Birth-year cartoons and first-letter consoles carry JBIN CLIPS YT past 650,000
No new quiz has gone up since the cartoon one on October 5, yet subscribers keep arriving at around 13,000 a day, while most clips channels near its size are running well under their usual pace.
Why this story? The channel went from 502,000 to 654,000 subscribers this week.
Still growing, and quickly. JBIN CLIPS YT has added 152,000 subscribers over the past seven days, leaving the channel close to a third bigger than it was a week ago.
The formula has not changed. Each short hands the viewer a small verdict based on something personal: the year you were born picks your favorite cartoon or your American football team, and the first letter of your name picks your pet or your video game console. The second console short, posted on September 29, is still the engine. It has passed 2.6 million views, far beyond anything else the channel has posted lately.
The newest upload is the cartoon quiz from October 5, already well ahead of the football and pet versions from the week before. The one detour, a how-to for a butter squishy made without wax, sits closer to the pet short.
Daily views are running close to the channel's usual. Several clips channels of almost the same size, such as Vexon, Shiba Diva and zigzzzshorts, are running at well under half their usual pace, while Vellero is roughly where it normally is.
No new short since October 5, and still the subscribers come: a sign of how long a single "pick your letter" game can keep working.
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- Channel
- JBIN CLIPS YT
- Subscribers
- 654,000 ▲ 152,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,423,675
- Channel views, pace per day
- 635,545 (on a normal day: 605,405)
The numbers
The weekly subscriber gain stays large even without a new upload, while daily views hold close to the channel's usual.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which cartoon character is generally said to have made his official debut in the 1940 short "A Wild Hare"?
"A Wild Hare," directed by Tex Avery, is widely counted as Bugs Bunny's first official appearance and the first time he said "What's up, Doc?"


