GB News has achieved a significant milestone by reaching 2 million subscribers on its YouTube channel. This success emphasizes its position as one of the fastest-growing news channels on the platform, particularly celebrated for promoting free speech.
Key Milestones in YouTube Growth
This weekend, GB News surpassed the 2 million subscriber mark, further enhancing its reputation. The channel has accumulated an impressive 2.4 billion total views. It streams live broadcasts, in addition to offering exclusive documentaries and various formats such as podcasts and interviews.
Popular Content Highlights
- Top-Selling Video: An interview with former Trump aide Steve Bannon, garnering 6.7 million views.
- Second Most Viewed: Interview with historian Victor Davis Hanson, conducted before President Trump’s inauguration.
- Additional Popular Features:
- Investigation into Syrian child rape gangs in Newcastle, presented by Patrick Christys.
- Documentaries on grooming gangs by Steve Edgington and Charlie Peters.
- Coverage of the United Nations activities hosted by Bev Turner.
Comments from Leadership
Geoff Marsh, the Chief Content Officer of GB News, commented on the significance of this achievement. He expressed that reaching the 2 million subscriber milestone underscores the recognition of their fearless journalism worldwide.
Marsh noted the successful launches of GB News Originals and GBN2, indicating that this growth is just the beginning. He assured new subscribers that they can expect continued high-quality content reflecting the bold reporting that defines GB News.
Broader Digital Growth
The channel’s rise on YouTube follows other significant achievements, such as surpassing 1 million followers on Instagram just three weeks prior. Marsh emphasized that the growth across various platforms like TikTok and Facebook showcases the audience’s appreciation for the quality of journalism provided by GB News.
He attributed the remarkable numbers to the hard work and dedication of the entire team, who strive to deliver the stories that resonate with audiences across Britain.
