Over 750,000 views on the last video. That is absolutely insane. Thank you so much! ❤️🌍
At the end of that video, I asked you to like and comment because it genuinely helps the channel reach more people… and you actually did it. The support has been unbelievable!
And welcome to everyone who discovered the channel through that video!
Remote islands are only one part of what I explore here. Mountains are an equally important part of this channel.
Tomorrow, I’m releasing a new video about mountains so isolated that almost nobody will ever see them in person.
It takes us from the middle of the Sahara to hidden rainforests, nuclear-test islands, remote volcanoes and the Antarctic interior.
Which location sounds most interesting to you: the Sahara, the Amazon, the Russian Arctic or Antarctica? 👀
For comparison, fewer than 8,000 people have ever reached the summit of Mount Everest.
So there are now more than twice as many people subscribed to this channel as there are people who have stood on the highest point on Earth.
Thank you for every view, every comment, every correction, and every suggestion.
I still spend an unreasonable amount of time researching mountains and places I'll probably never visit, so it's pretty cool knowing there are 20,000 people willing to come along for the ride.
Honestly, I never expected so many people to be interested in the same weird corners of the planet that I am.
I honestly can’t believe my channel just reached 10,000 subscribers. It truly means the world to me.
Thank you so, so much for watching, commenting, and supporting the videos. I’m really glad that so many of you share the same passion for mountains, geography, and interesting places around the world. Seeing people connect with this kind of content is the biggest motivation to keep going.
I’m planning to keep delivering high-quality documentaries and to constantly improve with every video. Over time, I also want to explore broader topics beyond mountains. But don't worry, mountains will always be at the heart of this channel and its core identity.
Thank you once again for being here and for supporting the journey.
And tomorrow’s video is coming.. It’s still about mountains, but a very specific kind.
Hey everyone! Thanks for all the support on the channel lately!
New video drops tomorrow. This one dives into the highest mountains on Earth that have never been climbed and the wild reasons why. You’ll definitely want to see how the list ends.
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who’s been watching, liking, and commenting it means a lot. Tomorrow’s video is something special. It’s easily the biggest project I’ve worked on so far. A global journey that took a lot of time to finish.
Curiosity Dude
Over 750,000 views on the last video. That is absolutely insane. Thank you so much! ❤️🌍
At the end of that video, I asked you to like and comment because it genuinely helps the channel reach more people… and you actually did it.
The support has been unbelievable!
And welcome to everyone who discovered the channel through that video!
Remote islands are only one part of what I explore here. Mountains are an equally important part of this channel.
Tomorrow, I’m releasing a new video about mountains so isolated that almost nobody will ever see them in person.
It takes us from the middle of the Sahara to hidden rainforests, nuclear-test islands, remote volcanoes and the Antarctic interior.
Which location sounds most interesting to you: the Sahara, the Amazon, the Russian Arctic or Antarctica? 👀
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Curiosity Dude
20,000 subscribers.
That's a crazy number.
For comparison, fewer than 8,000 people have ever reached the summit of Mount Everest.
So there are now more than twice as many people subscribed to this channel as there are people who have stood on the highest point on Earth.
Thank you for every view, every comment, every correction, and every suggestion.
I still spend an unreasonable amount of time researching mountains and places I'll probably never visit, so it's pretty cool knowing there are 20,000 people willing to come along for the ride.
Honestly, I never expected so many people to be interested in the same weird corners of the planet that I am.
So thanks for being here.
4 months ago | [YT] | 60
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Curiosity Dude
I honestly can’t believe my channel just reached 10,000 subscribers.
It truly means the world to me.
Thank you so, so much for watching, commenting, and supporting the videos. I’m really glad that so many of you share the same passion for mountains, geography, and interesting places around the world. Seeing people connect with this kind of content is the biggest motivation to keep going.
I’m planning to keep delivering high-quality documentaries and to constantly improve with every video. Over time, I also want to explore broader topics beyond mountains. But don't worry, mountains will always be at the heart of this channel and its core identity.
Thank you once again for being here and for supporting the journey.
And tomorrow’s video is coming..
It’s still about mountains, but a very specific kind.
I can’t wait to share it with you!
9 months ago | [YT] | 65
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Curiosity Dude
Have you ever wondered how much it actually costs to climb an 8000-meter peak?
Which one is the cheapest? Which one breaks the bank and why?
Tomorrow, you’ll get the answers to all of these questions… and a lot more.
This has been the most research-heavy (and longest!) video I’ve ever made, and I’m incredibly excited to finally share it with you.
Thank you so much for your continued support! I genuinely hope you enjoy this one. Stay tuned!
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Curiosity Dude
Thank you all for watching, subscribing, and commenting, the support has been incredible! 🙌
Tomorrow: The World’s Hardest Mountains to Climb.
It gets more extreme with every peak, wait till you see the ending.
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Curiosity Dude
Hey everyone! Thanks for all the support on the channel lately!
New video drops tomorrow.
This one dives into the highest mountains on Earth that have never been climbed and the wild reasons why.
You’ll definitely want to see how the list ends.
Set your reminder. It’s coming.
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Curiosity Dude
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who’s been watching, liking, and commenting it means a lot. Tomorrow’s video is something special. It’s easily the biggest project I’ve worked on so far. A global journey that took a lot of time to finish.
Can’t wait to show you.
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