Drew Durnil puts America's regional boundaries up for debate
A dozen uploads take in Balkan borders, Eiffel Tower copies and the historical exceptions behind a colonial-era map.
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.
Is This Really the Most PERFECT Regional Map of the USA?!
Where does one American region end and another begin? Drew Durnil's latest map question turns the familiar outline of the United States into something less settled: how to divide it up inside.
"Is This Really the Most PERFECT Regional Map of the USA?!" is drawing the channel's fastest daily viewing right now. It arrives in a dozen-upload week that also asks viewers to consider Balkan borders and why Eiffel Towers keep appearing far beyond Paris. For a channel built around history, geography and world memes, there is plenty here for anyone who enjoys arguing with a map.
The week's most-watched new upload remains the Short "Were These Countries REALLY Never Colonized by Europeans?!", now approaching 850,000 views. Drew works through a purple-highlighted world map, explaining buffer states, questioning Liberia's inclusion and distinguishing European colonization from rule by other powers. That distinction also runs through the comments, where viewers debate what counts as colonization, occupation or outside control rather than simply accepting the map's categories.
Across the channel, the week added roughly three million views. Subscribers stayed unchanged, while daily viewing is close to its usual level. Nearby educational channels offer a quieter backdrop: Invicta is also near its normal daily audience, while Philosophy Tube and Fall of Civilizations are running below theirs.
Drew's newest American map and the Eiffel Tower question now join the colonial-history Short as the channel's busiest viewing draws, moving the conversation from imperial borders to regional ones and a very recognizable Parisian silhouette.
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- Channel
- Drew Durnil
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- October 19, 2026
- Video views so far
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In which city does the original Eiffel Tower stand?
The original Eiffel Tower stands on the Champ de Mars in Paris.


