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Channel age: 1 year (joined October 2024)

The Sports Gossip Show subscriber count: 13,300 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 1,478,529 total views across 313 videos. Channel age: 1 year (joined October 2024).

Subscriber count
13K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
1.5M
Videos
313
Avg views/video
4.7K

Subscriber growth

2026-06-26+600 over 2 days2026-08-31

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Join us every Tuesday and Thursday as we break down the wildest developments in the messy world of sports — because it’s much more fun to watch athletes on the field if you know what they’re doing off of it. Whether you’re a die-hard fan who has the standings of multiple leagues memorized, or someone who really does think that Taylor Swift put Travis Kelce on the map, join us Madeline Hill and Charlotte Wilder, as we watch sports with one eye on the game and one eye on the personal life section of athletes’ Wikipedia pages.

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The Sports Gossip Show on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the The Sports Gossip Show subscriber count?
The Sports Gossip Show has 13,300 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does The Sports Gossip Show have?
The Sports Gossip Show has 1,478,529 total views across 313 videos.
When did The Sports Gossip Show start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
The Sports Gossip Show created its YouTube channel in October 2024. The channel is 1 year old. Searches for The Sports Gossip Show age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does The Sports Gossip Show make videos about?
The Sports Gossip Show is classified under Sports in our directory. About: "Join us every Tuesday and Thursday as we break down the wildest developments in the messy world of sports — because it’s much more fun to watch athletes on the field if you know what they’re doing off".