TFS TV's Hood Diaries teaser puts home at its centre
The street-documentary preview brings neighbourhood pride and motorcycle ambitions into an upload-free week.
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.
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"Put us on the map for something good for once." That request from a man in a blue hoodie gives TFS TV's Hood Diaries teaser a purpose beyond its quick glimpses of motorcycles, street gatherings and front lawns.
Posted under the spare title "#TFS", the preview opens with another local welcoming the camera to "the Mighty O" and calling it home. A young rider shares his ambition to become a bike lifer. These are brief introductions rather than full conversations, but they fit the channel's stated aim of building a living archive of New Zealand's communities and social history.
TFS TV posted nothing new this week, yet added about 162,000 views across its catalogue. The teaser is the busiest of its highlighted older uploads, followed by the Gloria Masters interview about her experience of childhood abuse and her survivor advocacy. That conversation continues drawing viewers seven weeks after publication.
The subscriber count stayed unchanged at 121,000, while daily viewing is running below the channel's usual pace. Among nearby interview and podcast channels, its weekly view gain sits between those of Lateral with Tom Scott and Louis Theroux. For TFS TV, the week's activity came entirely from work already on the shelf, including that small Hood Diaries invitation to hear how residents describe their own home.
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Where next?
What do you think?
The videos drawing views on TFS TV right now
- Channel
- TFS TV
- Subscribers
- 121,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 162,333
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is TFS TV's week in views and subscribers.



