Youtube Toolkit / YouTube Stats / IGN
Subscribers
20.0M
#155 worldwide
Total Views
22.3B
22,309,983,874
Est. Monthly Rev.
$3,804
Estimate only
Subscribers
20.0M
#155 worldwide
Country
US
πΊπΈ United States
Category
Gaming
Ranked channel
IGN brings you daily videos about the latest gaming and entertainment news and up to the minute events coverage. Subscribe to IGNβs YouTube channel for video games, tech, TV, movie news, reviews, exclusive previews, and home-brewed shows like Devs React to Speedruns and IGN Inside Stories. Daily Fix - Gaming and entertainment news every Monday through Friday. IGN First - Exclusive coverage of upcoming games every month. Devs React to Speedruns - Weekly on Saturdays. IGN Inside Stories - The occasional deep dive featurette For more content, visit IGN.com or check out our other channels: IGN Games - https://www.youtube.com/IGNGames IGN Movies and TV - https://www.youtube.com/CineFix IGN Guides - https://www.youtube.com/c/IGNGuides IGN Game Trailers - https://www.youtube.com/GameTrailers IGN Movie Trailers - https://www.youtube.com/IGNMovieTrailers This is only a small taste of the videos and content available from IGN. Get more, visit http://www.ign.com
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IGN (@ign) currently has 20.0M subscribers and 22,309,983,874 total views across 184,858 public videos, and the channel has been on YouTube since September 2006. In our worldwide ranking of the biggest channels, it sits at #155.
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