English Vs Northern Irish, and petrol stations billed as 'ELITE', for Alana & Josh
The couple's cross-border comedy has the channel far busier than usual, while most couples channels around its size are running quiet.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 188,166 views a day, 6.7 times a normal day (27,923).
Is a petrol station in Northern Ireland really better than one in England? Alana and Josh say so, in capital letters, and their channel is having a far busier day than usual while they make the case.
Their recent uploads keep returning to one joke: how differently things are done on either side of the Irish Sea. "English Vs Northern Irish ☘️🏴", posted on October 5, has passed 158,000 views, more than anything else they have put up in the past fortnight. "Northern Irish petrol stations are ELITE! ☘️" followed a day later and is already past 70,000. It is not clear which video is behind the jump. Perhaps the cross-border pair is doing the work together, or perhaps "The neighbour wars have begun… 🏠" from late September is still pulling people in.
The day stands out more against the channels around it. Most of the couples and family channels close to Alana & Josh in size, Brad and Mill and Reagan Chan among them, are running below their usual pace right now.
The rest of their week stayed closer to home. They spent a weekend looking after Alana's wee brother, a teenager, which the description calls eventful and eye-opening, and they posted a "Men Vs Women during pregnancy" sketch. Their about line sums up the whole operation in four words: here for the craic.
Published on Trari
- Channel
- Alana & Josh
- Subscribers
- 121,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 366,972
- Channel views, pace per day
- 188,166 (on a normal day: 27,923)
The numbers
The channel drew several times its usual daily views, a lift that stands out for a channel of around 121,000 subscribers.
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Northern Ireland's famous Giant's Causeway, with its thousands of basalt columns, lies in which county?
The Giant's Causeway is on the north coast of County Antrim, near the town of Bushmills.


