Tia Weston's abandoned house 'looks SO different inside'
Her newest Sunday episode passed 700,000 views in about two days, almost level with the previous week's installment, which has had seven more days to get there.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 687,683 views a day, 6.9 times a normal day (99,450).
On an ordinary day, Tia Weston's channel gathers around 100,000 views. That is the steady pace of a renovation series that goes up every Sunday at 8am Mountain Time. This Sunday's episode pushed the channel's daily views to several times that.
Read in order, her recent titles work like a diary of the project. At the end of August came "We've Taken This House As Far As We Can...", a title that sounds like a wall had been hit. Next was "A Huge Reset For My Abandoned House", then "The Inside Transformation Has Begun!!" and "We Really Needed To Get This Done...". The newest, "My Abandoned House Looks SO Different Inside," reads like the payoff those weeks were building toward: the interior, finally changed enough to show off.
It passed 700,000 views in about two days. That puts it within reach of the previous Sunday's episode, which has had a full extra week of viewing. Each of the earlier installments sits somewhere near a million. Maybe the promise of a room that finally looks different is what regular viewers had been waiting for?
Among home and DIY channels close to her size, The Pethericks are also running ahead of their usual pace, while Play Conveyor and Shirahaha are having quieter days. For Tia, the turn is in the titles themselves: in five weeks, the series has gone from how far the house could be taken to how different it looks inside.
Published on Trari
- Channel
- Tia Weston
- Subscribers
- 761,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,942,595
- Channel views, pace per day
- 687,683 (on a normal day: 99,450)
The numbers
Here are the numbers behind a Sunday episode that lifted the whole channel well above its usual daily pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
Chip and Joanna Gaines's renovation series Fixer Upper is set in which Texas city?
Fixer Upper followed the Gaineses renovating homes in and around Waco, Texas, where they built their Magnolia business.

