Each line is one video's cumulative views divided by its channel's median, read every 15 minutes across its first 72 hours. The dotted guides mark the .5x, 1x and 3x bands; the chips pick which band is drawn.
Each cell counts the videos published in that hour and weekday, Eastern time. Deeper purple is more videos; a green ring means at least one of them finished above 3x.
Hour published, Eastern time · green ring = at least one finished above 3x
Each dot is one video's 72-hour ratio, on its channel's row; channels sort by breakout share. The right edge carries the channel's subscribers and videos tracked.
One dot per channel, placed by its subscriber count and the median ratio of its tracked videos — both axes log, dot size is how many videos it has in the watch.
Each dot is a video, placed by its 72-hour ratio and the likes it earned per thousand views. Color is the verdict band.
One video's views-per-hour, one candle per six hours. Open and close are the rate entering and leaving the window; the wicks are the fastest and slowest 15-minute stretches inside it. Green means the rate rose over the window, red means it fell. Rates carry a 3-reading rolling average because 15-minute deltas are noisy. Pick the video above the chart.
Each box is every tracked video's ratio to its channel median at that hour: the box is the middle half, the dark line the median, the whiskers the 5th and 95th percentiles.