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Channel age: 12 years (joined March 2014)

NileRed subscriber count: 10,900,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 4,667,389,298 total views across 398 videos. Channel age: 12 years (joined March 2014).

Subscriber count
11M
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
4.7B
Videos
398
Avg views/video
12M

Subscriber growth

2026-06-23+100K over 69 days2026-09-01

About

Capturing the natural beauty of chemistry I find that chemistry is often taught poorly or without a purpose. Because of this, people tend to lose interest and sometimes even start to hate it. In each video that I make, I try to balance theory with purpose. My goal is to capture the natural beauty of chemistry in fun and interesting ways. In terms of education, I have a BSc in Biochemistry, with a minor in pharmacology. However, I've always been a lot more drawn to applied chemistry. So after finishing my degree, I worked as a lab tech in an organic lab, and then as a chemistry grad student. However, I ended up leaving my graduate studies early to focus on this channel. Now, making chemistry videos has become my full-time job!

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NileRed on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the NileRed subscriber count?
NileRed has 10,900,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does NileRed have?
NileRed has 4,667,389,298 total views across 398 videos.
When did NileRed start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
NileRed created its YouTube channel in March 2014. The channel is 12 years old. Searches for NileRed age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does NileRed make videos about?
NileRed is classified under Education in our directory. About: "Capturing the natural beauty of chemistry I find that chemistry is often taught poorly or without a purpose. Because of this, people tend to lose interest and sometimes even start to hate it. In each".