This week on the channel +7M views this week

TUHS moves from family questions to Spider-Man's "Love Me"

Three new Shorts pair interview prompts and movie footage, while an October edit about crying keeps gathering viewers.

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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.

"What's The Most Painful Thing You've Ever Experienced?" #edit #shorts #trending

"Love Me #marvel #mcu #sony #spiderman #funny #viral #trending #fyp #loveme #music" brings a musical change of direction to TUHS's week. The newest upload credits Spider-Man: Brand New Day and JMSN's "Love Me," following two edits built around questions about parents and emotional memories.

The most watched new upload, ""What's The Most Painful Thing You've Ever Experienced?" #edit #shorts #trending", has passed 1.2 million views. This is a compilation of other people's footage, combining interview responses, a father and daughter trying an AI aging filter, and fictional scenes of grief featuring Andrew Garfield and Tom Hiddleston. The filter sequence ends with the daughter hugging her father as he comforts her. In the comments, viewers return to memories of seeing their parents cry or eat alone.

""Who Do You Like Better, Mom or Dad?" #edit #shorts #trending" follows the family theme, with HiHo Kids and the Spider-Man films credited. It is currently gathering views faster than the painful-experiences edit. But the channel's strongest daily momentum belongs to October's ""When Was The Last Time You Cried?" #edit #shorts #trending", now beyond five million views.

TUHS added 10,000 subscribers over the week, even as daily viewing fell below its usual level. Among nearby movie-and-TV channels, Banana Movies and Mr Listify are enjoying above-usual daily viewing. TUHS's own week rests on a distinctive combination: direct personal questions, familiar movie faces and music that connects them.

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