Wendover Productions examines "America's Most Illegal Military Base"
A new military explainer joins the channel's economic and infrastructure stories as daily views reach almost seven times their usual pace.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 759,420 views a day, 6.8 times a normal day (111,061).
Aircraft carriers and submarines are already among Wendover Productions' most-watched subjects. Its new upload returns to military territory with a more provocative title: "America's Most Illegal Military Base."
Posted two days ago, the video has passed half a million views. It arrives alongside a sharp jump in viewing across the channel, though that channel-wide increase is not a count of views on the new release alone.
The shift in subject is notable. Wendover's preceding uploads explored Botswana's wealth, the Channel Tunnel and Ikea's business model. The military-base video brings a question of legality into that mix, with the title's "most illegal" characterization belonging to the creator.
Its credits also offer a reminder of the team behind these explainers. Sam Denby shares writing credit with Tristan Purdy and Christine Benedetti; Alexander Williard handles editing, with four animators and a separate sound team credited on the production.
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Where next?
- Channel
- Wendover Productions
- Subscribers
- 4,920,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,297,993
- Channel views, pace per day
- 759,420 (on a normal day: 111,061)
The numbers
Daily channel views are far above Wendover Productions' usual pace. The new military-base upload has also passed half a million views.
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