Olympic Games
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| Channel information | |
|---|---|
| Handle | @olympics |
| Niche | Sports |
| Subcategories | Entertainment, Documentary |
| Created | January 10, 2006 |
| Statistics | |
| Subscribers | 16.7 million |
| Total views | 13,056,163,492 |
| Videos | 21,928 |
| Global rank | #877 |
| Country rank | #96 |
| Niche rank | #18 in Sports |
| Est. earnings | $93,862 – $234,656 per month |
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Olympic Games (@olympics) is a YouTube channel in the Sports niche, created on January 10, 2006.[1] As of November 2, 2026, it has 16.7 million subscribers, 13.1 billion total views and 21,928 videos, ranking #877 among tracked channels worldwide.[2]
Overview
Olympics is a major content creation powerhouse that launched on YouTube in 2006, building an audience of 16,600,000 subscribers through prolific content creation. With 21,111 videos generating 12,744,367,954 total views, the channel maintains an average of 603,683 views per video. The channel evolved over 20 years of content creation, establishing itself as a recognized presence in its category through consistent uploads and audience engagement. Their content strategy and community building efforts have positioned them among successful YouTube creators in their field.[2]
Statistics
| Subscribers | 16,700,000 |
|---|---|
| Total views | 13,056,163,492 |
| Videos | 21,928 |
| Average views per video | 595,411 |
| Global rank | #877 |
| Rank in country | #96 |
| Rank in Sports | #18 |
| Monthly views (estimated) | 69,016,444 |
| Estimated monthly earnings | $93,862 – $234,656 |
| Estimated yearly earnings | $1.1 million – $2.8 million |
| Estimated lifetime earnings | $17.8 million – $44.4 million |
| Estimated net worth | $16.6 million |
Earnings are estimates at a revenue per thousand views of $1.36–$3.40, not reported income.
Growth
| Period | Subscribers gained | Views gained |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 0 | +2,907,265 |
| 7 days | 0 | +15,436,048 |
| 30 days | 0 | +69,016,444 |
| 365 days | — | — |
Milestones
Achieved
- subscribers: already past 10 million when tracking began (May 3, 2026)
- videos: already past 10,000 when tracking began (May 3, 2026)
- views: already past 10 billion when tracking began (May 3, 2026)
Upcoming
- subscribers: 50 million, not yet projected
- views: 25 billion, not yet projected
Projections extrapolate recent growth and change as the channel grows.[2]
Top videos
The most-viewed videos on Olympic Games's channel:[1]
Niche and category
Olympic Games's primary niche is Sports, where it ranks #18 among tracked channels. It is also listed under Entertainment (#711) and Documentary (#31).[2]
| Niche | Rank |
|---|---|
| Sports | #30 |
| Entertainment | #711 |
| Documentary | #31 |
Channel keywords: Olympics, Olympic Games, Bolt, Phelps, Yuna, Gold, Silver, Bronze, London 2012, Rio 2016, Sochi 2014, Champion, World Record, PyeongChang 2018, Tokyo 2020
See also
- beIN SPORTS (19 million subscribers)
- SportsNation (18.1 million subscribers)
- House of Highlights (17.7 million subscribers)
- NFL (16.8 million subscribers)
- Anna McNulty (15.5 million subscribers)
- FORMULA 1 (15.3 million subscribers)
- LALIGA EA SPORTS (15.2 million subscribers)
- ESPN (14.6 million subscribers)
References
- "Olympic Games". YouTube.
- "Olympic Games" channel statistics and rankings, retrieved November 2, 2026.
- Statistics retrieved November 2, 2026.