Angela's Converse become a history cheat sheet on Smosh Alike
A Franz Ferdinand anecdote joins paleontology questions and a survivor's account in the channel's six-upload week.
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.
WOW Angela, too soon
Smosh Alike gives Angela's school-test confession a surprisingly solemn reception. In "WOW Angela, too soon," she recalls writing Franz Ferdinand on her Converse to cheat on a history test. A co-host immediately objects: "Don't talk about the Archduke like that." Angela laughs, the mock admonishments continue, and another co-host admits to turning answers on her own shoes into a design.
With roughly 620,000 views, it is the most watched of the week's new uploads. The comments find another possible explanation for the footwear: Franz Ferdinand is also a band. Several viewers imagine Angela passing the writing off as music merchandise rather than a study aid.
The dinosaur onesies in that clip make an accidental wardrobe bridge to "A Paleontologist Shows Us A New Species Of Dinosaur | Smosh Asks." Nate from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County fields questions ranging from fossil formation and scientific names to dinosaur friendships and the most rideable dinosaur. A separate upload, "What did dinosaurs actually sound like?", is among the channel's most active videos right now.
The week's other long conversation takes a serious turn. "We Ask A Cult Survivor About His 22-Year Experience | Smosh Asks" covers the guest's years in a cult, recognizing warning signs and deciding to leave. It currently draws the most daily views of any video on the channel, with a shorter companion asking about misconceptions surrounding cults.
Across the catalog, Smosh Alike added about four million views over seven days while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is now comfortably above its usual level, with the new survivor interview supplying the strongest momentum.
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What viewers say
Having Franz Ferdinand written on your converse shoe is honestly the least conspicuous thing ever
@measlyhumanSee it on YouTubeI would've assumed she was a fan of the band lol
@morganzimmerman965See it on YouTubeMe wearing my band t-shirt to cheat on my history test
@atypicalodditySee it on YouTube
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Able to argue it as band merch lol
@Randomkid48See it on YouTubeI was certain this story would end in her getting caught and saving herself by saying she was a huge fan of the band Franz ferdinand 😂
@eliseevensen1750See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- Smosh Alike
- Subscribers
- 7,520,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,108,161
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 619,619
- Views on its first day
- 229,234
The numbers
Here is Smosh Alike's week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which band's name doubles as Angela's history-test reminder?
Angela recalls writing Franz Ferdinand on her Converse, prompting viewers to suggest it could pass as a band reference.


