The WWE YouTube channel has met another milestone as it surpassed 60 million subscribers on the platform.
On the heels of having the most social media-engaged WrestleMania in history, WWE has surpassed another YouTube Milestone reaching over 60 million subscribers. The channel began on May 10, 2007, meaning that it just surpassed its 13th-anniversary last week. To date, the channel has amassed over forty-three billion video views.
STAMFORD, Conn., May 18, 2020 – WWE's official YouTube channel surpassed the 60 million subscriber milestone, further solidifying itself as one of the world’s top channels on the site. With more than 60 million total subscribers, WWE ranks as the No. 1 Sports channel on YouTube, ahead of the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, ESPN and NASCAR.
To date, only nine other channels have crossed this milestone, and WWE currently has more subscribers than other top-ranking channels such as Justin Bieber, Dude Perfect and Ed Sheeran.
WWE’s YouTube channel is also the fifth most-viewed channel in the world with 43 billion video views, behind only T-Series, Cocomelon – Nursery Rhymes, SET India and Zee TV.
The channel combines premiere in-ring action highlights from Raw, SmackDown, NXT, NXT UK and monthly pay-per-views, incredible access with exclusive interviews, the latest news from WWE Now and live event coverage with WWE Kickoffs, Watch Alongs and WWE’s new Wednesday morning show The Bump.
Stephanie McMahon also commented on the milestone via Twitter.
.@WWE’s official channel on @YouTube has surpassed 60 million subscribers and continues to be one of the most viewed channels in the world. Thank you to the @WWEUniverse for making this happen & congratulations to WWE’s Advanced Media team on this incredible milestone!
— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) May 18, 2020
Just last week, the Becky Lynch video where she announced her pregnancy on Monday Night Raw garnered over 4 million views.
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