Iyah May's "Good Citizen" offers an Amy Dangerfield catch-up
An older Candace Owens reaction shares the channel's active shelf with Amy's critique of romance writing and BookTok.
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.
Candace Owens Discovers Iyah May's "Good Citzen"
Amy Dangerfield left the upload schedule clear, with her channel bringing in about 9,200 views over the week and its subscriber count unchanged.
The most active of her highlighted older uploads is "Candace Owens Discovers Iyah May's "Good Citzen"." It centers on Owens encountering May's song while answering live SuperChats. Months after posting, it is drawing more daily views than either of the other older videos highlighted here, though it accounts for only a small part of viewing across the channel.
Another catch-up option takes a different route through internet culture. "The Science of Female Gooning" presents Amy's critique of sexually explicit romance fiction, moving from a definition of smut to complaints about modern writing and her interpretation of female desire. Its tags place BookTok and Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing in the discussion.
Daily viewing is a little below Amy's usual pace. Nearby commentary channel Johnny Reacts had a growing week, while Amy's audience remained at 103,000 subscribers without a new episode of The Amy Dangerfield Show.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Amy Dangerfield right now
- Channel
- Amy Dangerfield
- Subscribers
- 103,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 9,204
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Amy's channel and older uploads are doing.
💡 Test your knowledge
Whose song does Candace Owens encounter in Amy's highlighted reaction upload?
The upload's title and description identify the song as Iyah May's "Good Citizen."




