"According to data from Social Blade, the channel has uploaded over 89,483 videos to achieve this feat. In addition to the massive view count, the channel currently boasts 111 million subscribers, ranking it as the 13th most-subscribed channel on the entire platform. While the 100 billion figure is the headline, the sheer volume of content uploaded by WWE dwarfs many of its competitors in the top tier."
"While entering the top 12 is a significant accomplishment, WWE still trails the platform's absolute giants. T-Series continues to dominate the landscape with over 319 billion views, followed by Cocomelon, which is the only other channel to cross the 200 billion view threshold. Notably, internet sensation MrBeast sits just one spot ahead of WWE in the all-time viewership rankings with over 102 billion views."
"The channel, which officially joined the platform in 2007, has evolved into a central hub for the company's media distribution. The content strategy features a mix of highlights from recent Raw, SmackDown, and NXT episodes, live streams of Premium Live Event pre-shows, full match uploads, and exclusive interviews. This consistent output has allowed WWE to monetize its archive effectively, with estimates suggesting the channel earns millions annually in ad revenue."
WWE's YouTube channel has exceeded 100 billion lifetime views and ranks among the 12 channels on the platform to reach that mark. The channel has uploaded over 89,483 videos and holds 111 million subscribers, making it the 13th most-subscribed channel. WWE joined YouTube in 2007 and uses the channel as a central distribution hub with highlights from Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, Premium Live Event pre-shows, full match uploads, and exclusive interviews. The large content volume enables effective archive monetization with estimated annual ad revenues in the millions. The flagship channel has spawned spinoff channels like WWE Vault and WCW Vault.
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