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The pandemic, alleged murder, a massacre, and other deaths: Plus Rajput, Musk, Epstein, Maxwell, Owens and Anonymous
The Signpost

Traffic report

The pandemic, alleged murder, a massacre, and other deaths

This traffic report is adapted from theTop 25 Report, prepared with commentary byIgordebraga andRebestalic

If living in a world being dragged down by a pandemic wasn't depressing enough, the deaths of African-American people allegedly at the hands of law enforcement led to protests, think pieces, a whole mess, regarding race relations and police brutality, and the most viewed Wikipedia articles followed the trends accordingly.

(data provided by the provisionalTop 1000)

I see no changes, all I see is racist faces (May 24 to 30, 2020)

Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (May 24 to 30, 2020)
RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes/about
1Death of George Floyd3,328,657On May 25th, a 46-year-old African-American man, George Floyd, died while in the process of being arrested by officers of the localMinneapolis Police Department. His death was alledgedly caused by Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin, who, according to the article linked to the left, held his knee on Floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. In the aftermath of his death, protests sprang up across the globe, some of them violent. Chauvin was later arrested and is charged with third-degree murder – akadepraved-heart murder, where someone does an act of "depraved indifference" to human life that ends up killing someone else.
2Third-degree murder1,887,890
3Elon Musk1,654,330On another note – Elon Musk is most probably doing well because of a) his recently born child, X AE A-Xii Musk (of whom Grimes (#16) is the mother) and b) the recentDemo 2 rocket flight (made possible by his company SpaceX, ranked here at #13), which sent Americans into space for the first time in just shy of nine years.
4Jeffrey Epstein1,340,068Jeffrey Epstein was, by profession, a 'financier' – defined in the Oxford Dictionary as 'a person concerned in the management of large amounts of money on behalf of governments or other large organizations'. Unfortunately, he was also known for being rather sexually unrestrained. Up to 130 people have said that they're Epstein's biological children. That's rather unsettling, if you ask me. Anyway, the fellows atNetflix have come out with a series on him, titledJeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich.
5Dominic Cummings1,299,284This individual is currently the chief adviser to British prime ministerBoris Johnson. The UK is currently in the process of loosening up lockdowns instigated by theCOVID-19 pandemic.
6COVID-19 pandemic1,014,054Oh dear.
7Michael Jordan962,894The Last Dance ended last week, but people still seek the basketball legend covered by the ESPN\Netflix show. The only thing missing for basketball fans is for the NBA's return in late July – finishing the regular season, unlikeskipping to a bigger postseason like the NHL will do.
8Jacob Frey840,724The mayor of Minneapolis, who after seeing his law enforcement cause #1, called for the dismissal of the responsible policemen and for Derek Chauvin to be charged for his alleged crimes.
9Deaths in 2020811,941A lot of people die; unfortunately, 2020 is no exception.
10Murder (United States law)617,442It's most probable that the article for murder in the US came up as a result of the alleged murder of aforementionedGeorge Floyd via police mistreatment.

Misplaced hate makes disgrace to races (May 31 to June 6)

Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (May 31 to June 6, 2020)
RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes/about
1Killing of George Floyd6,589,437[a]According to the Wikipedia article for the death of African-American man George Floyd, he said 'I can't breathe' in some way at least sixteen times while being pinned to the ground by the neck by the knee of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
2Antifa (United States)5,682,388I'm not sure for certain, but I'm pretty sure that Antifa is a truncation of 'Anti-Fascism' or 'Anti-Fascist Action'. No surprises there then, because Antifa is an anti-fascist activist movement, which aims to cause change through things like protesting and sit- or die-ins. The red flag on the bottom you see in the Antifa logo supplied represents Communism (used in the formerSoviet Union and most if not all countries that sided with it (of which, along with the Soviet Union, can be referred to as theEastern Bloc, as well as China, Cuba etc.), and the big black flag representsAnarchism (a system used in various small states such as the now-defunctMakhnovia).
3Jeffrey Epstein2,262,029Money-handler Jeffrey Epstein could have in excess of a hundred biological children. You see, he was quite sexually relaxed. He has now been showcased in Netflix'sJeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich.
4Shooting of Breonna Taylor1,756,388Another police brutality issue, this time involving police officers servingLouisville, Kentucky. After the mentioned police officers came into Ms. Taylor's home with permission of a search warrant, Taylor's boyfriend fired some shots at the officers, believing they were intruders. The police officers (who might've assumed that Taylor and boyfriend were actively trying to fight them off, not knowing they were the police) returned fire with over twenty shots. Taylor died from the incident.
5Anonymous (group)1,620,398Enigma, right?

Anonymous has been around since 2003, and are a predominantly Internet-based movement that has no definite leader. Indeed – it is reasonably safe to say that the hierarchical makeup of Anonymous is indeed an anarchy. The death of George Floyd (#1) has evidently angered at least a few Anons, and it seems that Anonymous is set to reveal the Minneapolis Police Department's alleged "crimes to the world".
6Elon Musk1,309,293Good to see English Wikipedia readers still reeling fromDemo 2, a rocket mission by Musk's companySpaceX that ultimately sent American astronauts to space for the first time in nine years. The (I believe) two astronauts that Demo 2 sent up are now housed in the International Space Station (#25).
7George Floyd protests1,093,714The death of George Floyd has sparked protests against racism and police brutality. Protests have swept the world, everywhere from my home New Zealand to theUnited Kingdom, on the other side of the world. The picture attached is of people protesting outside theTennessee State Capitol inNashville, Tennessee.
8Black Lives Matter1,087,667Black lives matter! They do, you know. Unfortunately, it seems that some non-Black people don't realise that. In my opinion, the most noticeable difference between Black Americans and White Americans is that Black Americans have a darker skin tone than White Americans. Such a change is almost exclusively due to a higher concentration ofmelanin, a colouring chemical that's found in your skin and hair. Come on people, don't now be making fun of how much melanin people have.
9Ghislaine Maxwell1,072,716An acquaintance of #3-rankedJeffrey Epstein.
10Candace Owens1,042,033Raking in some controversy for being a vocal criticiser of the George Floyd protests.
  1. ^combination of page views for "Death of George Floyd" with "Killing of George Floyd" due to a page move.

It's time for us as a people to start makin' some changes (June 7 to 13)

Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (June 7 to 13, 2020)
RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes/about
1Edward Colston2,159,287Edward Colston was "an English merchant, philanthropist, and Tory Member of Parliament who was involved in the Atlantic slave trade". Born in the city ofBristol, Colston eventually hada statue of him built in said city. This statue was recently toppled into theBristol Harbour by people taking part in theGeorge Floyd protests. And hey, guess what – the article for Edward Colston soon became so affected by edit warring that it earned full protection for itself! Now, that's technically a bad thing but I personally celebrate when it does happen, because it's so damn rare.
2Chiranjeevi Sarja1,755,877A recently deceased Indian actor from theSandalwood, who suffered a cardiac arrest at just 39, leaving behind a filmography of over 20 movies.
3George Floyd1,649,886African-American guard, bouncer and rapper among other things, and indirect cause of ahuge wave of protests.
4Juneteenth1,380,192The people of Texas are informed that, in accordance with a proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and hired labor.

This was part of a letter read out on June the 19th, 1865, by Union Army generalGordon Granger off the balcony of the house pictured (Ashton Villa) that declared all slaves in Texas free. In doing so, Granger had freed the last slaves in the United States. Good day, don't you think?
5Killing of George Floyd1,074,790On May the 25th this year, 46-year old African American man George Floyd was apprehended bypolice of Minneapolis, Minnesota. After that, police officer Derek Chauvin allegedly knelt on Floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. By the end of this time, Floyd had died.
6Tulsa race massacre1,060,691Just over 99 years ago, mobs of White Americans stormed a region in the city ofTulsa;Greenwood. Greenwood happened to have lots of rich African-Americans, and it's evident that the aforementioned White Americans in question didn't like that. Now, no major violence was really happening at this moment. However, things boiled over when African-AmericanDick Rowland was accused of being mean to White American Sarah Page. He was sent to a courthouse. Some White Americans came over to spectate. By now, some members of the African-American community of Greenwood had apparently heard rumours that Rowland had been lynched (for those of you who don't know, let's just say that's one of the more brutal ways to die). As a consequence, some African-Americans came over too, armed. And yeah, things just got worse from there. I'd say that the Tulsa race massacre's notoriety has jumped due to George Floyd'srecent death.
7Shooting of Breonna Taylor1,020,507Another incident involving the death of an African-American by police. Relatable again to George Floyd's death.
8Meghana Raj1,000,428With just past a million views, Meghana Raj is an Indian actress who is now sadly the widow of #2 (Chiranjeevi Sarja).
9Candace Owens997,809An American conservative commentator and political activist, known for her pro-Trump activism, and who is somehow against the two topics plaguing the week, the pandemic (said the deaths were overcounted, and that she'll refuse a vaccine) and the racial affairs (already a Black Lives Matters opposer, she claimed thatGeorge Soros paid people to protest the killing of George Floyd)
10Jeffrey Epstein988,149A dead ("suicided"?) rich sex offender who wasone of the most viewed articles of last year, and has his dirty stories chronicled on Netflix'sFilthy Rich.

That's just the way it is, ah, but don't you believe them (June 14 to 20)

Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (June 14 to 20, 2020)
RankArticleClassViewsImageNotes/about
1Sushant Singh Rajput11,538,094Wow. The 10 million mark had only been broken five times before, and only Trump post-election wasn't a deceased celebrity. ExceptPrince,David Bowie,Kobe Bryant andStephen Hawking certainly had an international appeal and legacy. Bollywood star Rajput earned his views for both the fact he comes from a nation of a billion people and the shock factor, given he hanged himself at just 34.
2Juneteenth4,655,883"On Friday, it was Juneteenth, which a large portion of White America celebrated and learned about for the very first time." –John Oliver
For details, onJune nineteenth, 1865, the Emancipation Proclamation abolishing slavery began to be enforced in one of the last states, Texas. 46 states celebrate this as a holiday, also known as Emancipation Day. And on these days where race matters are generating protests and think pieces everywhere, it's certainly a big deal!
3Ankita Lokhande1,819,981Our article on #1 only lists one known relationship, former co-star Ankita Lokhande. Yet another actress, Rhea Chakraborty,has been assumed to have dated him, and some parts of the internet decided to put the blame of Rajput's suicide on her.
4Rhea Chakraborty1,573,943
5Aunt Jemima1,409,005Aunt Jemima is "a brand of pancake mix, syrup, and other breakfast foods", according to its respective Wikipedia article. It is a brand of theQuaker Oats Company, which is in itself currently a property ofPepsiCo (which I guess you'd know most fromPepsi andDoritos). Now, a central part of the Aunt Jemima logo is a graphical representation of a'Mammy', an African-American woman who works in a white household (think Aibileen Clark fromThe Help). In light of the racial relations revelations following thedeath of George Floyd, Quaker Oats Company announced a rework of the Aunt Jemima brand for reasons stated above.
6365 Days (2020 film)1,055,835As ifThe Witcher didn't bring Polish works into the forefront, Netflix has now showcased this erotic movie described as "50 Shades of Grey in Warsaw", featuring raunchier sex and an even unhealthier relationship – as put byVariety, in one of the many scathing reviews the film received, "vacuous idiot is kidnapped by a hot, rich mafioso" who bets she'll fall in love with him after a year. Said review also summed up why the streaming crowd was drawn to365 Days: "No one ever went broke overestimating the horniness of a global population slowly emerging from pandemic-mandated isolation."
7Nancy Green1,048,856And the dirty Polish movie stands between Aunt Jemima and the first spokesperson for the brand, with the incoming rebranding leading toefforts to keep Green's legacy alive.
8The Last of Us Part II975,742Seven years later (six countingthe expansion pack), the post-apocalyptic misadventures ofJoel andEllie are back in thisPlayStation 4 exclusive, no matter if empty landscapes because of a deadly disease might be too real lately.
9Dil Bechara887,738Due to being postponed over and over again because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indian remake ofThe Fault in Our Stars directed byMukesh Chhabra (pictured) is now set to be a posthumous release for #1.
10Deaths in 2020766,776That cold black cloud is coming down
Feels like I'mKnockin' on Heaven's Door...

Exclusions

  • These lists exclude 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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Where is the raw data? All the best:RichFarmbrough22:08, 28 June 2020 (UTC).[reply]

There's a link toit atop the page. Although it compiles fromthis tool, giventhe one used before has been down since January.igordebraga00:37, 29 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Just want to add, thatDominic Cummings page has many views might be due to the fact that he allegedly broke curfew after he was tested positive for covid-19, enraging UK citizens.Lulusword(talk)04:52, 1 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]
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