Tango's Funhouse of Happy Fun Sauce keeps impulseSV's Hermitcraft season rolling
Impulse's part in the firefighters' "How to Kill a Tango" contest is a carnival of terror built for his fellow Hermit, set to a Kevin MacLeod carnival tune.
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.
Tango's Funhouse of Happy Fun Sauce! - Hermitcraft 11 | Ep 35
What do Impulse's viewers watch when he takes a week off? The answer is a funhouse. No new video went up on impulseSV over the past seven days, and the one carrying the channel is episode 35 of his Hermitcraft season 11 series, "Tango's Funhouse of Happy Fun Sauce!", now past 200,000 views at ten days old.
The premise is a friendly ambush. The firefighters, Impulse's crew on the server, are running a "How to Kill a Tango" contest, and his entry, as the description puts it, sends Tango through a fun house of terror. The soundtrack fits: a carnival piece by Kevin MacLeod, the composer whose free-to-use music turns up across half of YouTube. Tango Tek and Impulse go back a long way on Hermitcraft, so the target was hardly picked at random.
The episode before it, "Who Has What It Takes?", is still drawing a crowd too. That one has Impulse and Pearl building a firefighter testing course and putting Scar, Ren, False and Joe through it before the Tango plotting begins.
The surprise in the mix is not a Hermitcraft episode at all. A four-month-old tutorial for a tileable storage system that sorts, crafts and packs items into shulker boxes keeps pulling steady daily views, which suits a channel whose about text promises survival Minecraft taken further through automation.
The channel ran close to its usual daily pace, a little over 100,000 views for the week. Among Minecraft creators of similar size, TechyCraft and CashClips are having the loud weeks, while Impulse, Tango Tek and TheMythicalSausage sit on the calmer side, which is roughly what a week without uploads looks like.
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The videos drawing views on impulseSV right now
- Channel
- impulseSV
- Subscribers
- 1,310,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 100,621
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how impulseSV's channel looked over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Shulker boxes, the heart of Impulse's storage tutorial, are made using shells from mobs found in which Minecraft dimension?
Shulkers live in End cities, and their shells are crafted into shulker boxes.




