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Answer in Progress Subscriber Count - YouTube Channel Stats

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Channel age: 14 years (joined January 2012)

Answer in Progress subscriber count: 1,690,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 113,262,028 total views across 134 videos. Channel age: 14 years (joined January 2012).

Subscriber count
1.7M
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
113M
Videos
134
Avg views/video
845K

Subscriber growth

2026-06-10+10K over 82 days2026-09-01

About

Struggling to learn stuff every other week. There's a lot to figure out about the world but it can be hard (or embarrassing) to start from square one. We want to strip away the stigma of not knowing things and bring back the joy in learning. Join us as we take you on the journey from question to answer - showing every stumble and success along the way. We never fully know what we will find but when you start pulling on a thread, even the simplest questions unravel a whole world of curiosity. Answer In Progress is produced by Sabrina Cruz, Taha Khan, and Melissa Fernandes.

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Answer in Progress on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the Answer in Progress subscriber count?
Answer in Progress has 1,690,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Answer in Progress have?
Answer in Progress has 113,262,028 total views across 134 videos.
When did Answer in Progress start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
Answer in Progress created its YouTube channel in January 2012. The channel is 14 years old. Searches for Answer in Progress age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does Answer in Progress make videos about?
Answer in Progress is classified under Education in our directory. About: "Struggling to learn stuff every other week. There's a lot to figure out about the world but it can be hard (or embarrassing) to start from square one. We want to strip away the stigma of not knowing ".