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Channel age: 20 years (joined July 2006)

Third String Kicker subscriber count: 790,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 509,461,778 total views across 218 videos. Channel age: 20 years (joined July 2006).

Subscriber count
790K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
509M
Videos
218
Avg views/video
2.3M

Subscriber growth

2026-06-23+0 over 17 days2026-09-01

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Hey, we're a sketch comedy group that releases a new video every other Monday. We're just a couple of guys, Alan Weischedel and Danny Jordan, who like to make comedy videos. We tend to focus more on story and characters and dialogue. We also have Aspergers and OCD respectively. What could go wrong? Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://full.sc/1bEXrJK Like us on FACEBOOK: http://full.sc/1cBPYJX Check out our OFFICIAL page: http://full.sc/17CBr38 Follow us on TWITTER: http://full.sc/1fzisJq

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Third String Kicker on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the Third String Kicker subscriber count?
Third String Kicker has 790,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Third String Kicker have?
Third String Kicker has 509,461,778 total views across 218 videos.
When did Third String Kicker start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
Third String Kicker created its YouTube channel in July 2006. The channel is 20 years old. Searches for Third String Kicker age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does Third String Kicker make videos about?
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