20,000 subscribers a day???

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Recently I came across a certain YouTuber and I noticed that his stats were slightly unusual compared to other content creators of the same nationality.

One thing that stood out about his channel was that he gets about 20K subscribers PER DAY, I suppose that might seem plausible enough, he recently hit 9 Million subscribers about 2 days ago and normally a typical youtube LP channel begins to lose momentum and level off at this stage, yet this still hasn't happened for this one.
Another thing that struck me as odd was his view rate and like rate, each video would get 1 million+ views within the space of 3 - 4 hours and over 300K likes.

I compared these stats to other big ( some with even more subscribers than he has ) youtubers from his region but their stats were nowhere near his and he's just a typical LPer, obviously with his own style of commentary, but still it doesn't make sense why he is absolutely dominating other channels when you take into account that YouTube has become over saturated with LP channels.

I'm not biased in anyway but it does look like, to me at least, that he is artificially growing his channel.

So any thoughts or opinions on this?
Should such growth be possible?
 
What youtuber are you talking about? I mean that does sound a bit weird, but theres obviously some reason why it's happening.
 
It is most certainly possible, even plausible. There are some big YouTubers who are fortunate enough to rack in that much views and subs. However, there is a such thing as fraudulent views and subscribers. People can also "buy views", which is really something not good. I wouldn't concern yourself with it too much.

Also, I THINK. Now, I am not sure, but I think YouTube stops views at 301 and, as a channel becomes more and more trustworthy and clearly legit (as they grow over time through "legitness") YouTube does not pause those views on those videos. And, well, since that's not happening, maybe that is just a very fortunate YouTuber.
 
It is most certainly possible, even plausible. There are some big YouTubers who are fortunate enough to rack in that much views and subs. However, there is a such thing as fraudulent views and subscribers. People can also "buy views", which is really something not good. I wouldn't concern yourself with it too much.

Also, I THINK. Now, I am not sure, but I think YouTube stops views at 301 and, as a channel becomes more and more trustworthy and clearly legit (as they grow over time through "legitness") YouTube does not pause those views on those videos. And, well, since that's not happening, maybe that is just a very fortunate YouTuber.

YouTube has stopped doing that 301 view thing.

Fernanfloo's subscriber gain is certainly possible. PewDiePie gained 2.48M subscribers in one month a couple of years ago, which equates to 80,000 per day!
 
Those numbers are really unbeliavable, especially the language his channel is on!
He's sure got a lot of fortune there and if he didn't really have to buy or do anything to get that much then I guess he's doing something right that makes him have that kind of an audience.
20000 per day is really amazing, I hope that'll happen to me some day.
 
It is most certainly possible, even plausible. There are some big YouTubers who are fortunate enough to rack in that much views and subs. However, there is a such thing as fraudulent views and subscribers. People can also "buy views", which is really something not good. I wouldn't concern yourself with it too much.

Also, I THINK. Now, I am not sure, but I think YouTube stops views at 301 and, as a channel becomes more and more trustworthy and clearly legit (as they grow over time through "legitness") YouTube does not pause those views on those videos. And, well, since that's not happening, maybe that is just a very fortunate YouTuber.

Views no longer stop at 301, the reason why they did stop at 301 views though was to filter out any botted views.
YouTube has stopped doing that 301 view thing.

Fernanfloo's subscriber gain is certainly possible. PewDiePie gained 2.48M subscribers in one month a couple of years ago, which equates to 80,000 per day!
I'd be willing to accept that but PewDiePie's case is totally different, back then YouTube didn't really have a huge LP community, also he was one of the first if not the first to use a face cam window so it was a new and unique idea at the time which is why he gained such a mass following at the time.
Besides, other Youtubers such as Vegetta777 have twice as many videos as he does and as many subscribers.
It's not like Fernanfloo is doing anything different.
 
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