Run clubs and race entries give CNBC a social-spending story

Brandon Gomez and Alex Harring examine how fitness businesses are turning the search for community into registrations and revenue.

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How Gen Z Is Swapping Nightclubs For Fitness

A night out needn't involve a nightclub. In "How Gen Z Is Swapping Nightclubs For Fitness," CNBC follows the money toward run clubs, endurance events and recreational sports leagues, where exercise doubles as a way to meet people.

Brandon Gomez and Alex Harring report on companies benefiting from that shift. Volo Sports reports rising registrations, while Bank of America spending figures suggest young adults' fitness spending is growing faster than their bar spending. Despite the title, the report includes Gen X too: the search for company isn't confined to the youngest adults.

The fitness upload is CNBC's busiest video right now, although "Why Investors Love Wonder" remains the most watched of the week's six releases, passing a million views. That report's automated-kitchen proposition has prompted a distinctly consumer-minded discussion: viewers ask whether investor appeal translates into a better meal, and debate the merits of broad menus versus restaurants with a specialty.

Elsewhere, Garrett Downs examines the Bank of North Dakota's public-banking model, and Matt Peterson and Alex Harring unpack the forces behind federal debt. The previous week's aircraft-scrapping report also continues to draw substantial viewing.

CNBC added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, though daily viewing is currently below its usual level. Among nearby business channels, Bloomberg Originals and CNBC Television are drawing above their typical daily audiences. CNBC's own freshest source of momentum is less about trading screens than the business of finding someone to work out with.

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The videos drawing views on CNBC right now

Why Investors Love Wonder1,012,955 views · 2026-10-25 The 'Socialist' Bank Thriving In Trump Country87,637 views · 2026-10-29 Why The Midterms May Not Change America’s $40 Trillion Debt51,382 views · 2026-10-30 China wants in on U.S. AI data center boom43,656 views · 2026-10-26 Why The Measles Outbreak Signals A Bigger Problem In The U.S.33,657 views · 2026-10-27 Why Young Airplanes Are Being Torn Apart For Scrap926,485 views

The numbers

Here is how CNBC's audience and uploads moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

Max Klymenko

47,341,826

Caleb Hammer

37,864,145

Fox Business

16,947,295

Bloomberg Television

9,690,216

Bloomberg Originals

6,446,769

CNBC Television

5,716,520

CNBC

3,751,697

Graham Stephan

1,366,285

The Rich Dad Channel

301,951

subscribers

4,180,000

▲ 10,000 in the last 7 days

total views

2,087,570,469

views per day

340,387

typical day: 480,502

first-day views of each video posted this week

Why Investors Love Wonder

580,726

The 'Socialist' Bank Thriving In Trump …

60,945

Why The Midterms May Not Change America…

45,357

China wants in on U.S. AI data center b…

23,057

Why The Measles Outbreak Signals A Bigg…

21,762

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Bloomberg Originals

5,180,000

Graham Stephan

5,180,000

Max Klymenko

4,690,000

CNBC

4,180,000

Caleb Hammer

4,050,000

The Rich Dad Channel

3,640,000

CNBC Television

3,410,000

Fox Business

3,400,000

Bloomberg Television

3,330,000

As of November 1, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.