- A round of applause everyone.
Mr Beast.
20 million subscribers.
And here's numbers behind the milestone.
- [Voiceover] vidIQ.com.
- Mr Beast was already a big deal
on YouTube this time last year,
but in the last 365 days he has pretty much quadrupled
the size of his channel.
What we're gonna do is shove a graphic down here
and show you some of the numbers behind that progress.
Just bear in mind there might be a few red herrings
that are thrown in there which aren't true.
Let us know in the comments
which you think are totally fake.
All right, let's get started.
(upbeat music)
Mr Beast started his channel on February 19th, 2012,
and he hit his latest landmark,
20 million subscribers, on June the 8th, 2019.
For those of you who like their numbers that's
7 years, 3 months, 20 days,
or 2,666 days,
or 63,984 hours.
Now, if we average that over the lifetime of a channel
that's 7,501 subscribers per day,
but as you can see by the graph at the bottom
Mr Beast subscriber growth has accelerated considerably
in the last year.
So much so that now, on average,
Mr Beast averages 41,096 subscribers every single day.
Despite this unprecedented success however,
Mr Beast has still stolen 36 million cookies
due to visitors not subscribing
and not clicking that notification bell.
Next up we have views,
2.7 billion of them to be almost exact.
And that works out at 135 views per subscriber,
or just over 1 million views per day
since the channel started,
or 3.7 million views per video
based on the 728 currently published on the channel.
But again, that only tells you part of the story.
The remarkable thing about Mr Beast channel
is it's consistency.
His most popular video has 62 million views,
which is no mean feat,
but using the vidIQ video comparison tool
we can see that from the last 50 videos he has published
they average 12 to 15 million views after 28 days.
Not a bad number at all when you compare it to say,
oh I don't know,
PewDiePie, whose videos average 5 to 6 million views,
despite the fact he has 75 million more subscribers.
Yeah that video comparison tool is a bit of a,
forgive a pun, beast when you sink your teeth into it.
You can download it through vidIQ
with the tutorial over here.
This time last year Mr Beast sat on, around about,
540 million total views.
That means the channel has received over 2.1 billion views
in a single year.
An increase of 300% year on year,
just like his subscriber count,
and it doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon.
(upbeat music)
Mr Beast is, of course, famous for crazy
things he does on his videos,
and that includes giving away a lot of money.
$1.27 million so far.
On top of this he likes to dabble
in turning the mundane into the extreme.
He has spent 276 hours doing random stuff
that range from standing straight in slime,
sitting underwater, and trying to survive in the desert.
He's also repeated words, counted numbers,
or read from the dictionary
for a total of 27,900,000 words,
and he has used 132.6 million bits of Orbeez,
Lego, magnets, pennies, and more things in his videos.
(upbeat music)
And I've gotta be honest,
several of those things probably were harmed
in the making of his videos.
With all that being said we want to celebrate
Mr Beast's success in the customary vidIQ way.
A celebration certificate.
(people cheering)
And mark my words,
those certificates are a very privileged thing to have.
It's not as if we give those away for free.
Well, actually we do,
there's a tutorial over here.
If you want more numbers and tools,
just like those you've seen in this video,
make sure to download vidIQ.
It will help you research YouTube,
analyze any video on the platform,
audit your own channel,
and take actionable steps.
It is free to download.
There is a link in the video description.
And so, Mr Beast,
on behalf of everybody here at vidIQ,
including your very own sexy boy,
congratulations on 20 million subscribers.
All right then, here we go.
Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast,
Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast, Mr Beast.