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Is the world ending in 2029? Shane Dawson investigates

His one new video of the week, a long conspiracy episode with Mandela effects and Disneyland in its tags, neared 400,000 views in two days.

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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.

The World Is Ending In 2029?

Will the world really end in 2029? That is the question Shane Dawson puts in the title of his only upload this week, and viewers came for the answer quickly. Two days in, "The World Is Ending In 2029?" is close to 400,000 views. For a channel that usually draws a little over fifty thousand views a day across everything it has posted, that pace is far outside the routine.

The format is familiar to anyone who has followed his conspiracy series. It is a long episode that works through theory after theory, and the tags point to Mandela effects and Disneyland along the way. The description offers a timestamp for anyone who wants to skip straight to the final theory, about forty-three minutes in. The credits thank the regulars: Ryland Adams and friends Sandy, Jerid and Chris.

The new video now carries nearly all of the channel's momentum. "I Tested Viral Conspiracy Theories," from two weeks earlier, is still collecting views as it nears a million, and "The AI Slop Art Epidemic" is close behind it on total views, though it is moving more gently.

Among story and mystery channels, Shane2 ranks third of nine by subscribers. Andy Jiang is having a notably busy week, and SCP Explained is running above its usual pace.

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