A leaf blower, @noneckjay and a Fayetteville barber's 'be careful what you wish for'
No new cuts went up, and the eight-day-old clip tagged with a duster and a hair blower is the one viewers keep opening.
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.
be careful what you wish for @noneckjay #noneck #atl #duster #hair #blower
What happens on a barber's channel when the chair sits empty for a week? Tae.cuttinup, the channel of Vonte, an Atlanta-area barber working out of Fayetteville, Georgia, posted nothing new, so the most recent clips did the talking.
The one doing most of it is "be careful what you wish for," made with @noneckjay and tagged with a duster and a hair blower. It is eight days old, close to 20,000 views, and still picking up new viewers faster than anything else on the shelf. The tags hint at a cut finished with more air than anyone asked for, and the title suggests Jay got exactly what he requested.
Behind it sit two older bits. "KING JAMES😭 who's next?" belongs to the channel's bible barber running joke, and a twelve-day-old clip with @2xRakai, tagged with Clover and AMP, has the bigger total, near 37,000, though it has slowed since its first days.
Without a fresh upload, the channel ran at about half its usual daily pace, and subscribers held at 436,000. Among the beauty and hair channels close to it in size, Glambby and The4thKen had the busiest weeks, while Jaz Hand and Nyadollie also ran below their usual pace.
The price list on the about page has not changed: a line-up is still $15, and a house call is $75.
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The videos drawing views on Tae.cuttinup right now
- Channel
- Tae.cuttinup
- Subscribers
- 436,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 61,177
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Tae.cuttinup's week looks in figures.
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