A concrete-soaked towel keeps Adrian Vazquez Vlogs busy
The channel posted nothing new, while its AI-themed planter recreation passed 62 million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Recreating DIY projects made by AI Ep. 1
Two men, an overturned bucket and a concrete-soaked towel: Adrian Vazquez Vlogs' busiest upload has a fairly unglamorous toolkit. Posted in May, "Recreating DIY projects made by AI Ep. 1" is drawing around 37,000 views a day, comfortably the strongest momentum among the channel's videos.
The Short cuts between a planter tutorial and the pair recreating its steps on a lawn. They drape the wet towel over a bucket, let it harden, then lift it free. It holds together, earning a celebration before white paint, soil and plants complete the transformation. The final touch is less about gardening than comic commitment: they copy the demonstrator's pose beside their finished pot. The title and on-screen framing present it as humans testing an AI DIY project.
There were no new uploads this week. "Cool Wall Art DIY" and "Surprising her with a Painting (she hates my art)" also continue to collect views, but at a much gentler daily pace than the planter. That is a different picture from early October, when the painting surprise accompanied an unusually busy spell across the channel.
Viewing is now below half the channel's usual daily level, and the subscriber count slipped slightly over the week. Among nearby DIY channels, Carissa Cleans It All and Play Conveyor had substantially busier weeks for views. Adrian Vazquez Vlogs nevertheless added nearly 600,000 views without a fresh upload, with that unlikely towel-and-bucket project remaining its main draw.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Adrian Vazquez Vlogs right now
- Channel
- Adrian Vazquez Vlogs
- Subscribers
- 818,000 ▼ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 592,177
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is the week's picture for Adrian Vazquez Vlogs and its DIY archive.
💡 Test your knowledge
What do the men use to mold their towel planter?
They drape the concrete-soaked towel over an overturned bucket to form the planter.


