October 17 @denjiyapss Check: No Post for a Fourth Week, Followers Up 1 to 1,564, the September 18 Upload Stops at 269

@denjiyapss ended the October 10–October 17 check at 1,564 followers, 17,900 profile likes and 11 public videos. 1

No new video entered the window for a fourth week running. The account last posted on September 18, twenty-nine days before this reading, and the public video count has held at 11 since then.

The follower count rose by 1, which ends two weeks of decline and leaves it 3 below the September 19 reading of 1,567.

The rounded profile figure moved to 17,900 after six readings at 17,800. Summed post by post, the like count rose by 14, and that is the figure that carries the week.

The most recent upload runs 43 seconds and reacts to an anime character poster laid over slime footage. 2

The upload added no plays in the seven days since the last reading, and no likes, comments, shares or saves. This is the first week of its life in which every counter held still.

Its whole run, measured from the 14-hour mark, added 10 plays. It closes at 269 plays, 6 likes, 1 comment, no shares and no saves. 2

The July 4 slime-ASMR rant has collected 403 plays since it went up. The September 18 post finished at 67% of that total. 3

The 1,000-play breakout line sits at 27%.

The August 29 post holds 264 plays, five below it. Those two are the catalogue's lowest, and every older video holds at least 403. 4

Twenty-nine days of silence is shorter than two earlier breaks in this catalogue. One ran 37 days, between May 28 and July 4. The other ran 56 days, between July 4 and August 29. 345

What came back after each break is the part worth reading again. Every post published within 18 days of the one before it opened at 441 plays or more. The run goes 548, 751, 869, 980, 1,362 and 1,894, before the April 18 outlier's 116,213. 6789101112

The three posts that followed gaps of twenty days or more opened at 264, 269 and 403 plays. Those are the catalogue's three lowest totals. 234

The length of each gap and the date of each post move together in these numbers, so the pattern reads two ways. The next upload separates them.

The top-performing video this week and lifetime is the April 18 post, which took +141 and holds 116,213 plays. 12

Across the catalogue, 11 videos hold 123,996 plays and 34,090 interactions, against 123,841 plays and 34,063 interactions published last week. Plays gained 155; interactions gained 27.

Of the 155 plays, the April 18 post took 141, the May 12 edit 6, the May 28 rant 3 and the April 16 post 2. The April 24, May 25 and May 18 posts added 1 each, and the July 4, August 29, September 18 and April 17 posts held still.

The April 18 post supplied nearly all the interaction movement: likes +14, shares +10, comments +3, saves +2. Its share count moved for the first time in two weeks, and its comment counter turned up to 5,890. 12

One item ran the other way. The May 18 clip's comment counter dropped 2 to 2, which brings the week's net interaction gain to 27. 6

The ten posts other than the April 18 outlier added 14 plays between them and no likes, shares or saves.

Interactions combines likes, comments, shares and saves; the interaction rate divides that total by plays.

The April 18 post carries that first row on its own. Setting it aside, the other seven slime-ASMR and rant posts hold 5,814 plays and 632 interactions, an average of 830 plays a post at a 10.9% interaction rate.

Length separates this catalogue more sharply than format does. The five posts shorter than 30 seconds average 947 plays each at an 11.0% interaction rate. The five at 30 seconds or longer, with the April 18 outlier set aside, average 610 plays each at 10.0%.

The extremes run the same way. The 16.7-second April 16 intro rant holds 1,896 plays, and the 4-minute-33-second August 29 post holds 264. 411

Both groups interact at close to the same rate. The difference sits in plays per post, which is reach. Ten posts make a cross-section, and every short one dates from April or May, so length and recency travel together in these numbers.

The September 18 upload mixes the two lanes. It keeps the slime footage and the rant of the first row, then drops an anime-poster collage over the top in the cut-out style of the second. It closed at 269 plays, second-lowest in the catalogue.

Follower growth has stalled before. The count fell from 1,557 to 1,549 across three empty weeks between July 25 and August 15, then rose 7, 11 and 4 in the three weeks after the August 29 upload.

This stretch took the count 1,567, 1,565, 1,563, 1,564 across four empty weeks. Likes kept arriving the whole time: +42 on the post-list total since September 19, almost all of it from the April 18 post.

Plays gained 155 this week, against 172, 120 and 554 in the three weeks before. Interactions gained 27, against 18 and 17.

The next upload carries one test, and the subject one is ready to run: a slime-ASMR rant of 30 to 60 seconds, slime in the opening second, with a first-person story or opinion in place of the anime poster. Its length matches the September 18 post, so the numbers read on the subject alone.

The length question waits one upload behind it. Falling under 30 seconds would test the 947-to-610 gap, and it moves two variables against the September 18 post at once.

Next action: publish that slime-ASMR rant of 30 to 60 seconds by October 24, with the creator's own subject at the centre. Every post in this catalogue above 850 plays puts the creator's own subject there: the April 16 intro rant, the April 17 story-time rant and the April 24 Ireland rant. The May 12 JJK cosplay edit at 980 plays is the one exception. 81011

Score the upload at its seven-day mark, which falls in the October 31 issue, against three numbers:

Two counters come up again in the October 24 check. The April 18 comment counter turned up to 5,890 this week after two readings of holding or falling, and the follower count has one reading of growth after two of decline.

Every figure here comes from public TikTok profile and post queries. 1 The profile endpoint reports total likes rounded to the nearest hundred, which is why its move reads as +100 against a real gain of 14; the post-list total sums each video's own like count and carries that change. Saves are the count TikTok labels as collects. The catalogue totals are summed from the same 11 posts, and the video list returned all of them with no further page.

Readings were taken at 09:06 on October 17, London time. Public counters can move by small amounts between two reads.

Public counts 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.