Its not people unsubscribing,  its YouTube doing it. This is a very common complaint.

Dave was the first explorer I ever came across on YouTube, THIS, what he does, Fascinates me so much. AWE, tell's a beautiful story as he takes us around on his journey. I have found other channels now, but AWE is special and so respectful when exploring properties, he doesn't try to drive out Ghosts,he just tells a beautiful story.
It's free to subscribe, and he's worth watching until the end.

I can't speak for anyone else but when one of your vids came up in my feed as a suggested video, I watched the whole thing and at the end I immediately subscribed and liked.  I've been doing this with all your vids ever since.  I simply cannot leave any of your videos half unwatched because they are absolutely fascinating!  I love all things vintage but more than that, I am fascinated by how these people lived and who they were at the time they occupied these houses.  I am fascinated by people's stories and that's why I love your channel.

I would so totally want to rescue those two lovely Victorian fireplaces , and the antique sewing machines.

Dave is one of the best explorers, always respectful of the property and its contents.

Aww, my favorite explorer.  Hope all is well with you Dave. Thanks for sharing ❤

We got your back, I can honestly say I have never left one of your videos!

OMG! why would anyone not watch your complete video's you tell the stories of these beautiful homes/mansions with such care and sincerity, and the music you use is so beautiful. This home must of had a sad story behind it, it's a shame all those photos were left behind. I looked up the meaning of "Empire Made" = made in the British Empire, of which Hong Kong was the last surviving territory. It's a hangover from the days when the British had an Empire, and goods made in the British Empire enjoyed a lower rate of import duty into the UK than goods made in other countries. It goes on to tell more of the meaning but it's too much to post it here. Anyway Loved this explore thank you, take care.

I can't believe they left all those really nice furniture pieces in there that most of those look like antiques.... The wood furniture pieces that are up against the wall look like antiques..

I love seeing all the antique furniture and stuff, it’s sad it’s left in homes that’s about to fall down,  it needs to be saved it’s a part of history future generations needs see all of this so they can learn the past how people lived , I love watching your videos ♥️

I love all your explores Dave! They never get old to me.  I love how you narrate and get us thinking about how things might have been. Keep doing what you do, please!

I do find that most folks love to hear as much history as possible on the property you film. It doesn’t matter what happened there…..good or bad. The close ups and questions are great!

I’ve been subscribed for years  and always watch all of it.😊

The colours on the walls are epic still so vibrant you must get a real sense feeling of who people were being connected to IRA there could be a good reason .thanks bro what a beautiful explore

I never turn them off unless something interrupts me watching...but then I always cone back...I am a true fan!!!..love ya loads...let's watch this now....alll the way through...and people hit that LIKE BUTTON AND SUBSCRIBE...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

A lot of times, ten minutes into the video, my curiosity is outweighed by the sadness and destruction of a once beautiful home, which is probably never coming back.

As a carpenter, its's crazy how quickly an abandoned building can completely fall apart. 20-ish years is actually a LONG time for buildings not to come down by themselves with nobody taking care of them, and how powerful nature is

I’m confused, how can anyone NOT subscribe?  It’s free and worth your while❤ Your videos are the best at urban exploring.  You’ve taken us to castles, chateau’s, farms, mansions, Japan, hospitals, morgues, asylums,  and on & on.  The one where you & Mark went to that concrete structure, that you had to get to before the tide came in. You 2 spent the night and left when the tide went back out, hilarious 😆 Folks please, like & subscribe - David truly is the best at this.  This place actually made me wish I could teleport back in time.  To walk through that kitchen with the black & white tile, all the porcelain/china neatly stored to show how gorgeous it was.  The winding stairs and that 3rd floor with the columns, I wanted so badly to see how beautiful it would have been.  I just knew you were going to walk up there, thank goodness you didn’t go far.  Amazing explore, great companions, thank you David - you’re the best! Please stay safe❤

I admire you in how much you respect the properties & it's contents. Making sure things are turned off, unplugged...I have seen so many other explorers not look twice at those things. Even though you know that decay will take these places you still show respect. I can't imagine the hours you spend on looking up the history of the places you visit. You & your team should get a medal of honor for all you do! Thank you!

I love the old beds .