MKBHD, Sora 2, and the 2007 iPhone reveal -- which tech video actually changed the most?

Tech YouTube spans everything from consumer reviews to actual product launches. MKBHD's retro Game Boy teardown became his most-viewed video ever, proving nostalgia content can outperform flagship phone reviews. OpenAI's "Sora 2" launch video showed AI-generated footage so realistic that most viewers couldn't tell it wasn't filmed. And back in 2007, Steve Jobs walked on stage and casually redefined what a phone even was, in a keynote people still rewatch today. Which of these actually moved the needle the most for how we use or think about technology?

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MKBHD's retro tech teardown of an original Game Boy -- his single most-viewed video ever, beating every flagship smartphone review he's ever made

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OpenAI's "Introducing Sora 2" launch video -- AI-generated footage realistic enough that most people couldn't tell it wasn't real film

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Steve Jobs' original 2007 iPhone keynote -- the "three revolutionary products in one" reveal that people still rewatch as the moment smartphones as we know them began

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