On today's chart 433K views since yesterday

Ken gives his Balloon deck an Evolution Giant escort

The Clash Royale experiment starts with a misplaced Giant and becomes a climb to Champion, with viewers catching a few commentary mix-ups along the way.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 432,996 views.

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0:00Ken replaces Evolution Lumberjack with Evolution Giant in his Balloon deck.
0:48An accidental Giant deployment forces an early recovery.
7:22After the second match, Ken evaluates how well Giant fits the deck.
14:07He enters a promotion match needing another win to reach Champion.
18:41The promotion match's result arrives, followed by a Lucky Drop opening at 18:58.

Evolution Lumberjack is out; Evolution Giant is in. Ken's latest Clash Royale upload changes the ground support for his Balloon deck, then tests whether the substitution can carry him to Champion.

Called "the accidental buff", the video has drawn about 433,000 views since yesterday. The title supplies the verdict, but the matches show a rather less certain Ken working out whether he has found something effective or simply landed favourable opponents.

The opening is hardly immaculate. He accidentally deploys a Giant at the back, recovers and eventually pushes through with Giant and Balloon under Rage. Keeping the airborne attacker in the deck while changing its companion gives the experiment a clear question: does the bigger ground presence justify losing his familiar Lumberjack?

After successive wins, Ken still isn't entirely convinced. Defensive Freeze spells help him through another match, and he openly wonders how much credit belongs to the deck and how much to the matchups. The final battle does deliver the promotion: League 4 Champion appears on screen, followed by a celebratory Lucky Drop opening.

Meanwhile, viewers are keeping a separate scorecard of his commentary. Several point to the moment he asks for Mega Minion twice as though naming different cards; others flag his Lumberjack-and-spears mix-up. Ken may be evaluating the deck, but his audience is checking the play-by-play too.

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The facts

Channel: Ken
Subscribers: 1,270,000
Channel views, last 7 days: 6,570,857
Channel views, pace per day: 302,376 (on a normal day: 956,406)
Video published: November 12, 2026
Video views so far: 432,996 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 488,696

The numbers

The upload drew about 433,000 views before its first full day was over. Its audience is substantial without representing an unusual viewing pace for Ken.

subscribers

1,270,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

535,150,675

views per day

302,376

typical day: 956,406

the video

views

432,996

likes