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Youtube Toolkit / YouTube Stats / Coldplay
Subscribers
28.7M
#114 worldwide
Total Views
23.7B
23,719,053,933
Est. Monthly Rev.
$1,739
Estimate only
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3.4M views · 5 months ago
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236K views · 1 year ago
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2.5M views · 1 year ago
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727K views · 1 year ago
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9.6M views · 1 year ago
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6.7M views · 1 year ago
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1.8M views · 1 year ago
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1.9M views · 1 year ago
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2.3M views · 1 year ago
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1.6M views · 1 year ago
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1.5M views · 1 year ago
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2.5M views · 1 year ago
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2.7M views · 1 year ago
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Coldplay (@coldplay) currently has 28.7M subscribers and 23,719,053,933 total views across 553 public videos, and the channel has been on YouTube since January 2010. In our worldwide ranking of the biggest channels, it sits at #114.
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