AI slop, built by hand, carries Allen Pan's pause
No new uploads went up, and a video from January that turns internet slop into real objects has passed two 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.
I tried building AI Slop in Real Life
Two hundred and fifty-four days old, "I tried building AI Slop in Real Life" is the video doing the most work on Allen Pan's channel right now. The premise is right there in the title: the strange, half-logical things AI image generators invent, taken off the screen and built for real. It suits a maker whose channel has long lived in the gap between a silly idea and a working machine.
Close behind sits "giving chickens there tails back.", typo and all, which is now past four million views, the larger total of the two even though it is the slower mover this week. Further back, "3D printing a war crime from WW2" keeps up a gentle trickle.
Nothing new went up, and the channel ran somewhat below its usual daily pace, with the subscriber count holding still at 2.34 million. That softness was shared across the DIY and building channels around him: Beamish, President Chay and TheSorryGirls were all drawing well under their normal numbers too.
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The videos drawing views on Allen Pan right now
- Channel
- Allen Pan
- Subscribers
- 2,340,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Allen Pan's channel and its busiest videos stood this week.



