Brent Rivera adds 100,000 subscribers alongside his movie-set tour
His abandoned-location upload has passed five million views, returning to a Google Maps format already among his most-watched videos.
Why this story? The channel is adding 100,009 subscribers a day, 30 times a normal day (3,274).
Exploring Abandoned Movie Sets on Google Maps!
The Hunger Games, Batman, Star Wars and Squid Game supply the destinations in "Exploring Abandoned Movie Sets on Google Maps!" Brent Rivera's description promises a search for the real locations left behind by screen worlds that once looked anything but forgotten.
The upload arrives alongside an unusually large subscriber gain: roughly 100,000 in a day, about thirty times Rivera's usual daily increase. Views across the channel also climbed to more than triple their usual daily level. Those are channel-wide changes, not a measure of how many people subscribed because of this particular video.
The movie-set expedition has passed five million views since its November 4 release. As we reported here, it takes Rivera beyond simply moving a cursor around a map.
This is familiar territory with a different destination. His earlier "Exploring the Scariest Google Maps Locations!" is already among the channel's most-watched regular uploads. The new trip swaps that broad search for places viewers may recognize from films and television.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Brent Rivera right now
- Channel
- Brent Rivera
- Subscribers
- 44,600,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 31,235,432
- Channel views, pace per day
- 11,814,469 (on a normal day: 3,831,530)
The numbers
The subscriber gain stands out even more sharply than the channel's rise in daily views.
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In which country was Squid Game created?
Squid Game is a South Korean series created by Hwang Dong-hyuk.






