Mike Rafi reaches a million subscribers, with consumer questions on deck
Credit card fees and a McDonald's pricing lawsuit feature in the lawyer's recent uploads as daily views more than double his usual pace.
Why this story? The channel passed the 1,000,000 subscribers mark.
What does a personal injury lawyer put in front of a million subscribers? For Mike Rafi, the recent lineup reaches well beyond accident claims: credit card fees, restaurant pricing and questions involving public officials.
Rafi has reached the subscriber milestone with daily views running at more than twice his usual pace. His newest upload, "McDonald's AI Pricing Lawsuit," follows "Alito's Stock Problem" and "Hidden Credit Card Fees." The credit card video has drawn the most views of those three so far, though it has also been online longer.
That range is part of the channel's identity. Rafi, a trial lawyer and founder of Rafi Law Firm, mixes short legal videos with longer explorations of cases, litigation strategy and insurance claims. His most-watched regular video is "My Real Estate Photographer Case," while the separate Shorts list has a less expected title at the top: "New Alphabet Song??"
There is room outside the courtroom, too. On Married to the Law, the podcast he hosts with his wife, Ashley, Rafi says the conversation is mostly about life, with a little law mixed in.
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Where next?
- Subscribers
- 1,000,000 ▲ 19,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 45,874,769
- Channel views, pace per day
- 10,050,552 (on a normal day: 4,858,638)
The numbers
The million-subscriber milestone arrives alongside a sharp rise in daily views. The channel has also added subscribers over the past week.
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What is the name of the podcast Mike Rafi hosts with Ashley?
Rafi's channel introduction names Married to the Law as the podcast he hosts with his wife, Ashley.



