Vsauce adds 100,000 subscribers
Michael Stevens' latest upload, "What I Found In My Safe," sits beside ghost tapes and an unexpected question about the sun.
Why this story? The channel is adding 99,987 subscribers a day, 291 times a normal day (344).
What I Found In My Safe
That is quite a leap. Vsauce added roughly 100,000 subscribers in a day, a sharp change from its usual few hundred. Views across the channel were also well above their usual daily pace.
The jump comes with "What I Found In My Safe" as the newest upload. Posted on November 9, it follows "Ghost Tape Number 10" and "We Used To Think The Sun Was Cold." Even without opening the videos, that is a distinctly Michael Stevens collection of invitations: an object with something hidden inside, a numbered mystery and a challenge to what sounds like an obvious fact.
That range has a long history on Vsauce. Its most-watched regular uploads include "The Power of Suggestion," "The Banach–Tarski Paradox" and "What If Everyone JUMPED At Once?" Psychology, abstract mathematics and an enormous hypothetical all have room here.
No single upload can be credited with the subscriber surge. The safe is the latest addition to the collection, not an established explanation for the jump.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Vsauce right now
- Channel
- Vsauce
- Subscribers
- 25,400,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 18,034,420
- Channel views, pace per day
- 5,440,553 (on a normal day: 2,981,277)
The numbers
The subscriber jump is much sharper than the rise in daily views. Here is how both compare with Vsauce's usual pace.
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The sun is a G-type main-sequence star, commonly called a yellow dwarf.





