Kara and Nate's school bus reaches Asia in Mongol Rally Ep. 5
The week's single upload came close to 700,000 views in two days, far ahead of the country that "technically" doesn't exist.
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.
We Drove a School Bus to Asia (Mongol Rally Ep. 5)
Kara and Nate put out one video, and it carried the channel: "We Drove a School Bus to Asia (Mongol Rally Ep. 5)." Posted on Saturday, it opened at a speed that roughly matched the whole channel's usual daily pace, and two days in it is still drawing views about ten times faster than anything else they have up.
The rally's earlier legs are holding on behind it. Episode 4, "24 Hours in a Country that "Technically" Doesn't Exist," has passed a million views at nine days old and keeps ticking along, and Episode 3's visit to Europe's least visited country is still collecting a steady trickle at sixteen days. Maybe the new episode is sending people back to catch up on the trip?
Overall, the channel ran exactly at its usual pace. Among travel channels, Kara and Nate sit second by subscribers, with only Jen Smith ahead. Camper MidNight is having by far the busiest time in the group, and Simon Wilson is also drawing more daily views, while Kara and Nate outpace everyone else listed, from Kurt Caz to Rick Steves' Europe.
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The videos drawing views on Kara and Nate right now
- Channel
- Kara and Nate
- Subscribers
- 4,540,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- September 26, 2026
- Video views so far
- 689,144
- First-day pace, views per day
- 724,012
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Kara and Nate's week.





