Ken's "worst deck" pairs cheap cards with relentless pressure
Hero Dark Prince and Evolution Elite Barbarians anchor a homemade Clash Royale deck in the week's most-watched upload.
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.
2.9 fatherless cycle
Video summary
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- 0:00Ken introduces his cheap-cycle deck, combining Hero Dark Prince with Evolution Elite Barbarians and Evolution Musketeer.
- 0:06The opening match tests his plan to force opponents into defending repeated pressure.
- 4:51Royal Recruits, Barbarians and Balloon provide the next defensive puzzle; the result comes at 09:50.
- 10:12A P.E.K.K.A, Lumberjack and Balloon opponent takes Ken into another overtime finish.
- 18:36A Rhino drop-in clears a Skeleton Army, with the final match resolved at 20:00.
"This is the worst deck I've ever made, but it's also genius," Ken says, introducing a Clash Royale experiment built to keep his opponent reacting rather than planning.
In "2.9 fatherless cycle", Hero Dark Prince, Evolution Elite Barbarians and Evolution Musketeer share a deck with cheap cards that let him cycle back to his threats. The logic is wonderfully blunt: keep sending pressure down the same lane. The execution is less tidy, with placement mistakes, overtime and a Rhino ability whose workings Ken admits he hasn't entirely mastered. It nevertheless carries him through the matches shown, including a Skeleton Army cleared by a well-timed Rhino drop-in.
That upload has reached roughly 580,000 views, the largest total among the week's releases. Ken posted twelve videos altogether, moving from custom cycle decks to the more restrictive choices of "chaos mega draft, but I pick win conditions" and "chaos mega draft, but I pick air".
The freshest burst of attention belongs to "20 win challenge", now the channel's strongest daily draw. Both draft uploads are also among the videos bringing in the most views right now, giving the week momentum beyond its opening deck experiment.
Ken added 10,000 subscribers over the week, while daily viewing is running above its usual level. Among the nearby strategy and simulation channels, Vixella is also seeing above-usual daily viewing, while PhlyDaily and Deligracy are quieter than normal. For Ken, the busy release schedule has left a particularly specific calling card: a supposedly terrible deck that keeps making opponents defend.
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What viewers say
The comments haven’t formed my opinion on the video yet so I’ll come back later
@MaybeostcSee it on YouTubebro added a fun fact at the end
@Mask_Maker1See it on YouTube2:02 "They just have to play My Way" Ken says as he comes up for karaoke
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The videos drawing views on Ken right now
- Channel
- Ken
- Subscribers
- 1,270,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,899,775
- Videos published this week
- 12
- Video published
- October 26, 2026
- Video views so far
- 579,895
- Views on its first day
- 468,669
The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which spell appears in Ken's homemade cycle deck?
Zap appears in the deck lineup alongside cards including Skeletons, Bats and Ice Spirit.







