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The Sift, Minecraft Dungeons II and camman18's Minecraft Live week

An interview with the makers of Minecraft Dungeons II and a spoiler-free review sat between his prediction video and the question of when the new dimension really arrives.

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camman18Story of October 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

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Thirteen hours after it went up, "When Is The Sift Actually Coming?" had passed a million views, and it is moving far faster than anything else on the channel. That makes it a fitting end to a week camman18 spent almost entirely on one subject.

The Sift runs through nearly every title. It started with "MY PREDICTION FOR MINECRAFT LIVE (in 2 hours)", posted on the day of the show. The next day came the announcement in full camman18 style, with a title that shouts about a new dimension coming to vanilla Minecraft and adds that this is not a drill. After that he went to the source: "I Interviewed The Creators of Minecraft Dungeons II About The Sift" is the closest thing the week had to a guest, and it sits near the top for daily views alongside "Minecraft Dungeons II Review! (No Spoilers)". Dungeons is Mojang's dungeon-crawler offshoot of the main game, so a sequel and a new dimension landing at the same moment gave a Minecraft news channel plenty to talk about.

The biggest total belongs to something much smaller. "right click", a short with a two-word title posted on September 25, has passed four million views and is still gaining steadily. There were seven uploads in all.

Among the Minecraft creators closest to him in size, camman18 is fourth by subscribers. Grian is having the standout stretch, running at several times his usual daily views, and Skip the Tutorial and LDShadowLady are also above their normal pace. Maizen, Cash and EYstreem are quieter than usual. For camman18, the new dimension carried the week.

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