We're gonna need a bigger channel! The Daily Jaws hits 7 million YouTube views
Ross, creator of The Daily Jaws
From rare behind-the-scenes footage and deleted scenes to exclusive interviews, classic documentaries and extraordinary shark encounters, The Daily Jaws YouTube channel has become a destination for fans of JAWS and everything shark-related.
Since launching in 2015, The Daily Jaws has grown into a global community dedicated to celebrating Steven Spielberg's 1975 masterpiece, its sequels and the enduring fascination with sharks on screen and in the wild.
Now, with more than 7 million YouTube views under our belt, we're celebrating by revealing the ten most-watched videos on the channel.
The Daily Jaws' 10 Most Watched YouTube Videos
1. Robert Shaw on Making JAWS — 412,966 views
Topping the chart is a fascinating vintage interview with the legendary Robert Shaw, who discusses his experiences filming JAWS on Martha's Vineyard in 1974. More than half a century later, audiences remain captivated by the man who brought Quint to life.
2. Show Me The Way To Go Home (The JAWS Song) — 300,806 views
One of the most memorable moments aboard the Orca! This beloved song, performed by Brody, Hooper and Quint before their terrifying encounter with the shark, continues to strike a chord with fans around the world.
3. First Ever Drone Footage of Orcas Killing a Great White Shark — 287,750 views
Proof that our audience's fascination extends beyond the movies. This extraordinary footage captures an encounter between two of the ocean's most formidable predators off the coast of South Africa.
4. JAWS Deleted Scene – Quint's Mate Refuses to Go Catch the Shark — 282,415 views
An intriguing glimpse into a scene that didn't make the final cut. Featuring Quint's mate Salvatore, played by Martha's Vineyard resident Hershal West, this rare footage offers fans another fascinating piece of JAWS history.
5. Robert Shaw Sings 'Spanish Ladies' — 259,498 views
Another appearance from the legendary Robert Shaw, this time celebrating his unforgettable performance of the traditional naval song Spanish Ladies, immortalised in JAWS.
6. JAWS 2 Deleted Scenes — 235,731 views
Rare footage from an original television broadcast of JAWS 2 reveals scenes missing from the theatrical version of the 1978 sequel, giving fans another reason to revisit Amity Island.
7. A Special Message From Ian Shaw — 196,624 views
Actor and playwright Ian Shaw, son of Robert Shaw, delivers a special message to The Daily Jaws community. A wonderful connection between generations of JAWS fans and the family of one of its most iconic stars.
8. In The Teeth of JAWS (BBC Making-of Documentary, 1997) — 173,248 views
This classic BBC documentary takes viewers behind the scenes of the making of JAWS, featuring interviews and recollections from those involved in creating the film that changed Hollywood forever.
9. The Last Shark (1981) – Full Movie — 167,695 views
Also known as Great White and L'Ultimo Squalo, this Italian shark thriller demonstrates that audiences can't get enough of killer shark cinema, even beyond the waters of Amity Island.
10. The Sharks of Deep Blue Sea (1999) — 132,090 views
Rounding out our top ten is a look at the terrifying sharks of Deep Blue Sea, the 1999 thriller that brought a new generation of cinematic shark scares to audiences.
You can also catch exclusive interviews with JAWS star Richard Dreyfuss and famous JAWS fans including Simon Pegg, Slash, Chris Jericho and many more!
Thank You for 7 Million Views!
What's particularly exciting about our top ten is the variety of content that continues to attract viewers. From Robert Shaw's unforgettable performances to rarely seen deleted scenes and remarkable real-life shark encounters, the appetite for shark-related stories shows no signs of slowing down.
For us, The Daily Jaws has always been about more than just a movie. It's about preserving film history, celebrating the people who made these stories possible and bringing fans together through a shared passion.
To everyone who has watched, liked, commented, subscribed or shared our videos over the years — THANK YOU!
Seven million views is an extraordinary milestone, and we couldn't have reached it without you.
Here's to the next seven million!
We're gonna need a bigger channel!