Matt Rife's 'LEARNING GANG SIGNS' crowd work still leads, nothing new posted
Twelve days old, the first part of the crowd-work video is drawing views about twice as fast as either of the two older crowd-work clips behind it.
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.
LEARNING GANG SIGNS | Matt Rife Crowd Work part 1
No new uploads went up on Matt Rife's channel, and the pace held exactly where it usually sits. That steadiness is the story. The channel runs on crowd work, and the older clips kept doing their job without anything fresh to lean on.
Out in front is "LEARNING GANG SIGNS | Matt Rife Crowd Work part 1," twelve days old and already past three million views. It is moving roughly twice as fast as the next two, "Memorial W33D | Matt Rife Crowdwork" and "BRANDON RETURNS | Matt Rife Crowd work part 1," which run almost level with each other even though one is eleven days older. Both of the "part 1" titles are among the three busiest. Maybe viewers are waiting on the second halves?
Among stand-up comedians, Matt Rife sits fourth of nine by subscribers, and his daily views land almost level with Netflix Is A Joke and just ahead of Josh Johnson. Max Amini is the busy one in the group right now, drawing several times more daily views than anyone else listed, with Trevor Noah next.
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The videos drawing views on Matt Rife right now
- Channel
- Matt Rife
- Subscribers
- 4,360,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Matt Rife's week.





