This will resolve to the title of the English article on Wikipedia, excluding YouTube, that has the most pageviews in March 2024 per this resolution source.
PS In case of false positives (trying not to count them) or doubtful results from source, I reserve the right to resolve according to my judgement.
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Here is the list of Top 10 Articles from January 2024:
And whole 2023:
Previous lists of most-popular English Wikipedia articles are available for 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, and 2015.
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Here is a market for whole 2024:
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Pretty obvious that the Indian Premier League page will be the winner this month (excepting a last-minute Other entry), and that Dune: Part Two is way underpriced compared to XXXTentacion.
Just look at the graph so far: https://pageviews.wmcloud.org/?project=en.wikipedia.org&platform=all-access&agent=user&redirects=0&range=latest-24&pages=Indian_Premier_League|Dune:_Part_Two|XXXTentacion
Current standings for the month up to the 25th are as follows:
{
"article": "Dune: Part Two",
"views": 5274156,
"rank": 1
},
{
"article": "XXXTentacion",
"views": 4991455,
"rank": 2
},
...
{
"article": "Indian Premier League",
"views": 3063234,
"rank": 9
},The IPL page only has to catch up 2.2 million additional views to win against Dune: Part Two, over the remaining six days that's only 370k views per day over DPT which seems to be getting about 100k/day. Compare against XXX which seems to be getting about 170k/day and it works out about the same. Comfortable. There are matches every day until the end of the month so I expect the current rate of views for IPL to continue.
I know that pages starting with "XXX" tend to get a lot of views due to a glitch (I think), but I'm curious — why are the pageviews for the "YouTube" article (and, to a lesser extent, the PH article) so ridiculously high?
@PaintspotInfez These are two of the most common Google searches, and Wikipedia is usually the second result if you search for them.