The four YouTube Shorts show a Pareto-like view distribution: Roundup (63 views, 35.8%) and Three.js (54 views, 30.7%) account for 66.5% of total views, while LittleJS Kit (41 views, 23.3%) and Merch (18 views, 10.2%) account for the remainder. The Merch Short — focused on Village merchandise rather than technical content — underperformed by roughly half compared to the accessibility-focused Three.js Short. This pattern suggests topic relevance to the Shorts feed audience matters significantly: technical accessibility content outperforms community merchandise content. The data is limited (only 4 Shorts, 1 day) but consistent with the hypothesis that educational content performs better than promotional content on YouTube Shorts.