This week on the channel +9.3M views this week

Ryantagcoffee's upload break comes with nine million views

The coffee channel added 6,000 subscribers without posting, with a stovetop espresso demonstration drawing the most attention right now.

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Ryantagcoffee Story of November 15, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

This is not a Moka Pot

What did you think?

No new coffee this week. Ryantagcoffee posted nothing, but the existing catalog collected roughly nine million views and the channel continued growing beyond its half-million-subscriber milestone.

The busiest cup right now comes from "This is not a Moka Pot," a months-old demonstration of the 9Barista. The host fills its lower chamber, tamps coffee into the upper assembly and puts it on a gas burner. He explains how the unusual stovetop machine produces espresso pressure, then pours a crema-topped shot. Bentley the Corgi, supposedly the impatient customer at the start, declines to show much interest in the finished drink.

That demonstration is attracting substantially more daily views than "My routine for the perfect latte," although the latte routine has now passed twelve million views. A sponsored Gemilai machine video also remains among the channel's busiest uploads. Between the familiar routine and the less familiar machinery, there is plenty here beyond the fruit-and-candy espresso experiments that became its most-watched Shorts.

Daily views are close to their usual level, rather than surging. Among similarly sized food channels, Peebs is having an above-usual day while Hannah Ricketts and Alpine Butcher are quieter than normal. Ryantagcoffee's own week brought continued subscriber growth without another upload joining the shelf.

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