Why is “You Can See Everything” trending?
You Can See Everything: Wikipedia views yesterday 54,838 (0.8× usual), compared across 7 languages with a 30-day chart.
Last 30 days
Interest by language (Wikipedia)
| Language | Views yesterday | Rise (vs usual) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portuguese | 1,111 | 1.1× | Read ↗ |
| English | 54,838 | 0.8× | Read ↗ |
| Spanish | 1,252 | 0.7× | Read ↗ |
| German | 1,507 | 0.6× | Read ↗ |
| Korean | – | – | Read ↗ |
| Japanese | – | – | No article |
| Chinese | – | – | Read ↗ |
How we rank: yesterday’s Wikipedia views compared with the median of the previous 14 days, per language edition. Automated traffic is filtered out. Pageviews show curiosity, not approval.
Wikidata: Q141336617
About this data
Every day we read the previous day’s page views for Wikipedia in seven languages from the Wikimedia Pageviews API. A topic is “rising” when its views jump compared with its own recent average, so a small topic that suddenly doubles can rank above a huge one that stays steady. Main pages, special pages and obvious bot traffic are filtered out.
A spike in views shows curiosity, not approval: news, anniversaries, deaths, sports results and new releases are the usual reasons. Short descriptions come from Wikidata and photos from Wikimedia Commons with their own licence and author.