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EmperorTigerstar sends the map calendar forward to 2027

His only new upload follows daylight saving time around the world, with Kevin MacLeod's "Lightless Dawn" setting an unexpectedly ominous mood.

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.

The Progression of Daylight Savings Time: Every Day (2027)The Progression of Daylight Savings Time: Every Day (2027)

January begins with parts of Australia, New Zealand and Chile already highlighted. Then the calendar ticks forward, North America turns yellow, and Europe follows: EmperorTigerstar's familiar moving-map format has traded changing borders for changing clocks.

"The Progression of Daylight Savings Time: Every Day (2027)" uses projected dates for next year to show why the world never switches together. As northern regions put their clocks forward, southern regions approach the autumn switch back. The animation squeezes that staggered annual routine into less than three minutes, without spoken narration.

The week's sole upload has collected roughly 39,000 views. In the comments, viewers joke about getting a map of the future, question the ominous soundtrack and flag places whose clock arrangements deserve another look. One particularly economical question asks where all that saved daylight actually goes.

The map-color conversation we reported here has also acquired a follow-up. "Country Color Survey Results," presenting viewers' votes, is currently the channel's busiest individual upload. Next comes "The French Colony On Maps That Never Existed," about the supposed French possession at Sheikh Said in Yemen, with the daylight-saving animation behind it.

Across the channel, weekly views passed a million and subscribers continued to grow, although daily viewing is below its usual level. Nearby in the education group, The Rest Is History and History on Maps are having busier viewing weeks. EmperorTigerstar's own most active corner remains distinctly cartographic: what colors countries should be, what maps got wrong, and when their clocks change.

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  • ok gj, the music at 0:47 matching the updating map did something to me...
  • Is this video technically predicting what the world will look like next year?
    @prodigymapping4891See it on YouTube
  • I looked at the day/month/year counter was very confused for a moment. lol
    @internationalreIationsSee it on YouTube
  • man i miss 2027
    @hubertchudzik3931See it on YouTube
  • I was hoping to see this be from year to year when the practice was in place and not in place

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The facts
Subscribers
572,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
1,033,735
Videos published this week
1
Video published
October 30, 2026
Video views so far
39,127

The numbers

Here is how EmperorTigerstar's week adds up.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
BBC Ideas
216,097
Linfamy
95,558
Suibhne
31,034
subscribers
572,000
▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days
total views
218,664,737
views per day
116,206
typical day: 165,469
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
BBC Ideas
705,000
Suibhne
687,000
Linfamy
530,000
As of November 6, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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