Koreanosh left the upload button alone, but the catalog added roughly eleven million views over seven days. The subscriber count stayed unchanged, while daily viewing is running comfortably above its usual level.
The biggest source of momentum is "1% vs 1000% Buldak With My Dad!" Its title puts Dad alongside Koreanosh for a spicy-noodle comparison, a family variation on the channel's familiar food-testing territory. Nearly two weeks after publication, it is drawing substantially more daily views than either of the other currently busiest uploads.
Convenience stores haven't disappeared from the menu. "30 Years of ONLY Eating Food From a Korean Convenience Store!" remains active, followed by "Only Eating Brazilian Convenience Store Food!" The latter takes the channel's recurring premise beyond Korea, where its long-running store-food series has supplied several of its most-watched regular videos.
Among nearby food channels, Addie Bowley and Mythical Kitchen had larger viewing weeks, while FutureCanoe and Tasting History with Max Miller had more modest totals. Koreanosh's week needed no fresh release to keep that convenience-store catalog, and Dad's Buldak outing, busy.