@denjiyapss weekly: no new posts, +34 followers, viral video still carrying growth
This weekly digest covers 13-20 June: no new @denjiyapss posts, but the account still rose to 1,522 followers and 17.1K profile likes. The Apr 18 viral video drove nearly all back-catalogue growth, so the next action is one controlled rant/slime comeback test before the next check.
No new videos landed in the 13-20 June check window. The account still moved: @denjiyapss is now at 1,522 followers, profile-level likes are 17.1K, and the public profile still shows 8 videos. Against the June 13 baseline, that is +34 followers, +400 profile likes, and 0 new posts. 1
That makes this issue a posting-gap check rather than a new-video ranking. The useful question is simple: did the older catalogue keep pulling attention while nothing new was posted?
Weekly snapshot
| Metric | Current reading | Change vs June 13 baseline | Read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Followers | 1,522 | +34 | Growth continued without new uploads. 1 |
| Profile likes | 17.1K | +400 | Likes kept accumulating, mostly from the older viral post. 1 |
| Public videos | 8 | 0 | The latest visible upload is still the 28 May rant part 2. 2 |
The follower gain is the positive part. The risk is that the account is still letting one older post do most of the work. With no new tests, there is no fresh signal on hooks, formats, captions, or posting time.
New-video check
There were no new videos posted in the past 7 days, so there is no top-performing new upload this week. The usual threshold check also stays empty: no new video crossed 1,000 plays because there were no new videos to measure.
The last upload remains the 28 May rant part 2. It now sits at 653 plays, 92 likes, 4 comments, 2 shares, and 11 saves. 2 That is still a respectable engagement rate for a smaller post, but it is not enough to replace a posting cadence.
Back-catalogue movement
| Video | Current plays | Play change | Current engagement signals | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Apr slime/rant viral | 111,374 | +1,991 | 16,526 likes, 5,842 comments, 5,054 shares, 4,682 saves. 3 | Still carrying the account. The interaction-heavy caption and slime-rant format remain the best proven combo. |
| 16 Apr intro rant | 1,664 | +31 | 176 likes, 16 comments, 10 shares, 26 saves. 4 | Slow extra reach, but the save count is still decent for an intro post. |
| 17 Apr story-time rant | 1,283 | +26 | 98 likes, 9 comments, 8 shares, 21 saves. 5 | Story-time remains stronger than the later trend clip. |
| 28 May rant part 2 | 653 | +24 | 92 likes, 4 comments, 2 shares, 11 saves. 2 | Lower reach than the April rants, but the like-to-view ratio is healthy. |
The Apr 18 video added almost all extra plays since the last issue. It also gained +378 likes, +54 comments, +198 shares, and +111 saves compared with the locked June 13 baseline. 3
Format read
The format picture has not changed: rant/story-time plus slime visuals is still the strongest lane. The Apr 18 post has both the largest reach and the deepest interaction mix. The intro and story-time videos also picked up small extra plays, which suggests the back catalogue is not completely dead.
Anime/game edits are not broken, but they have not shown the same reach ceiling. The JJK cosplay edit is now at 908 plays, 82 likes, 2 comments, 9 shares, and 9 saves. 6 The Yandere Sim edit is at 389 plays, 50 likes, 1 comment, 0 shares, and 6 saves. 7 Those are usable side formats, not the main growth engine yet.
The weakest lane is still the short trend clip. The 18 May trend video is at 490 plays, 26 likes, 4 comments, 0 shares, and 3 saves. 8 For this account, trend participation has less proof than personality-led ranting.
Next action
Post one controlled comeback video before the next weekly check: a 35-60 second rant over slime, with the question in the first two seconds and a caption that asks for one specific comment. Do not make it a vague interaction ask. Make it easy for viewers to answer.
Use the proven skeleton, but change only one variable:
- Hook: start with the opinion or dilemma, not a greeting.
- Visual: keep slime ASMR as the base layer.
- Caption: ask a direct question, for example, "am I wrong for thinking this? comment yes or no".
- Hashtags: keep
#rantand#slimeasmr, then add 2-3 topic-specific tags instead of relying only on#viraland#xyzabc.
Next week, the goal is not just another upload. The goal is a clean test against the current baseline: can a new rant/slime post beat 1,000 plays and get comments without needing the old viral post to do all the lifting?
References
- 1TikTok profile for @denjiyapss
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- 228 May TikTok video
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- 318 April TikTok video
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- 416 April TikTok video
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- 517 April TikTok video
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- 612 May TikTok video
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- 725 May TikTok video
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- 818 May TikTok video
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