Ødegaard 'rent free' in Neymar's head, and Gyökeres on the golf course, while Arsenal News Channel rests
The clips channel posted nothing new, and a 95-day-old World Cup clip from Brazil's loss to Norway is the one on top of its shelf.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard 🇳🇴 lives rent free in Neymar’s head…😂
On a usual day, Arsenal News Channel draws a little over 100,000 views, and these seven days looked much the same, even with no new uploads. The week added about 650,000 views and roughly a thousand subscribers, which puts the channel at around 358,000.
The clip with the most momentum is from the summer. "Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard 🇳🇴 lives rent free in Neymar's head…😂" comes from the World Cup, and its tags point to the match behind the joke: Brazil 1-2 Norway. Ødegaard captains Norway as well as Arsenal, so the channel had an easy reason to claim the moment as its own. The clip has passed 380,000 views.
Two lighter Arsenal moments sit behind it. One is Viktor Gyökeres, the Swedish striker, trying his hand at golf. The other is Ødegaard again, nutmegging Anderson in the Community Shield, a match its tags record as a 3-0 Arsenal win over Manchester City. None of these three is moving quickly, so most of the channel's steady traffic is spread across its wider shelf.
Among the football channels nearest its size, SBS Sport is running at several times its usual pace and Stephen Howson is also above his. The United Stand XTRA is at about half its normal rate, while Arsenal News Channel sits in the middle of the group for views gained this week.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Arsenal News Channel right now
- Channel
- Arsenal News Channel
- Subscribers
- 358,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 652,389
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Arsenal News Channel's week looks in figures.
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