Jay Cinco closes in on a million for Creator League
The sports league for creators, powered by House of Highlights, posted nothing new, and a 26-day-old clip of Jay Cinco sits a few hundred views short of seven figures.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Jay Cinco is NASTY 🤯
What does a sports league for creators show when no new games go up? Old ones, mostly. Creator League, the House of Highlights-backed competition built around content creators playing for real, posted nothing in the past seven days, and its catalog carried the week on its own.
The clip doing the most work is "Jay Cinco is NASTY 🤯", posted 26 days ago and now within a few hundred views of a million. It is a slow climb at this point, but a million is a million, and it is close enough to touch.
Behind it, "Niles Neumann INSANE 1V2 😤" keeps finding viewers two months on, and so does "Cam Wilder vs. YPK Raye | 1v1 Basketball!", a first-to-11 game between the two players. The tags tie YPK Raye to Rod Wave's world, which may explain a few of the people still clicking in.
The channel drew a little over 170,000 views across the week, somewhat below its usual pace, and its subscriber count held at 595,000. Among American sports creators of similar size, the loud corners belong to We Got Ice, whose baseball bits are drawing millions of views a day, and to Josh Pate's College Football Show, which nearly doubled its usual daily pace in the middle of the season. Kenny For Real, the nearest channel above Creator League in size, also ran a little slower than usual.
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The videos drawing views on Creator League right now
- Channel
- Creator League
- Subscribers
- 595,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 173,264
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Creator League's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
In a 1v1 basketball game like Cam Wilder vs. YPK Raye, which point value does a shot from behind the arc usually carry in streetball scoring by ones and twos?
In ones-and-twos scoring, common in pickup and 1v1 play, a basket inside the arc counts 1 and a shot from behind it counts 2.




