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The New Yorker YouTube Stats

@newyorker · News & Politics · Updated Nov 8, 2026

Subscribers

1.2M

Total views

0

Videos

1.9K

19.6 / month

Est. monthly earnings

unknown

RPM $2–$8

Avg. views (last 30)

151K

Typical views

95K

median per video

Avg. video length

28 min

Channel age

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The New Yorker channel overview

The New Yorker (@newyorker) is a YouTube channel in the News & Politics niche. It has 1.2M subscribers and 0 total views across 1.9K videos.

Its last 30 uploads averaged 151K views, and a typical video (the median) gets 95K views. Over the last 12 months, The New Yorker published 30 videos, and 7 of them (23%) reached at least 3× the channel's typical views.

How much does The New Yorker make?

Returbe doesn't have enough recent views to estimate The New Yorker's monthly revenue. The estimate uses an RPM (revenue per 1,000 views, after YouTube's share) of $2 to $8, typically $4, based on the channel's niche, audience language and the share of its views coming from Shorts. At that rate, 1 million long-form views earn about $4K.

Ad revenue is only part of the picture: sponsorships, affiliate links, memberships and merch often pay more than ads. Learn how RPM varies by niche in how much YouTubers make per 1,000 views, or check any channel with the free monetization checker.

Upload schedule

The New Yorker publishes about 19.6 videos a month. Based on its last 30 uploads, its most common upload day is Friday (37% of uploads), usually around 00:00 UTC. The last video went out on Nov 7, 2026.

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The New Yorker's best outlier videos

An outlier is a video that beats the channel's own typical views. These are The New Yorker's biggest hits relative to its normal, the ideas its audience responded to most. What is an outlier video?

Latest videos

10 of The New Yorker's last 30 uploads did at least 1.5× the channel's typical views.

The News & Politics niche on YouTube

In the last 30 days, Returbe tracked 60K videos from 1K channels in this niche. 16.9% of them reached 3× their channel's typical views, and a typical long video got 16K views. Estimated RPM for the niche: $2 to $8.

Smaller channels breaking out in this niche right now: ESdiario TV (117K subs, best video 58.1×), M6 Info (315K subs, best video 94.9×), CP24 (383K subs, best video 26.4×), UKLIVE | Home of The Mike Graham Show (187K subs, best video 50.2×), ITV News In Full (33K subs, best video 59.4×), NBC Montana (107K subs, best video 1379.3×).

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Frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does The New Yorker have?

The New Yorker has 1.2M subscribers on YouTube and 0 total views across 1.9K videos (Returbe data, updated Nov 8, 2026).

How much does The New Yorker make on YouTube?

Returbe estimates an RPM of about $2–$8 per 1,000 views for The New Yorker's niche and audience. Sponsorships, merch and memberships are not included.

How often does The New Yorker upload?

The New Yorker uploads about 19.6 videos a month, most often on Friday. The last upload was on Nov 7, 2026.

What is The New Yorker's best performing video?

"The Scientist Whose Darkest Experiment Was on the Children He Took Home | The New Yorker" is The New Yorker's biggest outlier: 633K views, 6.7× the channel's typical views.

What channels are similar to The New Yorker?

Channels similar to The New Yorker include Radio-Canada Info, Legal AF, Hook Global, Really American, KHOU 11.

Data from Returbe's index of YouTube channels, collected from public YouTube data. Earnings are estimates from views and RPM benchmarks, not figures from the channel. Returbe is not affiliated with The New Yorker or YouTube.

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The New Yorker YouTube Stats: 1.2M Subscribers, Earnings & Outliers · Returbe