Divine beauty proves dangerous on See U in History / Mythology
Thirteen uploads span mortal misfortune, Horus's claim to a throne and competing stories of creation.
See U in History / Mythology
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5 Women Too Beautiful to Survive the Gods
"5 Women Too Beautiful to Survive the Gods" drew the biggest audience among See U in History / Mythology's new uploads, reaching roughly 14,000 views. Its comments turn quickly to Medusa: sympathy for her fate sits alongside a debate about which version of her story belongs in a Greek mythology collection. Mythology rarely comes with just one edition.
Elsewhere, the week's divine family trouble becomes a succession dispute. "The Heir Against the Usurper: The Divine War of Horus and Set" follows Horus's attempt to reclaim Osiris's throne, with Isis supporting her son through trials before Ra and the divine council. Broader introductions to Norse and Hindu mythology offer a change of scale, moving from individual disputes to whole worlds of gods, transformation and cosmic cycles.
The strongest daily momentum now belongs to two creation stories. "Anunnaki: The Search for Gold and the Creation of Humanity" explicitly presents a reimagining of ancient myths, turning a planetary crisis and a workers' revolt into humanity's origin story. "The Creation of the World According to the Bible" follows the Genesis account through the seventh day's rest.
The channel added about 551,000 views over seven days, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among nearby education channels, GeoGlobeTales had a much larger viewing week; here, a busy publishing schedule ranged beyond mythology to agriculture's transformation of human life and the Mongol Empire's fragmentation.
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I pity Medusa the most out of all of them it just shows that the gods were more trouble than helpful towards mortals.
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- Channel
- See U in History / Mythology
- Subscribers
- 2,370,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 550,761
- Videos published this week
- 13
- Video published
- October 13, 2026
- Video views so far
- 14,474
- Views on its first day
- 4,783
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