MrBrushHour finds five sunglasses holders and other car-design oddities
The clips channel posted nothing new, but its car-feature ranking has passed half a million views.
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.
Ranking Most Useless Car Features
A cup holder tips a soda can into the center console. A Toyota Sequoia offers five identical overhead sunglasses holders. MrBrushHour's "Ranking Most Useless Car Features" turns the familiar business of finding space for your things into a short comedy of questionable conveniences.
This is an edited ranking of other people's clips, not MrBrushHour testing a fleet of cars. The demonstrations get increasingly absurd: a handbrake meets an armrest, a glove-box door falls off, and a button lifts a screen to reveal a cheeseburger. The joke is less about getting somewhere than surviving the interior design.
With no new uploads this week, that late-October compilation is the channel's main source of momentum, adding roughly 50,000 views a day. "Ranking Craziest Buzzer-Beaters Of All Time" and "Ranking The Best Useless Talents" are also picking up views, though at a much gentler pace.
The wider picture is slower. Daily viewing is well below the channel's usual level, while subscriber growth over the past week was modest compared with its month-long gains. Nearby in the compilation crowd, Royalty Boiz and Zhong Clips are seeing above-usual daily viewing; Vellero and zigzzzshorts are having quieter days. MrBrushHour, meanwhile, sits just short of 600,000 subscribers, with the car compilation supplying much of its current viewing.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on MrBrushHour right now
- Channel
- MrBrushHour
- Subscribers
- 599,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
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The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which Toyota model has five sunglasses holders in MrBrushHour's compilation?
The Sequoia clip shows five identical overhead sunglasses holders being opened in succession.




