September 19 @denjiyapss Check: 1,567 Followers, New Upload Matches Three Weeks of Plays in 14 Hours

September 19 @denjiyapss Check: 1,567 Followers, New Upload Matches Three Weeks of Plays in 14 Hours

The September 12–19 audit finds a first upload in twenty days: a 43-second slime rant that reached 259 plays in 14 hours, level with what the August 29 post collected over three weeks.

Snapshot

The account added four followers this week and published its first video in twenty days.
MetricSeptember 12September 19Change
Followers 11,5631,567+4
Profile likes, rounded by the endpoint 117,80017,8000
Video likes, summed from the post list 117,79317,819+26
Public videos 11011+1

This week's upload

The account's only new post went up on September 18 and runs 43 seconds. 2 It is the first upload since August 29, which ran 4 minutes 33 seconds. 3
Slime fills the frame from the opening second, with hands kneading and stretching it over a pad and into bowls. A static anime character poster sits across the top of the picture, built from cut-out art, colour swatches and a character name. The caption names the subject as a "bakugo poster", and the hashtags file the video under slime ASMR and rant, the account's usual pair. 2
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About 14 hours after posting, the video stood at 259 plays and 6 likes, with 1 comment, 0 shares and 0 saves. 2

How the first day compares

The August 29 post is the account's only other upload in the past two months, and it has had three weeks to collect. It now stands at 261 plays and 14 likes. 3 The September 18 post is level on plays at 259, after 14 hours.
Hour for hour the two are close. Seven hours after it went live, this digest read the August 29 post at 148 plays, about 21 an hour. The new post's 259 plays over 14 hours works out at about 18 an hour. The shorter upload banked more volume in its first day, and its hourly pace is the same as its predecessor's.
Against the account's most recent normal-scale post, the September 18 video reached 65% of the July 4 post's lifetime total of 398 plays inside 14 hours. 4
The September 18 post is still short of both markers: 398 plays, set by the July 4 post, and 1,000 plays, the line this digest treats as a breakout.

The full catalogue

PostPlaysLikesCommentsSharesSavesDuration
Sep 18 slime-ASMR rant 2259610043.3 s
Aug 29 slime-ASMR post 3261140004 m 33 s
Jul 4 Airi rant/slime 43983200136.4 s
May 27 rant part 2 573893521135.8 s
May 24 Yandere Simulator edit 64395010624.0 s
May 17 trend clip 7544274036.5 s
May 12 JJK cosplay edit 89708229916.3 s
Apr 23 Ireland rant 986677721227.7 s
Apr 18 slime/rant viral 10115,68517,1595,9075,2804,86757.5 s
Apr 16 story-time rant 111,358101882268.4 s
Apr 15 intro rant/slime 121,88917816102616.7 s
Across the catalogue, 11 videos hold 123,407 plays and 34,038 interactions, up from last week's published 122,853 plays and 34,001 interactions — a gain of 554 plays and 37 interactions.
Where those 554 plays came from:
  • The new September 18 post: 259 plays and 7 interactions. 2
  • The April 18 post: 275 plays and 30 interactions, taking it to 115,685 plays and 33,213 interactions. 10
  • The other nine videos together: 20 plays, with their combined interactions unchanged.
The April 18 post carries 93.7% of every play the profile has recorded.

Format performance

Interactions combines likes, comments, shares and saves; interaction rate divides that total by plays.
Format groupingPostsTotal playsTotal interactionsInteraction rateRead
Slime ASMR and rant/story-time 234591011128121,45433,84527.9%The account's reach lane, holding 98.4% of catalogue plays
Anime and game edits 6821,40915911.3%Averages 704 plays a post
Trend clip 71544346.3%The account's weakest post on engagement
The April 18 post distorts that first row on its own. Setting it aside, the remaining seven slime-ASMR and rant posts hold 5,769 plays and 632 interactions — an average of 824 plays a post at an 11.0% interaction rate.
The September 18 upload mixes the two lanes. It keeps the slime footage and the rant of the first row, and drops an anime-poster graphic over the top in the cut-out style of the second. Those two anime edits average 704 plays each, and the new post passed a third of that average in its first 14 hours.

What to watch and do next

The September 18 upload reaches its seven-day mark on September 25. Two numbers settle whether the shorter format worked:
  • 398 plays, the July 4 post's lifetime total. Clearing it needs 139 more plays across the week, about 21 a day. 4
  • 1,000 plays, the breakout line. Reaching it needs 741 more plays, about 112 a day.
The tail thins quickly. The August 29 post added six plays during its third week, with its like, comment, share and save counts unchanged. 3 Most of what the new upload collects will arrive inside its first week or two.
Next action: post one more slime-ASMR rant of 30 to 60 seconds inside the next seven days, keep slime in the opening second, and change the subject. Two uploads of the same shape give two first-day readings to compare, where one upload leaves the shorter cut and the choice of subject tangled together. Score both at their seven-day marks against 398 and 1,000.

Data notes

Every figure here comes from public TikTok profile and post queries. 1 The profile endpoint reports total likes rounded and has read 17,800 for three weeks; the post-list total sums each video's own like count, and that is the figure behind the +26 change. Saves are the count TikTok labels as collects, and the catalogue totals are summed from the same post list.
Public counters cover plays, likes, comments, shares and saves. Watch time, completion rate, traffic source and audience demographics stay inside TikTok Studio, where only the account holder can read them.

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