Youtube Toolkit / YouTube Stats / Bruno Mars
Subscribers
44.6M
#70 worldwide
Total Views
26.9B
26,874,256,976
Est. Monthly Rev.
$24,306
Estimate only
Subscribers
44.6M
#70 worldwide
Country
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Category
Music
Ranked channel
Bruno Mars is a 16x GRAMMY®-winning global superstar, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and one of the most-streamed artists in the world. Known for his showmanship and chart-toppers, Bruno has set a number of records throughout his career, including becoming the first artist ever to hit 150 million monthly listeners on Spotify, appearing on two of the fastest songs to reach one billion streams. Since launching a string of hits beginning in 2009, Bruno has sold over 150 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling artists of all time. In addition to his 35 Billboard Hot 100 hits, including nine number one singles, Bruno is the recipient of 16 GRAMMY® Awards (including “Album of the Year” for 24K Magic), 14 American Music Awards, and 7 MTV Video Music Awards. His 24K Magic World Tour was among the highest-grossing tours in history, and within the top ten highest-grossing of the 2010s.
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Bruno Mars (@brunomars) currently has 44.6M subscribers and 26,874,256,976 total views across 130 public videos, and the channel has been on YouTube since September 2006. In our worldwide ranking of the biggest channels, it sits at #70.
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