The standing record of a YouTube channel — what’s moving, what carries it, where it points.
Every channel here is a full daily record — every video, every quiet day — connected by the person who runs it, and rebuilt every morning.
6 views over the last 2 reported days. Reports run through September 4; 9 later days await YouTube’s reports. On the film: 1 upload, 1 recorded change and 1 recorded event.
- “Day 2 of sharing funny fails 💀 #shorts” published August 8.
- Details changed August 9, 1 day after publish. (+2 more that moment)
- Ukraine crossed 5% of views on Day 2 of sharing funny fails 💀 #shorts. (+4 more that moment)
- Week of August 9 — 0 views.
- Week of August 30 — 6 views.
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What’s happening
No new data reported since September 4 — the channel is still tracked, and the record picks up when reporting resumes.
6 views in the last 28 reported days — older videos brought all of them.
One plain line, rewritten every morning from that channel’s own numbers — the answer first, the working one tap away.
Read the whole record →What’s carrying it
Older videos carry all current viewing — 6 views in the last 28 days.
Channel Page brought 6 of the last 28 days' 6 views.
How the pool works
6 views in the last 28 days; the pool range for channels this size is 2,976–8,283.
The benchmarks page carries the ranges themselves, with the number of channels behind each one.
See the ranges →What an honest outlook looks like
This channel has no dated call today.
Dates appear only after past calls have held up against the record, and every call is kept beside how the last ones did.
See what’s ahead →What connecting adds
Your channel gets the same record you have been reading — yours from the day you connect.
- The daily record, rebuilt every morning.
- A dated ledger of every title and thumbnail edit.
- An outlook kept beside its own track record.
- The whole thing as one SQLite file you can download.
