Among the new shows are Two Sides, which Snap is calling “New Form” genre because it lets viewers watch the narrative from both characters’ point of view at the same time. Basically, what Snap is doing is splitting your screen into two; one character is on the top and the other on the bottom. While Black, on the other hand, is a docuseries that explores racially charged social issues in the US. And there’s also a comedy show for people who love sneakers called, well, Sneaker Heads, which follows three college freshmen “as they navigate the crazy, shady, mercurial world” of the culture in Los Angeles. Both While Black and Sneaker Heads will arrive in the summer.

Snap’s other new shows include Commanders, Can’t Talk Now, Compton Dreams, Denton’s Death Date, Stranded with Sam and Colby, Dead of Night and an untitled BuzzFeed daily show.

According to Snap executives who spoke to Engadget during a media briefing, original shows like Endless Summer have had as many as 28 million unique viewers on Snapchat, which gives the company confidence in the format as a whole. And it may be onto something, considering that another one of its Originals, Bringing Up Bhabie, has also been quite a hit with its young audiences. The next step, Snap execs said, is to make changes to the app that will make it easier to chat with your friends and quickly get back to watching a show — something that doesn’t work particularly smoothly right now.