kennysong's carbonara comes with fewer dishes to wash
An upload-free week leaves chopsticks, beef wellington and birria tacos drawing viewers into the cooking archive.
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.
chopsticks = aura
A wooden spatula, strainer, whisk, tongs and fork pile up in the sink before kennysong presents the alternative: chopsticks for practically everything.
In "chopsticks = aura", he flips guanciale, cracks an egg, whisks, grabs pasta and tosses the carbonara with the same slender tools. Even plating gets the chopstick treatment. The joke is partly about looking effortlessly capable, but the sink supplies a persuasive supporting argument.
That Short is more than a year old and remains the strongest daily draw among the channel's active uploads. There was nothing new this week, yet kennysong's archive added roughly 6.7 million views. "beef wellington 😮💨" and "birria tacos 🌮😮💨", both posted months ago, are also bringing in substantial daily audiences. This is a kitchen with several dishes keeping it busy, not just one enduring pasta trick.
The subscriber audience grew too, adding about 10,000 over the week. Daily viewing is currently more than twice its usual level, though that describes the present pace rather than the whole week.
Among nearby food channels, The Plant Slant had a particularly large week, while Cowboy Kent Rollins' daily viewing was close to normal. kennysong's own week needed no fresh upload to give viewers a choice between pastry-wrapped beef, tacos and a notably economical approach to washing up.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on kennysong right now
- Channel
- kennysong
- Subscribers
- 3,160,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,715,871
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how kennysong's audience and cooking archive moved this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Italian city is especially associated with carbonara?
Carbonara is a classic dish of Roman cuisine.



