A creator with 400k subscribers got 10 million views in a month, while another with 1.1 million subscribers barely cracked a few hundred thousand. MrBeast releases one high-quality video monthly and dominates. Subscriber count doesn't drive success. Content quality does.
Everything you've heard about YouTube growth might actually be wrong. Your subscriber count doesn't actually matter. This week I spoke to a friend who last month got about 10 million views on his channel, and his channel has about 400,000 subscribers. So it's a good amount of people, but it's not millions and millions of subscribers. Now on the other hand, my friend who has 1.1 million subscribers on his channel, he's only getting maybe a couple hundred thousand views or so, right? Which is actually equivalent to what this channel is getting at the time of this recording. We're only at about 72,000 subscribers or so. The key takeaway here is is focus on the quality of your content and then everything else will fall into place. So a good example of this could be MrBeast content where he has one new video that really comes out each month.
