I’ve been dissecting the production approach on Zack’s more recent videos, specifically the ones dealing with ephemeral cultural shifts, like the one about the lifespan of an aesthetic (e.g., "The Life and Death of Vaporwave"😉. The way he manages to combine rapid-fire visual examples with deeply rooted sociological analysis—without ever sacrificing clarity—is a masterclass in modern YouTube pacing. Does anyone else notice how tightly focused the script editing is? There’s virtually zero dead air. I believe this tight pacing is a key differentiator, especially when discussing topics that rely heavily on visual culture, ensuring the viewer's attention never waivers past the 6-minute mark. It's an interesting technical approach I haven't seen replicated effectively by many other channels attempting similar genre commentary.