shares, and saves; the rough interaction rate divides interactions by plays.

The catalogue totals 122,497 plays and 33,930 interactions. The April 18 video contributes 115,080 plays, or 93.9% of all catalogue plays. 4

The six other slime-ASMR or rant/story-time posts average 913 plays and produce a rough 11.4% interaction rate after the viral outlier is removed. The Aug 29 post reaches 249 plays, so the completed test falls below that ordinary lane average as well as the 386-play July reference.

The account gained 7 followers and 100 profile likes during a week with zero new uploads. The public counts record audience movement alongside a stable 10-video catalogue; they do not assign the movement to a particular post.

The Aug 29 post also gives the first full read on the return to slime-ASMR. The format has the account's strongest catalogue record, but the latest four-minute clip produced 249 plays after seven days. The April 18 viral result remains a historical outlier rather than a weekly target.

Run one controlled slime-ASMR commentary test next. Keep slime visible in the opening second, use one specific opinion or story, and change only the opening line from the Aug 29 clip.

Use the same two checks after seven days:

A result at or above 1,000 plays supports an immediate repeat in the same lane. A result below 386 plays calls for another opening-line test while the visible slime format stays fixed.

The public profile supplies the headline account total of 1,552 followers and 17,800 likes. The author snapshot attached to the video list reports 17,759 likes, so the profile endpoint remains the account-level comparison figure. 1

The digest uses public counts, posting dates, captions, and video duration. Private retention, watch time, traffic source, and audience demographics require TikTok analytics that are outside the public profile and post list.