I've been following 'Goblin Of Laughs' for a while now, and what consistently impresses me is the channel's curation strategy. In an age saturated with short-form content, the Goblin manages to consistently identify clips that not only go viral but also possess a timeless comedic quality. The recent "A man in India protesting for better roads" short, for instance, perfectly captures that blend of unexpected humor and relatable absurdity. It's not just about raw virality; there's a clear editorial choice in what gets featured, focusing on genuinely funny, wholesome, or surprising moments. I'd be interested to know if others notice this consistency in content selection and its impact on viewer engagement