Bring Back the Classics? | Feedback Friday Ep. 3

Hey everyone, I’m Phoebe, and welcome back to Feedback Friday.

As always, thank you to the more than 11,000 of you who voted in our latest poll where we asked you: "What type of historical content interests you most?" And guys, you did not disappoint.

@Princessbooks

"Where is the all of the above option. I honestly want to see more from ALL of these topics!"

@dudewhat01

"All of them honestly."

@tylergoodman3560

"Epic war and battles; and thanks for asking for feedback, Watchmojo. Keep going for 50 million subscribers."

The results were surprisingly decisive, with Mysteries and Unsolved history taking the top spot with 61% of the vote.

@StLProgressive

I like it all, but the mysteries and unsolved history got my vote.

@Tricob1974

"Rise and Fall" was my pick, but it's really tied with that and "Mysteries".

So, as it turns out, you really really like history, especially if there are some questions left unanswered. And guess what, we’re here for it.

Now, reading through the comments, a few other points started to come through, many of you didn’t just answer the poll but were telling us what types of videos you’d like to see, and some of the ones you miss.

@plokdesign

Social history basically anything Ruth Goodman

@emberjoy6739

Daily Life of Commoners vs Imperial. Specifically Asian History

Some wanted ancient civilizations. Others wanted more mythology. And even more of you asked for strange historical events, disappearances, conspiracies, forgotten empires, and mysteries still being debated today!

Which got us thinking about one of our own big mysteries. During our 20 years on YT, we’ve experimented with hundreds of formats and thousands of topics. As it usually happens, some work, some don’t. And the reasons vary as well, maybe youtube changed, viewer interests evolve, people crash out, or sometimes, we just move on…unless…maybe it’s time to revisit some of the classics?

So, our question for this week is:

What topics do you think should make a comeback on WatchMojo?

- Comic Books (The paper ones, not the movies)

- Science Based videos

- Ancient Legends and Mythology

- Internet Lore

And here’s a bonus question for the comments section:

What are we missing in our coverage of trending topics? More news stories? Latest releases? Celeb gossip?

What is your favorite type of latest film release coverage?

Remember, get in on the poll, leave a comment and your video ideas and we’ll see you next Friday.