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“WowThings” Channel Review

  • December 2, 2020
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The WowThings is a slowly expanding YouTube channel. It was created on the 16th of December 2018 and currently has over 85,695,062 views. The channel has further reached a staggering number of subscribers of over 286,000. The master-mind behind this channel is Muhammad Ayyaz who started this channel to help bring unique individuals who practiced a unique craft into the light. Focusing mainly on the vast world of Pakistani craft, the channel has eight different playlists formed, each with a differing number of videos.

These playlists include; Craft Ideas, Restoration, Metal Works, Forging, Metal Casting, Machining, Woodworking, and DIY Tools. The highest number of videos belongs to the Metal Casting playlist, having over 55 different videos all highlighting the various metal casting endeavours happening in the crafts industry of Pakistan. The video titled “Dead Old Battery Restoration” is amongst the most viewed videos of the channel with over an incredible 12 million views in the three months it’s been uploaded.

 

WowThings inspires to keep providing its subscribers with fresh, unique, and most importantly, interesting content.

 

 

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