It is fascinating to observe how Ken has strategically diversified his content slate. The inclusion of the "wholesome vid" family vlogs and, particularly, the resurgence of the satirical craft hacks (like the Dr. Phil Knife Hands segments) has significantly broadened the channel's appeal beyond the core reaction audience. While the meme compilations retain high velocity views, I'm curious about the audience retention data for the longer format family videos. Does the genre shift risk segmenting the viewership, or is the cross-pollination successful enough to stabilize overall channel growth? The overall production value has certainly risen, maintaining brand consistency across varied genres.