'Scummy B*tch' with JON, directed by Palace5, keeps Chrisnxtdoor's shelf playing
The three-year-old music video sits past 1.4 million views, while a summer prank on ImDontai is the newer upload still finding people.
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.
Chrisnxtdoor - Scummy B*tch ft. JON (Official Music Video)
No new uploads, small but steady. Chrisnxtdoor took the week off, and his channel drifted along at a little under its usual pace, adding a few thousand views and holding at 437,000 subscribers.
The video doing most of the work is more than three years old: "Chrisnxtdoor - Scummy B*tch ft. JON (Official Music Video)." It is a bigger production than a sketch channel usually puts behind a song. The description credits Palace5 as director and animator, a beat from HoodRich, a whole row of VFX and 3D artists, and a thank-you to Plaqueboymax for helping out. It has passed 1.4 million views and still brings in more daily viewers than anything else he has made.
Behind it comes "I Punk'D ImDontai!", from about three months ago, a prank on the reaction streamer that is closing in on 100,000 views. Further back, "Pimp My Ride!", borrowing its name from the old MTV car makeover show, keeps adding a trickle to a total already past three quarters of a million.
Among the comedy sketch channels near his size, the big weeks belong to Cheap Noodle and phoebeisginger, each adding tens of millions of views, while Sir Stevo Timothy also had a quiet one. Chrisnxtdoor is second in the group by subscribers, which says plenty about how loyal that audience is even when he is resting.
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The videos drawing views on Chrisnxtdoor right now
- Channel
- Chrisnxtdoor
- Subscribers
- 437,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,819
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Chrisnxtdoor's channel moved over the past seven days.
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