No Ordinary Family's math-vision football throw nears azan's ten million club
The clip from the 2010 superhero series passed three million views in a week on a channel now approaching a million subscribers.
azanStory of 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.
Who wouldn't want to have such a capability#foryou #film #movie
Azan stands at 968,000 subscribers after adding 29,000 in seven days, so the round million is no longer far off for this clips channel, which cuts short scenes from other people's films and shows.
Only three uploads went up, and one did nearly all the talking. "Who wouldn't want to have such a capability" comes from No Ordinary Family, the 2010 ABC series about a family that gains powers after a plane crash in the Amazon. The scene shows a boy seeing the world as angles and trajectories, and it has passed three million views. Commenters treat it like a video game, saying he switched on a trajectory hack or unlocked the good ending. Students joke that this is how their math teacher expects math to be used in real life. One chess fan spent a whole paragraph checking the opening the boy plays on the board.
The other two clips stayed smaller. A Manifest scene, "Follow the Voice to the Truth," had a fast first day and then slowed, while a Mr. & Mrs. Smith clip from 2005 began quietly and has gathered pace since.
Older uploads are doing more of the work. A What Women Want clip, three weeks old, is still drawing the most views each day, with an Elemental short and a Scream-and-Imposters pairing close behind. Together they kept the channel running at about twice its usual daily pace.
Among movie and TV clip channels of a similar size, nobody gained more views this week. CinePals was the other busy one, while In Deep Geek held to its usual rhythm.
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What viewers say
Bro unlocked the good ending 😭
@MiaThe_WeirdoSee it on YouTubeThis is how our math teacher expects us to use math irl 😭
@hayamijunko193See it on YouTubeBro turned on show trajectory hack
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- Channel
- azan
- Subscribers
- 968,000 ▲ 29,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 62,089,808
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 3,135,886
- Views on its first day
- 802,938
The numbers
Here is how azan's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
In What Women Want (2000), the film behind azan's busiest clip, who plays the man who can hear women's thoughts?
Mel Gibson starred as Nick Marshall in Nancy Meyers's What Women Want, alongside Helen Hunt.
