THE WHY reaching 14 million views on YouTube!

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April 26, 2021

In April 2021, our YouTube channel reached a total of 14 million views. These views amount to 2.8 million watch hours, meaning THEWHY’s films have been watched for 2.8 million hours on YouTube, which is about320 consecutive years of watching. We are honoured about that. Especially since it is a major rise of 20 percent since one year ago where we had 11,6 million views. The most viewed film on YouTube THE WHY is The Secret Slaves of the Middle Eastwith 3,4 million views.

 Visit the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/THEWHYFoundation

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