A whale shark passes beneath YBS Youngbloods' clear-bottom view
With no new uploads, an ocean encounter has reached 13 million views alongside the channel's boat-camping adventures.
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.
Transparent Kayak - World’s Largest Shark
The fin could belong to a great white or a tiger shark, the kayaker initially wonders. Then the white spots come into view. "Oh, it's a whale shark!" he says, before the animal swims directly beneath the transparent hull.
That brief encounter in "Transparent Kayak - World's Largest Shark" is the most active video on YBS Youngbloods right now, drawing roughly 89,000 views a day. The clear kayak supplies the detail that makes the scene: the shark doesn't simply disappear underwater, it remains visible beneath the paddler.
Brodie Moss and the YBS crew posted nothing new this week, but their existing adventures added about 1.6 million views. Daily viewing is now nearly three times the channel's usual pace, while the subscriber count stayed unchanged over the week.
There is longer-form ocean living in the mix, too. "4 Days Alone At Sea - Boat Camping & Bowfishing Food," labeled Episode 414, is the next most active upload, followed by "7 Days Survival On Crocodile Islands Until It All Went Wrong.." Those titles offer extended expeditions; the kayak encounter delivers its change of perspective in seconds, from an uncertain fin in the distance to a spotted giant directly below.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on YBS Youngbloods right now
- Channel
- YBS Youngbloods
- Subscribers
- 8,760,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,626,471
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how YBS Youngbloods' audience and viewing moved this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which activity accompanies boat camping in YBS Youngbloods' four-day sea adventure?
The upload is titled "4 Days Alone At Sea - Boat Camping & Bowfishing Food."




