America with Amos
@americawithamos
Language: EnglishCountry: United States44 days old
- Persona: Professor Amos Whitaker · Retired professional · Senior
- American geography
- American states
- Hidden places
- Geography facts
- Geology
- Caves
- Appalachia
- Texas
- Subscribers
- 7.93K
- Total views
- 2.18M
- Videos
- 23
Stats updated Stats from YouTube
Growth
Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days
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| Day (UTC) | Subscribers |
|---|---|
| Oct 14, 2026 | 7,930 |
| Oct 13, 2026 | 7,440 |
| Oct 12, 2026 | 7,200 |
Top videos
Most viewed
Length 58:05South Texas Is Hiding Something Most Americans Never Notice
344K views
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Length 24:59East Texas Is Hiding Something Most Americans Never Notice
277K views
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Length 18:31Western North Carolina Is Hiding Something Most Americans Never Notice
262K views
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Length 46:34Northern Alabama Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don’t Know Exists
211K views
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Length 1:00:57Eastern Oklahoma Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don’t Know Exists
182K views
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Length 21:53Southern Missouri Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don't Know Exists
165K views
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Latest videos
Newest first
Length 1:36:50Southern Louisiana is hiding something most Americans never notice
972 views
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Length 1:48:42Western Arkansas Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don’t Know Exists
13.5K views
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Length 1:08:47Northern Georgia Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don't Know Exists
120K views
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Length 52:30Southern Illinois Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don’t Know Exists
59.7K views
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Length 1:00:57Eastern Oklahoma Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don’t Know Exists
182K views
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Length 54:23East Texas Is Hiding One of America's Strangest Forests
37.2K views
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What they sell
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How they sell it
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Analysis
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Persona
Professor Amos Whitaker
Retired professional · Senior · Male · Study with a globe, wall map and bookshelf (avatar); beside satellite maps in thumbnails
- Niche
Hidden American regional geography: caves, mountains, rivers, odd borders
- Audience
Americans curious about the geography, geology and oddities of their own and neighbouring states, including lifelong locals and armchair travellers (inferred from titles and descriptions that address lifelong residents of each state).
- Avatar
- Realistic avatar
- A photorealistic older man with swept-back grey hair and wire-rimmed glasses, in a red cable-knit sweater over a plaid collared shirt, shown half-length beside a satellite map or, in the avatar, in a study with a globe and bookshelf.
- Format
One American region per video: a hook of 4–5 teasers, the host's retired-teacher intro, then a numbered countdown of 25–30 geographic facts, a recap that ties them together and a comment question.
- Typical length
Mostly 19–29 min before Sep 30; 38–109 min from Sep 30 on
- Content pillars
- Caves, sinkholes and underground worlds
- Ancient mountains, geology and odd landforms
- Rivers, borders and strange lines on the map
- Forgotten towns and local history tied to the land
- Region tours: Texas, Appalachia, the Ozarks, the South
- Title patterns
- [Region] Is Hiding Something Most Americans Don't Know Exists
- [Region] Is Hiding Something Most Americans Never Notice
- [Region] Has a Geographic Secret Almost Nobody Knows
- [Region] Is Nothing Like Most Americans Think
- [Region] Is Hiding One of America's Strangest [Forests]
- Thumbnails
The same older man in a red cable-knit sweater and glasses, half-length at one side, pointing at a satellite map of one state with the region in a red glow; a white caption box with 2–3 words (DON'T GO HERE!, IT'S TERRIFYING, LOOK CLOSER!) and a red arrow.
Their thumbnails, most viewed first
- Why it works
- 18 of 22 titles use one formula ('[Region] Is Hiding Something Most Americans...') and so do all 10 most viewed; the 4 others drew 644 to 30,533 views
- One thumbnail template in 10 of 10 images: the same presenter beside a red-marked state map, a white 2–3 word caption (DON'T GO HERE! on 5)
- Teacher-authority hook: both transcripts and 11 of 22 description excerpts present him as a retired geography teacher with decades of teaching
- A repeatable countdown: both transcripts open with teasers, then count down 30 facts; 7 descriptions promise 25 facts
- Steady output: 22 uploads in six weeks (about 4 a week, median gap 1.2 days), and 9 of them passed 100,000 views
Where the channel points
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