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How We Lived Here

How We Lived Here

@howwelivedhere
3.6K subscribers68 videos423K viewsCAen9.5y old
AI imagery · confirmed$Likely monetizedHistory & culture
Channel statsLifetime · refreshed hourly
Subscribers
3.6K
+60 · 1d
Views / hour
657
recent uploads · 20 in 24 h
Views 7d
8.9K
over 1 day so far
Total views
423K
68 videos
Uploads / week
6.1
53 min median
Median views
4.3K
last 20 uploads
Outlier
0.3×
vs niche median
Ad revenue 30d
$1.4K–3.2K
see how we estimated it

Growth

Subscribers and views as FameX records them

Subscribers

Daily snapshots stored by FameX

Monetization

YouTube Partner Program: 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months

$Likely monetized
Subscribers3.6K / 1K
Watch hours (12 mo, est.)82.6K / 4K

Estimated from public YouTube data, not confirmed by YouTube. Watch hours estimated from lifetime views per year and recent uploads × typical watch time.

The formula

Niche, persona, format and what makes it work

Niche

Canadian social history

Content pillar

Deep-dive historical research from archives and newspapers

Title patterns

The $[N] [X] That [benefit] Forever

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Audience, title patterns, thumbnail style, offers and funnel.

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Why it's faceless

AI imagery · confirmed · 100% confidence

The evidence
  • 1The about text explicitly states 'The visual reconstructions and the narration are created with the help of AI, for educational and illustrative purposes.' Thumbnails and banners feature AI-generated historical scenes and landscapes.

Videos

1:00:41
Lunenburg, 1921: The Winter They Built the Bluenose
3.4K views · 1d ago
52:47
Springhill and the Coal: Life Above the Deepest Mine Before the Last Shift
7.1K views · 2d ago
48:23
Barkerville, 1868: The Gold Town That Burned and Was Rebuilt Before Winter
4.5K views · 3d ago
50:10
Roughing It in the Bush: Two Sisters in the Backwoods of Upper Canada, 1832
4.2K views · 4d ago
42:03
Waterloo County, 1925: The Mennonite Farms That Said No to the Car
6.4K views · 5d ago
2:50:32
THIS IS HOW CANADA LIVED: 100 Years of One Family (1867–1967) | Full Documentary
769 views · 6d ago
6.5×39:28
Fort McMurray, 1960: The River Town Before the Oil Sands
28K views · 1w ago
11.8×39:32
Halifax, 1912: The City That Buried the Titanic's Dead
51.1K views · 1w ago
58:37
Sable Island: The Families Who Lived on a Sandbar in the Open Atlantic
4.4K views · 1w ago
7.2×56:35
Bella Coola: The Norwegian Colony at the End of the Inlet
31.1K views · 1w ago
3.3×49:09
The Barr Colonists, 1903: Two Thousand Townspeople Dropped on the Prairie
14.3K views · 1w ago
19.3×58:39
The Doukhobors: The Villages in British Columbia That Owned Everything in Common
83K views · 1w ago
1:02:55
Kinngait: The Camps, the Trap Line and the Move Into the Settlement
838 views · 2w ago
52:17
Herschel Island: The Winter the Whaling Fleet Froze In
243 views · 2w ago
6.3×58:34
The Gaelic Island: How the Highland Scots Lived in Cape Breton
27K views · 2w ago
57:56
The Winter Promise Ottawa Could Not Keep: the East End of Prince Edward Island
1.4K views · 2w ago
54:48
Fogo Island: The Outports That Were Offered Money to Disappear
3.4K views · 2w ago
50:09
The Loyalists of 1783: Landed on a Forested Shore With an Axe and a Ration
330 views · 3w ago
53:52
Grosse Île: The Quarantine Island Every Ship Had to Stop At
267 views · 3w ago
51:11
New Iceland: The Colony on Lake Winnipeg That Wrote Its Own Constitution
274 views · 3w ago

How it makes money

Ad revenue estimate, products and where the channel sends viewers

How we estimated ad revenue

Last 30 days. Every step is shown, and the parts add up to the total.

Niche RPM
what this niche typically earns per 1,000 views from an English audience
$4.00–$9.00
Audience
English
×1
Video length
40+ min · several mid-rolls
×1.3
Long-form · 272K views
at $5.20–$11.7 RPM
$1,415–$3,183
Shorts · 0 views (0%)
at $0.03–$0.08 RPM
$0.00–$0.00
Estimated total$1,415–$3,183

An estimate from public data, not YouTube Analytics. Sponsorships, memberships and products aren't included.

What they sell

No product found yet.

Channels like How We Lived Here

Matched on what they publish, not just keywords. Inactive channels are left out.

Data from YouTube via YouTube API Services, refreshed hourly. Analysis by FameX — not YouTube data. Revenue is an estimate from niche RPM ranges.

About How We Lived Here

Is How We Lived Here a faceless channel?

Yes. FameX classifies How We Lived Here as a ai imagery channel (confirmed, 100% confidence). The about text explicitly states 'The visual reconstructions and the narration are created with the help of AI, for educational and illustrative purposes.' Thumbnails and banners feature AI-generated historical scenes and landscapes.

Is How We Lived Here monetized?

Probably. With 3,650 subscribers and an estimated 82,612 watch hours in the last 12 months, How We Lived Here appears to meet the YouTube Partner Program thresholds (1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months). This is a FameX estimate, not confirmed by YouTube.

How much does How We Lived Here make?

FameX estimates How We Lived Here earns about $1,415–$3,183 a month from YouTube ads, based on 272K views in 30 days and a typical RPM for the history & culture niche. Sponsorships, memberships and product sales are not included.

How fast is How We Lived Here growing?

In the last 1 days, How We Lived Here gained 60 subscribers and got 8,939 channel views. It has 3,650 subscribers and 422,513 total views.

What kind of videos does How We Lived Here post?

How We Lived Here makes canadian social history; it uploads about 6.1 videos a week; typical videos run 53 minutes.

Data updated 20 Oct 2026. Subscriber and view counts come from the YouTube Data API; verdicts, monetization and revenue are FameX estimates. How FameX works · More history & culture channels