Paul McCartney's 'Hello Goodbye' still leads Colbert's Late Show channel
No new uploads went up, and the three busiest videos all date from the same moment about four months ago, the final monologue among them.
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"Jump Up / Hello Goodbye" Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, Jon Batiste, Louis Cato & Stephen Colbert
Among the talk and late-night channels, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert sits fourth of nine by subscribers, a step behind The Daily Show and just ahead of LastWeekTonight.
Nothing new went up over the past seven days. The views that are still arriving go to three videos that are each 128 days old, and they read like a single farewell. Leading the way is ""Jump Up / Hello Goodbye" Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, Jon Batiste, Louis Cato & Stephen Colbert", a musical send-off whose title says it plainly. Close behind is "Stephen Colbert Takes The Colbert Questionert - EXTENDED SEGMENT", the host answering his own questionnaire for once.
The third is the biggest of the three by total views, yet it runs slowest today: "There's Nothing Special About Stephen Colbert's Final Monologue At "The Late Show"". A title that modest is at odds with its crowd. The song, it turns out, is what people come back to more than the goodbye speech, on a channel that has passed 11 billion lifetime views.
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