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10.5MSubscribers 574Videos 3.5BViews Created on2007-03-05T00:00:00.000Z Joined2025-05-23T00:00:00.000Z Based in United States
About How It Should Have Ended - YouTube Channel Statistics
How It Should Have Ended is a YouTube channel with 10.5M subscribers and 3.5B total views across 574 videos.
The channel is based in United States.
Content is published in EN.
The channel was created on 2007-03-05 and last published a video on 2026-10-30.
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- How many subscribers does How It Should Have Ended have?
- How It Should Have Ended has 10,500,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
- How many views does How It Should Have Ended have on YouTube?
- How It Should Have Ended has accumulated 3,462,221,007 total views across 574 published videos.
- When was How It Should Have Ended created?
- How It Should Have Ended was created on YouTube on 05.03.2007.
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- The most recent upload on How It Should Have Ended was on 30.10.2026.
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Channel Description
How It Should Have Ended is a YouTube channel featuring animated alternate endings, comedy sketches, and movie reviews for film enthusiasts. The creator, HISHE, reimagines famous cinematic moments through funny, unpredictable scenarios that change how stories conclude. Content spans various formats, including the Super Cafe series and the Villain Pub. Viewers can find everything from Star Wars HISHE SUPERCUT to parodies of movies like Zootopia 2 and Superman. With 564 videos and 3,434,243,796 total views as of 2026, the channel maintains a massive reach. The animation, often led by Daniel Baxter, combines sharp writing with diverse character interactions. This channel suits fans of pop culture and animation who enjoy seeing their favorite franchises through a comedic lens. It is not for viewers seeking serious, academic film analysis. Visit the How It Should Have Ended channel to explore more animated movie parodies.