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Fights and frights: Boxing, hurricanes, clowns, and more!
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Traffic report

Fights and frights

This traffic report is adapted from theTop 25 Report, prepared with commentary byOZOO (August 27 to September 2) andIgordebraga (September 3 to 9)

Let's get ready to read some Wikipedia articles!!!! (August 27 – September 2, 2017)

The Big Ol' Bout To Knock The Other Guy Out makes its presence felt on this list, with the two protagonists,Floyd Mayweather Jr. andConor McGregor taking the top two spots, and thefight itself in fifth. The fight does the unexpected – dethrone the endingseventh season ofGame of Thrones; the season and the show take spots three and four respectively.

The devastating impact ofHurricane Harvey (#8), which struckHouston this week drew attention.Elsewhere, we find two much discussed women adjacent to each other –Diana, Princess of Wales in ninth for the twentieth anniversary of her death; andTaylor Swift in tenth following the release of her new single.

Blue Whale (#7) is still in the list, unfortunately. Lastly, the sentencing of Indian guruGurmeet Ram Rahim Singh (#6) keeps him in the list.

For the week of August 27 to September 2, 2017, the most popular articles on Wikipedia, as determined from theWP:5000 report were:

RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes
1Floyd Mayweather Jr.b Class2,576,869
In the wake of his victory overConor McGregor (#2) at the back end of last week, the newly-crowned, record-breaking, history-making, fifty-time consecutiveprofessional boxing fight winner returns to the top of this list for the first time sinceMay 2015, where he was in the wake of a victory overManny Pacquiao. So, bit of advice if he wants the world's greatest honor – a number one ranking on this list – again: fight more people.
2Conor McGregorc Class2,068,862
In choosing to make hisprofessional boxing debut against then 49-time consecutive fight winnerFloyd Mayweather Jr. (#1), McGregor forgot the number-one super special technique for winning boxing matches: make sure you only challenge peoplesignificantly worse than you at boxing.
3Game of Thrones (season 7)c Class1,633,579
The seventh series ofGame of Thrones ended on August 27; meaning that it is once again safe to go on the Internet on Mondays and have no fear of accidentally seeing either spoilers, or someone complaining about spoilers.
4Game of Thronesgood Class1,306,948
Should probably begin slip-sliding off the list now that theseventh season is over. But if anything can defy negative expectations, popularity wise, it'sGame of Thrones
5Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregorc Class1,181,688
On August 26, 2017, atT-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada,Floyd Mayweather Jr. (#1) andConor McGregor (#2) got into aboxing ring and proceeded to punch each other repeatedly, as people do in boxing rings. Mr Mayweather was declared winner of the fight, but it is estimated that regardless of the result, both fighters will have made a lot of money. A lot. Probably enough to hire everyone else on this list to perform their songs/TV shows/alleged criminal activities for them personally. They're just that rich.
6Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singhc Class1,174,179
Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, the controversial Indianguru, whose rape conviction on August 25 led towidespread rioting, was sentenced on August 28 to 20 years in prison.
7Blue Whale (game)c Class1,131,952
Continued deaths of alleged players of the fatal "game" in India, continued reporting of the deaths as part of the "game", continued attention brought to the "game", continued people playing the "game".
8Hurricane Harveyc Class999,247
Hurricane Harvey, the first major hurricane to makelandfall in the United States since 2005, struck southernTexas beginning August 25, causing catastropic flooding in theGreater Houston metropolitan area, and the confirmed deaths of 65 people in the United States, as well as one from an earlier landfall on the South American nation ofGuyana.
9Diana, Princess of Walesb Class906,803
Diana, former wife ofCharles, Prince of Wales and therefore once in line to beQueen consort of the United Kingdom, died ina car accident on August 31, 1997; with August 31, 2017, naturally being largely given over to tributes and reminiscences. The repercussions of the cult-esque worship of the late royal have the potential to be quite difficult for theBritish royal family, with recent surveys showing disapproval of the idea of Charles becoming king, presumably from people who don't quite get how monarchy works. Still, if Charles thinks he's got it bad, it's nothing compared to the prospect of the currentPrincess of Wales,Camilla, even having a sniff of becoming Queen, despite the fact that her and Charles' relationship seems far more "fairytale" than the one he had with Diana, with no signs of infidelity coming from either side.
10Taylor Swiftfeatured Class758,877
At last some new music from one of the world's greatest singers! Alternatively, oh no, that manipulative, attention-seeking, snake is at it again. (Neutral point of view, remember). The launch campaign for Ms. Swift's sixth studio album,Reputation, has begun with the launch on August 25 of thelead single, "Look What You Made Me Do". The song has topped the charts in eleven countries thus far, including theUnited States, theUnited Kingdom, andNew Zealand.

Clowns, hurricanes, and blow (September 3 to 9, 2017)

It was a really scary week: the Americas have people frightened of killer clowns inIt (#1, #6), and losing their homes to the2017 Atlantic hurricane season (#4, #7), and threatened to be deported by the Trump administration rescindingDACA (#2); meanwhile in Asia, India has the Blue Whale suicides (#3). Thedeaths in 2017 list even returned to the top 10. The escapism that always permeates the rest of the list, aside from football/soccer (#8) continues subjects as heavy as the monster clowns, withNarcos (#9) reviving interest in the Colombian cartels (#5).

For the week of September 3–9, 2017, the most popular articles on Wikipedia, as determined from the WP:5000 report were:

RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes
1It (2017 film)c Class1,889,679
Stephen King fans are pleased to see an adaptation better thanThe Dark Tower:It, previouslyadapted as a miniseries, got glowing reviews and flocks of people went to theaters to get scared byPennywise the clown, generating a massive $123 million opening weekend (not only the best ever for the genre, but the second of all time for an R rating behindDeadpool).
2Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivalsstart Class1,736,311
Donald Trump continues his crusade against both immigration and whatever predecessor Barack Obama did by rescinding this policy that allowed some individuals who entered the United States illegally as minors to defer their deportation and seek a work permit. Needless to say, reaction was negative, with both protests like the one pictured on the left, anda lawsuit started by 15 states and the District of Columbia to not repeal DACA.
3Blue Whale (game)c Class1,162,550
India, get it done with taking this "game" from circulation. This is even worse than theRussian roulette gambling den fromThe Deer Hunter.
4Hurricane Irmac Class1,102,020The most intense Atlantic hurricane in a decade has ravaged the Caribbean and made landfall in Florida. Given Hurricane Harvey hit two weeks prior, it's the first time the United States were hit by two such strong storms the same year, and at least theEnvironmental Protection Agency showed they learned from Harvey to ensure the damage wasn't as bad stateside.
5Cali Cartelc Class1,037,554Colombian drug dealers, namely an offshoot of theMedellín Cartel that wound up surpassing the original in the mid-1990s? This can only mean one thing:Narcos is back (#9).
6It (novel)start Class889,688The success ofIt (#1) understandably also boosts the source material by Stephen King (pictured), specially since the on-screen title isIt: Chapter One, given half the novel is still left for a sequel.
7Hurricane Andrewfeatured Class764,489With Hurricane Irma (#4) approaching Florida, it brought back memories of 25 years ago, when Andrew became the costliest storm to ever hit the state.
82018 FIFA World Cup qualificationstart Class760,123More football squads are getting their spots for next year's tournament in Russia. Joining the hosts and the already qualified Brazil (the biggest champions who are the only nation present in all tournaments) and Iran (who tortured me and other viewers in 2014 withboring play), are the other three Asian squads (Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia) plus the first ones from North/Central America (Mexico) and Europe (Belgium). The qualifiers resume in October 5.
9Narcos (season 3)start Class727,867Narcos is one of those series that don't bother with the death of the main character, as the second season ended withPablo Escobar's death: now they head south of Medellín to focus on theCali Cartel (#4).
10Deaths in 2017list Class701,304"That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons even death may die."

Exclusions

  • These lists excludes the Wikipedia main page, non-article pages (such asredlinks), and anomalous entries (such as DDoS attacks or likely automated views). Since mobile view data became available to the Report in October 2014, we exclude articles that have almost no mobile views (5–6% or less) or almost all mobile views (94–95% or more) because they are very likely to be automated views based on our experience and research of the issue. Please feel free to discuss any removal on theTop 25 Report talk page if you wish.
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EPA doesn't manage hurricane response

"the Environmental Protection Agency showed they learned from Harvey to ensure the [hurricane] damage wasn't as bad stateside" – surely you mean theFederal Emergency Management Agency? – ☆Bri (talk)04:34, 25 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Per content atHurricane Irma#Florida that is cited there, EPA is correct. The specific issue is hazardous materials, not general disaster or public/social services.DMacks (talk)04:48, 25 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Unfortunate that somebody more familiar with US agencies didn't get a chance to work on this before publication. It really is FEMA first (seeCriticism of government response to Hurricane Katrina) and EPA as a secondary, near incidental role.Bri.public (talk)17:26, 25 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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