Stephen, our video, it's going to the moon. We've never had a video do what that video did in 17 years,

because longer than Froano's photos been around, I've posted, but we've never had a video

skyrocket and go to the moon like that video did.

To infinity and beyond for sure. Yeah, I have never seen views like that in the 13, 14 years

that I've been working with you. Quite insane. Yeah, we're talking about the video that I put up

that says, why everyone is wrong, Artemis 2 versus Apollo's Earth Photos, 2026 versus 1972. I won't say that it was a throwaway

video that we were making, but it was one of those videos like when I analyzed the presidential

portraits or something. It's something like that where people were talking about this image.

Now, we're going to dive deeper into the images in a second. And I'm not going to dive into

the analytics right now of this video, but I will be diving into how many views it's got,

how many subscribers it's added, what the estimated revenue has been brought in so far on this,

because we've never seen numbers go to the moon

like this on a video. And speaking of numbers, if you're not following along, we hit basically

half a million views in less than 24 hours. Pretty crazy. Currently at 566,000 and still

doing three or so thousand views an hour, which is far cry from what it was at the height of 43,000 views in an hour.

But we'll get to that when we get to that.

But the whole reason I made the video was because of the photos that were put up by NASA.

For those that aren't aware of, or if you've

been living under the freaking rock, I don't know what's happening. But the Artemis 2 mission took

off like seven days ago at this point and was on its way to the moon. And we also got photos

that it got of Earth, when it could get the full Earth in the image.

And then yesterday, or two days ago, well, yesterday they started releasing images, but two days

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