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The most viewed articles of 2024

2024 marked the return of death to the top spot of this list, but it certainly didn't happen because things were uneventful. Nothing was more inescapable than the American election and sure enough, it got half of the top 10 and double of that on the rest of the list. Hollywood has a strong showing as some of 2023's movies (one that started 2024 high on Prime Video's charts and two of the big winners of award season, plus the subject of one of them) are joined by a successful sci-fi adaptation and its predecessor, the obligatory superhero movie entry, a well-received thriller, an actress earning attention for both her film roles and her sex appeal, and the second coming ofBarbenheimer in an historical epic and a big-budget musical that opened next to each other. For things watched at home, two sets of criminals chronicled on Netflix, two epic shows – one historical fiction, and another plain fantasy – and the streaming adaptation of a video game series. Across the world, India contributes an election and movie-related entries of their own, along with an entry for the country itself. Sports are present through the Olympics and a gymnast who shined there, two football tournaments and players apiece, and a boxer way past his prime who went out of retirement for a well-publicized fight with a YouTuber. Closing it off, three female singers, a war that was remembered and another that can't end soon enough, a rapper that went to the crime pages, a billionaire that's always on the news, the chatbot that topped last year's list, the country where most of the list's subjects originated, and returning to death, two of the year's deceased.

Adapted from theWikipedia:2024 Top 50 Report, prepared with commentary by:

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1Deaths in 202450,119,053Averaging monthly views ofaround 4 million, this perennial death list was rarely out of weekly top-ten viewings. It only took a dip during the run leading up to #2 and nearly bottomed out of the top 25the first week of November. Its daily peak (189,300 views) also came late with the announced death of actorJohn Amos, whose actual death was in August.Oct. 1(John Amos announced dead)
22024 United States presidential election31,017,620For the 60th time since the ratification of theConstitution of the United States in 1788, the American people decided who their next jointhead of state andhead of government would be. In 2024, voters had twomajor party choices. #3 and #31, representing theDemocratic Party and #4 and #6, representing theRepublican Party

In the end, #4 and #6 won this election, earning approximately 77 million votes from the American people and a projected 312 (out of 538) votes from theElectoral College. Trump and Vance are the first Republicans to win the popular vote sinceGeorge W. Bush andDick Cheney in2004, the first politicians sinceBarack Obama and #17 in2012 to be projected to win at least 312 Electoral College votes, and the first Republicans sinceGeorge H. W. Bush andDan Quayle in1988 to be projected to earn at least that many Electoral College votes.

Nov. 6(results announced)
3Kamala Harris29,477,367You likely already know who this is. She lost #2.Jul. 22(day after announcingpresidential campaign)
4Donald Trump27,503,458You likely already know who this is. He won #2.Nov. 6(announced as election winner)
5Lyle and Erik Menendez27,015,032And here is our annual dose (along with #22) of criminals being heavily boosted byNetflix shows. What causes these kinds of shows to send so many people to Wikipedia compared to everything else? The Menendez brothers are this site's fifth most visited article of 2024, behind only the death list and election-related stuff.

Do you really think thatMonsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story was a bigger cultural event this year than the two biggest sporting events (#15 and #16) and any new film (including the highest-grossing live action film at #7) that was released this year?

What did these two do that made them notorious in the first place? Born in 1968 and 1970, they shot their parents José and Kitty dead in 1989. After two trials, they were sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole in 1996. Based on alleged evidence that their father sexually abused them, they are currently being considered for resentencing, perhaps as early as this month, which couldtheoretically lead to their parole.

Sept. 21(2 days afterNetflix show)
6JD Vance23,985,531The #2 for #4.Jul. 15(announced as Trump's running mate)
7Deadpool & Wolverine23,388,922This year,Marvel Studios released only one film (the34th film in the MCU and the73rd Marvel film overall) for the first time since 2012, when thefirstAvengers film came out.Deadpool & Wolverine can be compared toAvengers not only because of high expectations, but also because it madeapprox.US$1.3 billion at the global box office, emerging as thesecond highest-grossing film of 2024, the20th highest-grossing film of all-time, theseventh highest-grossing film in the MCU and theseventh highest-grossing Marvel film of all-time.

Ever since the conclusion ofthe Infinity Saga, theMCU has been off-track. Aside fromthreegoodfilms, all of its other movies have split opinions, lost money, or both, with netizens noticing a "post-Endgame curse". The firing ofJonathan Majors, who was already cast and introduced as thenew big bad ofthe Multiverse Saga, really put the MCU's future at question. Meanwhile,Fox'sX-Men Universe, which ended withtwo not sosuccessful films, had its future questioned as well when its star player (and its "anchor being")Wolverine, played byHugh Jackman in eight films across 18 years, was killed off (in what was more like a send-off) in the 2017 filmLogan. Other than theDeadpool films, every film afterLogan hasn't been a commercial success. Most importantly,Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox resulted in the X-Men character rights being returned toMarvel Studios. All of this has kept long-time X-Men fans asking, "What's next...?"

This film didn't just answer all those questions, it definitely delivered the pinnacle of entertainment, brought back classic portrayals, and showed that the MCU is back in delivering consistent hits!Kevin Feige definitely made the right choice to bring back beloved classic actors instead of recasting them to canonize the X-Men Universe as analternate universe (Earth-10005), with the main MCU remaining asEarth-616. Furthermore, theMCU's adjacent X-Men universe, introduced in thepost-credits scene ofThe Marvels, is expected to feature the cast of theoriginalX-Men trilogy and to be introduced in the upcoming filmThe Fantastic Four: First Steps. Following the film, theMCU seriesAgatha All Along andWhat If...? were also critical successes, as opposed to somepreviousnot-sogoodseries.

As for the future,Robert Downey Jr. is returning asDoctor Doom (most likely a variant ofTony Stark) andChris Evans is returning as yet unknown role (most likely a variant ofold Steve Rogers fromEndgame in an earlier timeline). This means that most of theOG cast will be back inAvengers: Doomsday exceptScarlett Johansson for now.

MCU may have had only one film this year, but it wasn't the onlyMarvel film this year asSony's cash grab attempts usingSpider-Man Characters continued withthreenewfilms in the so-calledSony's Spider-Man Universe although it doesn't have aSpider-Man. These films were so bad, that no one even wanted to see them or even consider them as Marvel movies. Especially their third film this year, it was called "the worst comic book adaption of all-time" and it even got this so-called universe canceled. Now hopefully Sony returns these character rights back toMarvel Studios for them to be properly incorporated into the MCU as Sony is already eyeing other once-successful franchises to make cash grab attempts...

Jul. 28(2 days after release)
8Project 202520,215,406The race to #2 led to the discussion of a variety of different subjects regarding policies from both presidential candidates, #3 and #4, and the general future of the United States, but few topics held such significance in pundit's minds as this 900-page document published by theHeritage Foundation outlining a plan for aRepublican win in this election that would include thePresident taking complete power over the executive branch, the replacement of appointed politicians with people loyal to the President, and the introduction of laws, mandates and values aligning withChristian conservatism.

The documents and the propositions written within it have been subject to dispute across several forms of shared media, with fears of the nation becoming an evangelicalautocracy as a result of a Republican win surfacing among large parts of the voterbase, and opposition to the document becoming one of the largest driving forces behind votes for theDemocrats.

With #4 now having been re-elected as president, and with several of the authors and individuals behind the document having been appointed to positions within the new administration, it seems likely that at least parts of the manifesto might see attempts to get officially implemented – however, it is ultimately a matter of time until it becomes evident how much of an impact the manifesto will actually have on future actions of the government.

Nov. 6(Republicans win election)
9ChatGPT18,869,283This AIchatbot topped last year’s report by getting over 52 million views in 2023, more than any article this year. Its page has seen a lot less attention in 2024. By all accounts, it’s only gotten better. New AI tech is being implemented all the time, making its responses more humanlike. Its developerOpenAI releasedSora, a similar tool for turning text prompts into videos. It has seen many competitors created as a direct result of its success, including those by large tech companies likeGoogle andMicrosoft, and evenone for the man right below this entry.

Despite all of this movement and improvement, ChatGPT's page has seen an almost 2/3 loss in views. A lot of this is due to just how normalized AI has become over the span of just one year. In 2023, it was novel that a computer program could have conversations with you. It was seen as an amazing and terrifying advancement in technology. Just one year later, it’s completely normalized. Humanity has managed to make pretty good artificial intelligence and we’ve already grown bored of it. Only time will tell if this trend continues and AI becomes ingrained in society, or some massive advancement shakes things up. When asked for its take, the bot itself says that "in 2025, chatbots will evolve from novelties to indispensable tools", so I guess we should expect to see this page even further down in next year's report.

Jun. 11(partnership forApple Intelligence integration)
10Elon Musk18,719,390Well, I guessmy wishwon't be coming true any time soon.Nov. 13(confirmed on Trump's cabinet)
112024 Indian general election18,499,431Great logistics were necessary so even the most remote places of the world's biggest population could take part in the largest election ever, with 642 million voters choosing the 543 representatives of theLok Sabha, one of India's two Parliament chambers. The number of political parties in India is also quite big, with 6 national parties and 58 state ones (along withthousands of unrecognized ones), which in the election were mostly split into the incumbentNational Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the oppositionIndian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (yes, INDIA).Jun. 4(results announced)
12Taylor Swift18,338,133In many ways, 2024 saw a continuation of Swift's unprecedented level of popularity and media attention that began in 2023. Regrettably, the year did not start on a positive note for Swift, asAI-generated deepfakes of her were proliferated on social media, particularly #10's X (formerly known asTwitter).

In February, at the66th Annual Grammy Awards, Swift became the first artist in history to winAlbum of the Year four times. She also announced her next album,The Tortured Poets Department, and headed to Asia to resumeThe Eras Tour, in which #26 served as opening act for the Australian and Singaporean shows. She also managed to attendSuper Bowl LVIII to see her boyfriend win his third Super Bowl; the match was the most-watched program in American television history.TTPD was released on April 19, but Swift surprised her loyalSwifties yet again when she released a second volume of songs after two hours. The album was an immediate smash in terms of sales and streaming in dozens of countries, though critical reception was polarized. The European leg of The Eras Tour began in May, withTTPD incorporated into the setlist.

Unfortunately, more tragic news would follow. In July, amass stabbing was done at a Swift-themed dance workshop in the UK; in August, anIslamic State-connectedterrorist plot forced the cancellation of three Eras Tour concerts in Austria.

Also in August, #4 postedAI-generated images asserting that Swift was supporting him for #2. After countless thinkpieces about Swift's silence on the election, on September 10, after thesecond presidential debate, Swift threw her support behind #3 and #31, in a statement signed "childless cat lady" (perhaps a swipe at #6).

The Eras Tour wrapped up in Canada in early December, with alimited-edition photobook about the tour published around the same time. The tour set the record for the highest-grossing tour of all-time at more than US$2 billion. Swift gave$197 million in bonuses to the crew. (If anyone from Taylor Swift Inc. is reading this, are y'all hiring? Not asking for a friend.)

Feb. 12(day afterSuper Bowl LVIII, which she attended)
132020 United States presidential election17,413,241Donald Trump's (#4) presidency was as eventful as expected, and during the election year,a pandemic hit andthe federal administration's response was widely criticized, best illustrated by howat first Trump was dismissing COVID-19 as "like a flu" only to be infected by it in October. All of this led many of his voters to turn on him, and after seemingly endless 5 days of vote counting, former vice-presidentJoe Biden (#17) had been elected witha record number of votes.

Trump was a sore loser and repeatedly tried to claim fraud andoverturn the election, which only resulted in him gettingan impeachment andtwoindictments — plus that deplorable scene ofhis supporters raiding the Capitol. Biden still moved to the White House in 2021, and both the decisions ofhis presidency and the posture of vice-president turned presidential candidateKamala Harris (#3)led to the defeat of the Democratic Party this year (#2).

Nov. 6(2024 election results)
14United States17,402,734With so many articles on this list being composed of individuals from and events revolving around the US (21 articles to be exact, if also counting people and media from the States in general) as well as a massive part of the Wikipedia userbase being from the US, it's no wonder the country itself has made it onto the list this year as well. 2024 was an especially eventful year for the star-spangled nation, with #2 occurring in its entirety from the lead-up and everything around the candidates (#4 and #17, with #3 later taking on the latter's place) to the election itself, along with general political turbulence and heated discussions on societal and cultural issues.Jul. 15(2024 Republican National Convention)
152024 Summer Olympics16,258,961Paris was host to the 33rd Olympiad from July 26 to August 11. It was the third time the city has hosted the Games (1900 and1924, previously) and the second city after London (4) to host as many. Paris was awarded the host honors in 2017 and was ultimately only in contention with Los Angeles, following numerous withdrawals from other cities. Theopening ceremony broke tradition by parading the entrants by boat along theSeine, rather than being held in a stadium. The programme had mixed reviews. Paris broke all-time records for ticket sales, with more than 9.5 million tickets sold.

As for the Games, theU.S. won themost medals (126), but was tied withChina in gold medals (40), a first in Olympic history. Chinese swimmerZhang Yufei won the most medals with six (one silver, five bronze), while French swimmerLéon Marchand had the most gold medals with four. American gymnastSimone Biles (#42) won four medals; three of them, gold.

The Games were rife withconcerns and controversies, all the while occurring amidst theIsrael–Hamas war (#32) and theRussian invasion of Ukraine, as Olympic officials allowed athletes from both Israel and "neutral" Russian and Belarusian participants to compete.

Jul. 27(first day of medal events)
16UEFA Euro 202415,817,710Germany received 24 European national teams for the 17th edition of the continental tournament. The usual array of disappointments (Croatia followed two World Cup semifinals with crashing on the group stage) and surprises (first-timers Georgia beat Portugal to qualify for the playoffs, Switzerland eliminated defending champions Italy and gave a scare to England) rolled on before a final between the ever-unluckyEnglish Team hoping to get their first title and"La Furia" of Spain aiming for a record fourth. YoungLamine Yamal (who turned 17 the day before the game!) servedNico Williams to open the score for Spain,Cole Palmer tied, but in the final minutesMikel Oyarzabal put Spain ahead again, andtwo saves right in the goal line afterwards guaranteed the championship, while not breaking the massive jinx put uponHarry Kane that makes him score so many goals but never lift a trophy. And two of the Spaniards even followed European glory with the Olympic one (#15), as one month after the finalÁlex Baena andFermín López were inSpain's under-23 team that won gold in Paris.The next edition in 2028 will be another chance for England to finally go through, given they're one of five co-hosts with the three otherHome Nations and Ireland.Jun. 26(final day of Groups E and F)
17Joe Biden15,467,504The winner of #13, who dropped out of #2, leaving his nomination to #3.Nov. 6(Trump becomes his successor)
18Kalki 2898 AD15,082,514Two biggest Indian films of the year, #21 and this, both fromTollywood has made it onto the Top 50 list, as these two films definitely shattered multiple box office records to emerge as the2nd and 4th highest-grossing Telugu films of all-time and as the 3rd and 7th highest-grossing Indian films of all-time (#27) respectively.

Thisepicscience-fiction action film directed byNag Ashwin (pictured) and produced byVyjayanthi Movies, starring anensemble cast includingAmitabh Bachchan,Kamal Haasan,Prabhas,Deepika Padukone andDisha Patani was released in the last week of June and opened to positive reviews. Inspired byHindu scriptures, it is the first instalment in a plannedKalki Cinematic Universe with a second film titledKalki 2898 AD: Part 2 to enter production in February 2025. Set in apost-apocalyptic world in the year 2898 AD, this film follows a select group who are on a mission to savelab subject SUM-80's unborn child,Kalki.

Jun. 28(day after release)
19Cristiano Ronaldo15,073,701Regarded as one of the best football players of all time, CR7 began his second year with the Saudi clubAl Nassr. He soon became the first footballer to finish as top scorer in four different leagues (English, Spanish, Italian and Saudi) and equalledRogério Ceni's record for most top-level matches by a male professional footballer (1,225). At theUEFA Euro 2024 (#16) in July, he became the first player to feature in six European Championships, surpassing his own record of five. In September at theUEFA Nations League tournament, he scored his 900th career goal.Jul. 5(eliminated from Euros)
20Sean Combs14,146,0312024 was not a good year for the American rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs. In February, hisGrammy nomination for hisintended comeback album was overshadowed by the multiple sexual assault lawsuits being filed against him, many of which assaults were alleged to have taken place at the notoriousDiddy parties. This culminated in March when Homeland Security raided his properties on a search warrant for an investigation, and his former associate Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones accused (P.) Diddy of sexual assault, keeping sex workers, and having adrug mule. In May, CCTV footage emerged of Diddy beating his then-girlfriendCassie Ventura in a hotel in 2016. In September, "Puff Daddy" was indicted by a federal grand jury, being charged with sex trafficking along with racketeering, with judgeArun Subramanian setting the trial start date for May 5, and Combs was denied bail three times.

In December, P. Diddy was sued, along withJay-Z, for allegedly raping a 13-year old girl at anMTV Video Music Awards party in 2004. By the end of the year, Diddy was being held atthe same Brooklyn detention center asthe UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter andthe crypto scam man.

Mar. 26(Homeland Security raids his properties)
21Pushpa 2: The Rule13,742,110Two biggest Indian films of the year, this and #18, both fromTollywood has made it onto the Top 50 list, as these two films definitely shattered multiple box office records to emerge as the2nd and 4th highest-grossing Telugu films of all-time and as the 3rd and 7th highest-grossing Indian films of all-time (#27) respectively.

Thisaction-drama film directed bySukumar and produced byMythri Movie Makers, starringAllu Arjun (pictured) in the titular role, alongsideRashmika Mandanna, andFahadh Faasil was released in the first week of December and opened to positive reviews. It is the second instalment in thePushpa film series with a third film in the series titledPushpa 3: The Rampage set to be released in 2028 or early 2029. This film follows Pushpa Raj, a small-time daily wagerer risen to the ranks of sandalwood smuggler, who struggles to sustain his business as he faces tough opposition from the police led by Shekhawat.

Dec. 6(release)
22Griselda Blanco13,675,099Netflix already spent quite some time telling the story of notable drug dealers onNarcos andNarcos: Mexico. So earlier this year the subject returned withGriselda, whereSofía Vergara played the ex-wife of a former Colombian drug lord who became a "Godmother" of the cocaine business in Florida, and even caused many of the deaths in theMiami drug war. TheDEA arrested her in 1985, and Blanco only left prison due to acompassionate release for frail health in 2004, returning to Colombia and being murdered execution-style 8 years later, at the age of 69.Jan. 28(3 days afterGriselda)
23Robert F. Kennedy Jr.13,390,576Last year, this member of themost famous family in US politics ran for the Democratic nomination for presidents, following in the footsteps of hisfather andboth of hisuncles. Unlike those three, RFK Jr. has since abandoned the Democrats, running as an independent before eventually endorsing Trump's campaign.Aug. 24(day after withdrawingpresidential campaign)
24Dune: Part Two13,311,020WhenDavid Lynch made the first attempt at aDune adaptation to reach theatres in 1984, he requested that it be split into two parts. But it was the 80s, and unless you wereGeorge Lucas, you couldn't do that. The result was a box office bomb. While it was just as likely the pustules on the face of the Baron or the drinking live crushed frogs that turned off audiences (Lynch is a man with very particular artistic vision, whether it applies to the source material or not) one cannot deny that had he had his wish, the project would likely have been superior. 40 years later, evenBollywood is splitting movies into two parts, and so the correct artistic decision finally made economic sense.Dune: Part Two became the 5th highest grosser of the year worldwide, and with a third chapter currently in development, and aTV series just renewed for a second season, it seemsDune has hit the zeitgeist like at no point since the 60s.Mar. 3(ends opening weekend atop box office)
25Liam Payne13,183,505In 2008 and 2010, English pop singer Liam Payne appeared onSimon Cowell's music competition showThe X Factor. Following his second appearance when he failed to progress to the next stage in the "Boys" category of the competition, he was asked by Cowell and guest judgeNicole Scherzinger to form the five-pieceboy bandOne Direction along with other X Factor entrantsNiall Horan,Zayn Malik,Harry Styles andLouis Tomlinson, so that they could qualify for the "Groups" category. Despite ultimately failing the competition, the group quickly became one of the best sellers of all time and released five albums, before taking a lengthy hiatus in 2016. Payne and the other band members went solo, releasing instant multi-platinum and gold records, Payne's most notable hit becoming "Strip That Down" featuringQuavo in 2017. He also began a highly-publicised relationship with formerX Factor judgeCheryl (who was 10 years older than Payne), with whom he had a son before breaking-up in 2018. Despite all the success, Payne struggled with substance abuse and mental illness, and on October 16, he died aged 31 after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony inBuenos Aires, Argentina, after taking "multiple substances", includingpink andcrack cocaine. His newly released song, "Teardrops", reached No. 3 on the downloaded singles charts, and public interest in his music was rekindled.Oct. 17(announcement of death)
26Sabrina Carpenter12,658,850She made her acting debut with a guest role onone of the longest running TV series in 2011. In January 2013, she got cast ina Disney series asa tomboyish, social and street-smart girl, which kick-started her acting career along with her singing career. But it wasn't until 2015, when she released herdebut studio album, ateen-pop album with elements ofpop folk, that her her musical career got kick-started.

Nearly nine years after the release of her debut album—along the way, she had four more albums, a few films, and some TV appearances—her sixth studio album,Short n' Sweet, came this year. Sabrina even served as the opening act onTaylor Swift'sEras Tour to promote the then-upcoming album. Its first single "Espresso" was released on April 11 and peaked at number three on theBillboard Hot 100 chart. She followed it up with a second single, "Please Please Please", on June 6, which became her first number one single on the Hot 100. With these songs, she became the first female artist to hold the number one and two positions on theUK singles chart for three weeks in a row. She was featured as musical guest onSaturday Night Live'sseason 49 finale, where she performed "Espresso" along with a medley oftwoother songs and portrayedDaphne Blake in a pre-recorded sketch.

Short n' Sweet was released on August 23 and debuted atop theBillboard 200. Every song from the album charted within the top-50 of the Hot 100. The third single, "Taste" was released alongside the album and debuted at number two on the chart. The three singles have remained simultaneously in the top ten of theBillboard Hot 100 for seven consecutive weeks, a record for any female artist in history. Sabrina also became the first artist in 71 years to spend 20 weeks atop the UK singles chart in acalendar year, with "Taste" becoming the longest-running UK number one of 2024.

In September, Sabrina embarked on theShort n' Sweet Tour, her firstarena tour, and teased aNetflix holiday special,A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter, for which she served as a producer. The special was released on December 6, and featured duets withChappell Roan (#41) andTyla, among others. On December 10, it was reported that "Espresso" garnered the most streams globally on Spotify during 2024, hitting 1.6 billion streams. She also won and got nominated for a handful of awards this year, but it would require at least two paragraphs to list them here at this rate, so just head over toher awards page and see them if you wanted. Just know there were a total of 38 nominations this yearalone.

Aug. 23(Short n' Sweet released)
27List of highest-grossing Indian films12,594,114They don't say "Indian cinema is the second biggestfilm industry in the world afterHollywood" for nothing... or is it?

Two biggest Indian films of the year,Pushpa 2 (#21) andKalki 2898 AD (#18), are both fromTollywood and made it onto the Top 50 list. The two films shattered multiple box office records to emerge as the2nd and 4th highest-grossing Telugu films of all-time and as the 3rd and 7th highest-grossing Indian films of all-time respectively. Of the top 10 grossing films 4 have came fromTollywood, 5 fromBollywood but, out of the top 5, 3 from Tollywood and only one from Bollywood. AlthoughKollywood has actors with international fandom unlike others it couldn't make it past 15th place. At the end of 2024, the top 3 highest-grossing Indian films areDangal (2016 – Bollywood film),Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (2017 – Tollywood film) andPushpa 2.

Now considering the numbers as of 2024, compared to the 50th (Alice in Wonderland,US$1.025 billion) and 1st (Avatar,US$2.924 billion)highest-grossing films...

  • Pushpa 2 had made1,720crore (US$200 million) which is 19.51% ofAlice in Wonderland and 6.84% ofAvatar.
  • Baahubali 2 made1,811crore (US$210 million) which is 20.49% ofAlice in Wonderland and 7.18% ofAvatar.
  • Dangal made2,500crore (US$300 million) which is 28.29% ofAlice in Wonderland and 9.92% ofAvatar.
Dec. 14(Pushpa 2 becomes third overall)
28Shōgun (2024 TV series)12,516,863An adaptation ofa 1975 novel that had been previously made intoa miniseries in 1980,Shōgun is set in 1600 as English maritime pilotJohn Blackthorne (Cosmo Jarvis) is shipwrecked in Japan, whose only European visitors back then werePortuguese missionaries and merchants, and gets closer to Lord Yoshii Toranaga (Hiroyuki Sanada), one ofthe country's five regents, eventually becoming one of hissamurai as Toranaga decides toreunite the nation as its sole ruler. No matter if it's made by American channelFX, given most of the cast and spoken dialogue is Japanese, hard not to consider the show another case of viewers overcoming cultural and language barriers, helped byHulu offering an English dub, to enjoy an epic story told with lavish production values.Shōgun was the top-streamed show of the year in North America, well-received in Japan for its respectful and faithful depiction of the country, and its critical acclaim was extended to setting a record at theEmmy Awards, where by winning 18 categories (includingOutstanding Drama Series) it became the most awarded single season of television. Such a runaway success made what was a miniseries get extra seasons greenlit, though probably with original stories rather than adapting the other books of theAsian Saga which go through varied time periods and countries.Feb. 28(day afterepisode 2)
29World War II12,515,618Public interest in this conflict always remains strong, as this page gets at least 8 million views every year and was present inthe inaugural edition of the Annual Report. A multitude of things helped WWII get back, such as having two movies set in it during the Academy Awards (the big winner down there at #46, andThe Zone of Interest); the 80th anniversary of one of its turning points,D-Day, also the subject oftwomovies; and perGodwin's law, whatever comparisons to fascism show up online (though as a relief,Indiana Jones and the Great Circle offers the possibility of burning all Nazi posters the player can find).Jun. 6(80th anniversary ofD-Day)
30Jimmy Carter12,250,647The 39th president of the United States finally celebrated his 100th birthday on October 1, becoming the first former American president to become acentenarian. He had already been the longest-lived ex-U.S. president since 2019, surpassingGeorge H. W. Bush, and the president with the longest post-presidency since 2012, surpassingHerbert Hoover. Carter, aDemocrat, narrowly defeated the incumbentRepublican presidentGerald Ford to become the U.S. president inthe 1976 election. His presidency was marked by the establishment of the U.S. departments ofEnergy andEducation,Proclamation 4483,imposing a grain embargo against the Soviets, along with the infamousrabbit incident. After being defeated by the Republican nomineeRonald Reagan in the landslide1980 election, Carter founded theCarter Center, a non-profit charity with the intent of expanding human rights. His work with the Carter Center led to him being awarded theNobel Peace Prize in 2002. Carter died aged 100 on December 29 in his hometown ofPlains, Georgia; he had been receiving hospice care for almost two years, and hisFirst Lady whom he had been married to for 77 years,Rosalynn, died in November 2023.Dec. 30(day after death)
31Tim Walz11,777,623Tim Walz is a famousDreamcast enthusiast, known for his enjoyment ofCrazy Taxi. Oh, and he was also #3's running mate.Aug. 6(announced as #3's running mate)
32Israel–Hamas war11,623,251The war betweenIsrael and theHamas-lednetwork of Palestinian militant groups in theGaza Strip raged for the year as no progress was made on a ceasefire. Israel'scampaign to destroy Hamas, which initiated the war with last year's deadlyOctober 7th attacks, attracted international condemnation and inspiredcountless protests as the conflict became the deadliest in the entire history of theIsraeli–Palestinian conflict.

Many of the international community's worst fears were realized asIsrael's cold war with Iran escalated intoa direct confrontation between the nations, including the firstIranian attack on Israeli soil. The war also instigateda broader regional crisis that includeda conflict between Israel andHezbollah,attacks on shipping in the Red Sea by theHouthis (with assistance from Iran and Russia), the assassination of Hamas and Hezbollah's leaders by Israel, and theSyrian civil war flaring up again witha series of opposition offenses that led tothe collapse ofBashar al-Assad'sBa'athist regime. As the year ends, Iran'sAxis of Resistance has been decimated, leading to fears that Iran will weaponizeits nuclear program in an act of desperation.

Back in Gaza, Israel and Hamas both standaccused of war crimes, including the use ofhuman shields, usingstarvation as a weapon of war, and—perhaps most severely—genocide. TheInternational Criminal Court hasissued arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders, andallegations of genocide by Israel areunder review by theInternational Court of Justice.US support for Israel emerged as a major issue in #2. The war has also distracted the international community from theRussian invasion of Ukraine, which didn't make the top 50 this year despite continuing for a third year withan intervention by North Korea and seemingly no end in sight.

Apr. 14(Iranian missiles hit Israel)
33India11,572,485Like my home country (#14), India was once part of theBritish Empire, withGeorge VI serving as their lastemperor. Now, 77 years after their independence in 1947, the most powerful economy in theCommonwealth of Nations bynominal GDP has a coalition government led byNarendra Modi, thanks to the say of voters in #11.

More tangentially, various political figures in #14 whose ancestors hail from India have made headlines in 2024, including:

  1. No. 3 becoming theUnited States Democratic Party nominee after #17 dropped out
  2. The wife of #6 slating to become the firstIndian AmericanSecond Lady of the United States
  3. Vivek Ramaswamy running forpresident as a Republican and being appointed to chair theDepartment of Government Efficiency
  4. Nikki Haley also running forpresident as a Republican and becoming the first femaleUnited States Republican Party member to win apresidential primary, inWashington, D.C.

Finally, current events aside, as a user interested in linguistics, I have been fascinated by the number oflanguages of India. Contrary to assumptions in my social circle, English andHindi are far from the only tongues spoken in the country!

Aug. 22(opposition protests)
34J. Robert Oppenheimer11,536,746The life of the "father of theatomic bomb" was dramatized in #46, covering his studies, his direction of theLos Alamos Laboratory under theManhattan Project which built and tested the first nuclear weapons, and the1954 hearing which resulted in the revocation of his security clearance. "Oppie" was portrayed by the Irish actorCillian Murphy, who won anOscar, aBAFTA, aSAG and aGolden Globe.Feb. 18(Oppenheimer winsBAFTAs)
35House of the Dragon11,455,980A Song of Ice and Fire franchise started out as a series ofhigh fantasynovels by the American authorGeorge R. R. Martin. The first volume,A Game of Thrones, was published in 1996 and five out of seven planned volumes has been released so far. In 2006,D. B. Weiss andDavid Benioff decided to adapt the novels into anHBO series whichinitially adapted the first novel and went on to adapt all 5 then released novels and outline from the forthcoming 6th and 7th novels along with original content as well through73 episodes across 8 seasons from2011 to2019. Throughout its 8-years run itdominated viewership charts andtopped leaderboards and accolades, thus sequels were imminent.

This prequel series adapting Martin's 2018fantasy novel,Fire & Blood was greenlit a few months after theGoT finale. This series begins about 100 years after theSeven Kingdoms are united by the Targaryen conquest, nearly 200 years before the events ofGame of Thrones, and 172 years before the birth ofDaenerys Targaryen. It portrays the events leading up to the decline ofHouse Targaryen, a devastatingwar of succession known as the "Dance of the Dragons". Theseries premiere in 2022 was watched by over 10 million viewers across the linear channels andHBO Max on the first day, the biggest in HBO's history. Thefirst seasonended with things set-up for the forthcoming war keeping audiences waiting for thesecond season which premiered this year. However, the showrunners decided to move the war toseason 3, while using the entire second season as a filler season, which viewers didn't like, but that didn't affect the interest at all, and throughout the season's run the series appeared in the Top 25 reports every week (except one due to the political stuffs). Now the show has been renewed for athird season and hopefully they'll do the war, but don't over-expect it because a fourth season is also in the works so who knows...

Another treat being cooked for theGoT fans is the second prequel series,A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms which will be based on Martin's fantasynovellas,Tales of Dunk and Egg which is taking place 90 years beforeGame of Thrones meaning it's set right betweenGame of Thrones andHouse of the Dragon. It will follow the adventures ofSer Duncan the Tall (who would become the future Lord Commander of the Kingsguard) and then prince Aegon Targaryen (who would become the future KingAegon V Targaryen). The filming for the first season is wrapped and is set to premiere in 2025.

Aug. 5(day afterseason finale)
36Poor Things (film)11,362,588DirectorYorgos Lanthimos returned in 2023 withPoor Things, five years after the release ofThe Favourite. AfterDogtooth (2009) helped Lanthimos breakthrough with genuine critical acclaim, he began building quite the portfolio of unorthodox and absurdist films in the 2010s – the type of movies thatLetterboxd college film kids love such asThe Lobster (2015) andThe Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017). Then he really started to develop more of a mainstream profile with 2018'sThe Favourite, starringEmma Stone (pictured). That was the start of Lanthimos making Stone his creative muse of sorts, as she likewise starred inPoor Things, an adaptation of the1992 novel byAlasdair Gray.

Genre-defying and in development since 2009, the film received the bulk of its pageviews in the first quarter of 2024, thanks to positive word-of-mouth following its December 2023 U.S. theatrical release and its January 2024 theatrical release in the U.K. and Ireland. A critical and commercial success ($117.6 million grossed off a $35 million budget), the film earned several award nominations and went on to win four Oscars. Stone herself was pegged as the Best Actress at the Oscars, Golden Globes, and the BAFTAs.

Lanthimos brought back Stone and herPoor Things co-starsWillem Dafoe andMargaret Qualley for his 2024 project,Kinds of Kindness. Its ensemble was rounded out byJesse Plemons,Hong Chau,Joe Alwyn,Mamoudou Athie, andHunter Schafer, though it was released to milder critical reception thanPoor Things. Joined byAlicia Silverstone, Stone and Plemons return in Lanthimos' next film,Bugonia, set to release this November. If it can capture the same receptionPoor Things garnered, perhaps it will be on the 2025 (or 2026?) Top 50 Report?

Mar. 11(day afterwinning 4 Oscars)
37Sydney Sweeney11,211,140Poor Sydney Sweeney. A talented young actress, who got star turns in theproduction hell-bound teen dramaEuphoria as the controversially chest-baring Cassie and in the stripped-down biopicReality about an NSA whistleblower whose real name is reallyReality Winner in real life, Sweeney has become a straight male punching bag for her ownfun bags breasts. HerSNL hosting gig this year was mostly full of sketchestargeted at her chest, her appearance inthat terribly tacky Dr. Squatch ad this year was all tit-for-tat-for-tit innuendos, she's the subject of a song bya so-so rapper with the hook "My white ho got big titties, she remind me of Sydney Sweeney".

Thankfully, 2024 put us further on the path toward treating Sydney Sweeney as more than justa poorly-rendered AI fantasy girl. She and co-starGlen Powell managed to convince everyone to go see last year’s romcom rompAnyone but You, their looseShakespeare retelling that inexplicably does not featurethat Moldy Peaches song fromJuno, by also convincing everyone that they were involved in a behind-the-scenes affair. Sweeneygetting bit by a spider on set I guess made her thinkMadame Web,arguably this year's biggest flop, was a good idea, but all's well that ends well: it was apparently what allowedAnyone But You, which she also executive produced and which became a veritable hit,to even get made in the first place.Immaculate followed, a horror movie about nuns that she produced and starred in, and even if it didn't exactly reach the biblical box office heights ofABY, it was a divine reminder of Sweeney's potential as a leading lady.

Most exciting, however, is her upcoming role ina yet-untitled biopic about boxer Christy Martin, for which she's made herself look appropriately butch, buff, and badass. Maybe by next year's list, we'll see Sweeney's name and all forget why we ever associated it with her boobs. Though that might be asking a bit much from the Internet...

Mar. 3(hostedSaturday Night Live)
38Saltburn (film)11,185,934It was the bathwater slurped 'round the world.

There werethe scented candles. There werethe semen-themed soundtrack vinyls. Oh, and there was alsothe film's star choking a journalist—perhaps inspired by acertain Icelandic someone?

Indeed, one scene from this slightly homoerotic, highly satirical take on the unfathomably wealthy—in whichBarry Keoghan's Oliver, who has wormed his way into the life and namesake mansion ofOxford golden boy Felix (played byJacob Elordi), watches as Felix masturbates in a bathtub and then drinks up his leftover jism—left enough of a taste in just about everyone's mouths that it hardened itself into one of the most memorable films of the year.

ThisEmerald Fennell project's big moment may have come at the top of this year, but it actually came out theatrically in November of last year and then onPrime Video the following month. It's filled with scenes reverse engineered to be iconic, so much so that many of its touchstones seemed to outlast the film's own legacy:Sophie Ellis-Bextor's 2001 hit "Murder on the Dancefloor" was revitalized (on the dancefloor) after showing up in the movie and then, of course, all over TikTok, where people who didn't pick up on who the movie was making fun ofshowed off their own bewilderingly humongous homes. Another deliberately disturbing scene toward the end of the film, wherein a character has sex with another character's grave, brought the shock factor to a fever pitch. Most importantly,Princess Superstar made her triumphant returnto the public eye.

So, is it any good? I won't state my own feelings on the matter (and can't—I didn't manage to finish the movie!) but reviewers seemed a bit too salty and burned out by the film's narrative choices, dialogue, and ending for me to see this one makingThe Criterion Collection any time soon.

Jan. 8(TikToks by owner offilming location become viral)
39Gladiator II11,103,817That this movie finished aboveInside Out 2 is a bit perplexing. ThatDeadpool and Wolverine andDune Part Two top this list, despite having grossed far less thanInside Out 2, is not surprising, given that Wikipedia users tend to skew towards the 18-29 demographic, the target audience for said films. But this film, despite a 24-year buildup, has had relatively little buzz and, in the US at least, has been completely overshadowed byWicked, which even beat it in its opening weekend.Gladiator's strong international showing does suggest that the American dominion of the English Wikipedia may be waning.Nov. 24(2 days after US release)
40Mike Tyson11,010,279Active from 1985 to 2005, Iron Mike was considered one of the greatest and most famous boxers alive. He accomplished many feats over those two decades, including being the first- and longest-servingundisputed heavyweight champ of his era. One well-known moment from his career is when, during a fight, hebit off the ear of his opponent, fellow legendary boxerEvander Holyfield.

Over 19 years after his last sanctioned fight, early this year Tyson decided to cash in on this fame by boxing againstcontroversial Youtuber turned boxerJake Paul. Tyson, who at age 58 is 31 years older than Paul, got the fight delayed by a few months due to an ulcer flare up. Paul won the fight by unanimous decision. It was probably a bit humiliating for this all-time great to lose to one of the stars ofBizaardvark, but that blow was probably softed by his $20 million payout.

Nov. 16(day afterJake Paul vs. Mike Tyson)
41Chappell Roan10,743,678What an exciting year for pop fans. Of course,Taylor Swift (#12) andSabrina Carpenter (#26) released hit albums this year, but the genre also saw huge releases from stars who likewise garnered millions of pageviews such asAriana Grande,Billie Eilish, andCharli XCX. Then of course, there the Midwest Princess herself, Chappell Roan.

Like Sabrina Carpenter, she had an incredibly successful year that was capped off with a nomination in all of the "Big Four" award categories at the upcomingGrammys (and six total). Indeed, her debut albumThe Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess was nominated for Best Album (and Best Pop Vocal Album) and although she's been releasing music for a while now, her 2024 breakthrough saw her nominated for Best New Artist. That breakthrough was mostly propelled by "Good Luck, Babe!", which earned noms for both Best Record and Best Song of the Year, as well as Best Pop Solo Performance.

Chappell's pageviews had nearly identical peaks in September and November, following her appearances at theMTV VMAs and as the musical guest onSNL, respectively, truly solidifying her in American and music pop culture. Though Taylor Swift is likely to remain ubiquitous in that lane, the genre's other biggest stars of the 2010s and early 2020s seem to be busy exploring other genres (Beyoncé), spending some of their time with other mediums (Ariana Grande), or downright flopping (Katy Perry). As such, 2024 might prove to be the year that pop's newest mainstays truly emerged and etched out the beginning of a new era with Sabrina and Chappell breaking through, Billiereminding listeners she's one of this era's biggest, and Charliproviding pop fans an electro/dance sound at the clubs. And yes, of course, for theOliviastans out there, she did alsohave herself a year.

Nov. 3(musical guest onSaturday Night Live)
42Simone Biles10,319,557Rio 2016 saw this American dominating the Olympic gymnastics. The following years had her becoming the most decorated gymnast ever, so expectations for a repeat inTokyo 2020 (held in 2021) were so high Biles had a goat in her leotard to back the claim she was the Greatest Of All Time... and thenshe started feeling unwell and doing basic mistakes, and withdrew from most events fearing she could injure herself doing some elaborate acrobatics, leaving with only a silver and a bronze. After a sabbatical year to recover, Biles wrecked the competition at the2023 World Championships and thus was set to redeem herself in Paris 2024 (#15), with the preparations even covered by Netflix onSimone Biles Rising. And indeed, right away came three golds, turning Biles into thesecond most successful female gymnast ever at the Olympics. Having done enough, Biles was overtaken in the final events by her South American equivalentRebeca Andrade, and showed she was a graceful loser bybowing before the Brazilian on the floor podium. And given the next Olympics are on her home turf, maybe Biles will only retire afterLos Angeles 2028.Jul. 31(wonfirst gold the day before)
43Dune (2021 film)10,304,041The arrival of #24 led to a surge in inquiries about its predecessor.Mar. 2(sequel in theaters)
44Civil War (film)10,156,432A24 Films might not be box office magnets just yet; but they definitely have defined their genre, earning their own special place at theHollywood for their unparalleled films froma supernatural horror,a psychological horror,a crime thriller, toa coming-of-age drama film,a coming-of-age comedy drama film, toan absurdist comedy film and now adystopianaction thriller written and directed byAlex Garland (pictured). Made on a budget ofUS$50 million,Civil War is the most expensive film of the studio as of this report. The film's plot follows a team ofwar journalists traveling fromNew York City toWashington, D.C., during acivil war fought across the United States between a despoticfederal government and secessionist movements, to interview the president before rebels take the capital city. The film went on to grossUS$126 million worldwide with overUS$68 million from the North American market and became one of the two films of A24 to gross more thanUS$100 million becoming thesecond highest grossing film of the studio in both global and North American markets only aftera 2022 absurdist comedy film (which also received 11 nominations at the95th Academy Awards).Apr. 12(US & UK release)
452016 United States presidential election10,127,049Eight years before #2 occurred(as this user still vividly remembers), theUnited States Republican Party nominated #4 as their presidential candidate for the first time, albeit withMike Pence instead of #6 as the running mate. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party nominatedHillary Clinton, the first woman to be a major party's presidential candidate. Furthermore, among even more contenders, theUnited States Libertarian Party nominatedGary Johnson, and just like in #2, theUnited States Green Party nominatedJill Stein as their candidate. As someone with a keen interest inpsephology, here are two other trivial facts about this election:
  1. As of this post, Hillary Clinton remains the only woman to win the national popular vote in an American presidential election, as #3 received approximately two million fewer votes than #4.
  2. The Silver State voted for Clinton in 2016 (and for #17 in #13) yet against #3 in 2024, the only state to do so.
Nov. 6(2024 results)
46Oppenheimer (film)10,125,722This half of theBarbenheimer phenomenon was the biggest winner in the year'sOscars andBAFTAs, winning seven awards for both. They includedBest Picture/Best Film,Best Director/Best Direction forChristopher Nolan,Best Actor/Best Actor in a Leading Role forCillian Murphy (pictured), andBest Supporting Actor/Best Actor in a Supporting Role forRobert Downey Jr.Mar. 11(day after winning7 Oscars)
47Wicked (2024 film)10,123,320It all began in 1900 whenL. Frank Baum decided to take his readersOver the Rainbow to theLand of Oz, but little did he know that he was creating a franchise that would spawn across books, novels, musicals, films and TV series, comics, games and more... These stories have had many on-screen adaptions and musicals as well, most notably the 1939 film,The Wizard of Oz which went on to becomea cultural phenomenon.

The Gregory Maguire alternate books started with the 1995parallel novel,Wicked, which was adapted intoa musical of the same name in 2003 byStephen Schwartz andWinnie Holzman.Universal Pictures andMarc Platt, who both produced the 2003 musical, announced a film adaptation in 2012. After a long development and multiple delays, partlydue to the COVID-19 pandemic as well,Jon M. Chu was hired to direct, withCynthia Erivo andAriana Grande-Butera being cast asElphaba (who would become theWicked Witch of the West) andGalinda (who would becomeGlinda the Good Witch) in 2021. The adaptation was split into two parts to avoid missing any plot points while also expanding the characters' journeys and relationships. Filming began in England in December 2022, was interrupted by the2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, and was resumed and completed in January 2024.

The film premiered at theState Theatre inSydney, Australia, on 3 November, and was theatrically released in the United States on 22 November. It received positive reviews from critics and was named one of the best films of 2024 by theAmerican Film Institute. It debuted withUS$112.5 million in the US and Canada andUS$162.9 million worldwide, topping both box offices. It was the largest opening ever for a film based on a Broadway musical. The following Thursday, it madeUS$16.9 million, the second-bestThanksgiving Day total ever behindMoana 2 (US$28 million), released the day prior. It grossedUS$32 million onBlack Friday. It has grossedUS$643 million worldwide against aUS$150 million budget, becoming the highest-grossingOz-related film, thehighest-grossing musical film adaptation of all time, and thesixth highest-grossing film of 2024. The second part, titledWicked: For Good which would adapt themusical's second act, is scheduled for release in November 2025.

Nov. 24(finishes opening weekend atop box office)
48Lionel Messi10,118,044The GOAT (🐐) is back on! It's his fourth year in a row on the list, fifth overall (2018) since these annual reports began in 2017, sixth counting the2016 dry-run. Also made three of our retroactive Top 50s in2012,2014 and2015. I'm listing all those to just show how long Messi's been both dazzling viewers on the pitch and captivating their interest here on Wikipedia.

As for what he's done this year to generate all those views... well, he found the back of the net 6 times in 11 appearances for his country, including one in the semi-finals of the2024 Copa América – which Argentina won (again and for a record 16 total Copa wins). That caps not one,not two,not three, butfour international trophies forLa Albiceleste in these four consecutive years Messi's been on the Top 50 Report.

Club wise: in his second, though firstfull, season withInter Miami, he scored 23 goals in 25 appearances to become the club's all-time leading scorer. He also helped the club clinch theSupporters' Shield while leading Miami to its firstMLS Cup playoff appearance. Adding a couple individual MLS records (most assists in a single game, most goal contributions in a single game) and an MLS club record for Miami (most points in a season), one can really see that even at 37, Messi's still got it.
Father Time is of course undefeated in life, particularly in sports. That said, Messi is solidifying himself in thatBrady/LeBron category of all-timers who were not only greats in their sports at their peaks, but also had all-time longevity at their craft.

Jul. 15(day after2024 Copa América final)
49Premier League10,055,6982024 marked one more year of preeminence for England's football league, the richest in the world and that provided the most players at the European championship (#16) with 104, including 3 of the victorious Spanish. The2023-24 edition hadManchester City becoming the first team with four straight titles, whileArsenal F.C. again choked away an opportunity to break a drought that completed 20 years, back to theundefeated 2003-04 squad. And here on Wikipedia, a sizeable portion of the Premier League's pageviews come from cricket fans who were searching for theIndian Premier League (which is excluded from this Report for excessive mobile views) and arrived on another continent and sport.Apr. 14(round 33,Arsenal misses chance... plus 2IPL matches)
50Fallout (American TV series)9,894,785As I wrote last year, video game adaptations have been on an upward trend as of late, and leading the charge this time around wasPrime Video'sFallout, based onthe post-apocalyptic role-playing series currently maintained byBethesda Softworks. Developed byWestworld's creators, the husband-and-wife duo ofJonathan Nolan (brother of #46's director) andLisa Joy, the series follows a young woman (Ella Purnell) as she searches for her father (Kyle MacLachlan). The eight-episode first season premiered in April to acclaim. It wonthe Game Award for Best Adaptation, received 17 nominations at thePrimetime Emmy Awards, and has been renewed for a second season.Apr. 12(2 days after release)

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Toolforge's list, along with not including redirect views (for instance, our #5 appears there as both "Menéndez" and "Menendez",given a page move to the unaccented version, and our #28got half its views asShōgun (2024 miniseries), back when it seemed to have no further seasons) and excluding the pages we eliminate for suspicious numbers or activities:

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=== Minor suggestion on peak for #11 ===

Thank you to all the contributors for compiling this list. I'd like to suggest a slight improvement on the #11 -2024 Indian general election wherein the peak on Jun 4 can be updated to 'results announced' rather than '3 days after the end of the election'. Just like the peak for2024 United States presidential election. Regards -DesiBoy101 (talk)15:14, 15 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]

@DesiBoy101: Done, I'm not a signpost editor, it was an uncontroversial edit so IWP:BOLDly did it~/Bunnypranav:<ping>06:14, 16 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Nice to see my suggestion toUser:CAWylie for the2024 Summer Olympics entry show up on here.123957a (talk)20:51, 23 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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