Followers summed over the linked accounts (subscribers on YouTube). Someone following on two platforms counts twice, so this is an upper bound on the people reached.
667K
followers across 2 platforms
YouTube643K96%
TikTok24K4%
Subscribers
Subscribers as YouTube reports them (rounded by YouTube).
643K
Total views
Lifetime views of the whole channel.
29.4M
Videos
Public uploads on the channel, including shorts.
63
Median views
The median views of the channel's recent long-form videos (up to 60). The median ignores the odd viral hit, unlike the average.
125K
Shorts: 44.1K
Cadence
Uploads per week over the last 60 days (long-form and shorts), measured over the part of that window the fetched videos cover.
0.7/wk
0.2/wk long · 0.5/wk shorts
Average length
The average length of the recent long-form videos; the median is below it.
11 min
Median 11 min
What their videos do
Views of recent videos
The latest 40 long-form videos, oldest first. Sky bars are outliers (×2 the median or more); the dashed line is the median.
ViewsOutlier, ×2+Median
Length
Recent uploads by length. Sky marks the bucket with the best median views.
How they publish
Content mix
The share of shorts among the uploads of the last 60 days (or of the last year, for a channel that hasn't posted in 60 days).
33% long · 67% shorts
Best day
The weekday whose long-form videos have the highest median views (days with 3 videos or more).
Thursday
505K median
Best length
The length bucket whose long-form videos have the highest median views (buckets with 3 videos or more).
20–40 min
232K median
Sponsored
Long-form videos whose description has a sponsor line: “sponsored by”, “use code”, “% off”, or a promotional link to someone else's site near the top.
89%
of long-form videos
Views per subscriber
Median long-form views divided by subscribers: how much of the audience a typical video reaches.
0.19
Outliers
Their top videos
39% at ×2+
The share of recent videos at ×2 their account's median or more (long-form and short counted apart).
Scout tracks The Coding Sloth by @TheCodingSloth on YouTube, then looks for the same person elsewhere. Accounts are linked only on strong evidence; the rest are suggestions, never merged.