Copenhagen, ranked the happiest city in the world, carries Brett Conti's week off
His two-week-old attempt at living in the Danish capital, made with Nicklas and Ekat, is closing in on half a million views.
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I Tried Living in the Happiest City in the World
On a usual day Brett Conti's channel draws somewhere close to 96,000 views. Right now it is running at a bit over half of that, which is about what you would expect from a week with nothing new on it.
What is still moving is Copenhagen. "I Tried Living in the Happiest City in the World" went up two weeks ago and is nearing half a million views, and it accounts for a good share of each day's traffic. The premise is in the title: the Danish capital has been ranked first both for happiness and for quality of life, and Brett set out to see what daily life there actually feels like. He did not go alone. The description credits two companions, Nicklas and Ekat. The tags lean the way his channel usually does, toward cost, remote work and the question of whether the expensive version of a place is worth it.
That same question sits behind the channel's second-busiest video, a month-old try at the cheapest way to fly private. The answer is an empty-leg flight, the return trip a jet has to make anyway, and the tags point to Mallorca. Further back, his July trip to Myanmar, built around hitchhiking through villages and a journey to Inle Lake, is still adding views at eleven weeks old.
Among the travel channels closest to him in size, this was one of the quieter weeks: sixth of seven for views gained. Sailing SV Delos and TayBrice, by contrast, were both running well above their usual pace. For a creator whose about page promises travel and business in equal measure, a week without a new trip leaves Copenhagen doing the traveling.
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The videos drawing views on Brett Conti right now
- Channel
- Brett Conti
- Subscribers
- 1,040,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 550,347
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is where Brett Conti's channel stands after a week without new uploads.
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Inle Lake, a stop on Brett's Myanmar trip, is famous for fishermen who row their boats in which unusual way?
The Intha fishermen of Inle Lake stand at the stern and row with one leg wrapped around the oar, which leaves their hands free for the nets.
