An empty house, newly bought, carries Tess Christine's week off
Seventeen days after the house tour went up with a short 'Missed you guys!', it has passed 300,000 views.
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 BOUGHT A HOUSE | Empty House Tour!
"WE BOUGHT A HOUSE | Empty House Tour!" is exactly what it says: Tess Christine walking through a home with nothing in it yet. Its description is three words long, "Missed you guys!", and that tells you something about where it sits on her channel. It reads like a return as much as a tour.
Nothing new went up this week, so the house is doing the work on its own. Seventeen days in, it has passed 300,000 views and is still gathering them at a pace far beyond anything else she has posted lately.
Behind it, the travel diaries keep a gentler rhythm. A quick weekend in Boston from late last year and a Christmas trip to New York, with a stay at the Plaza and a visit to Bryant Park, are still finding viewers, just a few dozen a day each. Perhaps a few people who come for the house wander back to see where she has been.
Tess started the channel in April 2011, and her about text still introduces her as no professional, "just a girl who loves makeup and shopping." Fifteen years on, the busiest video in her lineup has no makeup in it at all.
Among the vlog channels near her size, Brianna Renee, Kelly Wakasa and erica ha are the ones having a busy stretch, all running above their usual daily pace. Tess sits fourth of the nine by subscribers, a little over two million, with an empty house waiting to be filled.
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The videos drawing views on Tess Christine right now
- Channel
- Tess Christine
- Subscribers
- 2,240,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
Bryant Park, one stop on Tess's Christmas trip, sits beside which famous New York landmark?
Bryant Park lies directly behind the library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on Fifth Avenue.



