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12,000,000
Video views
6,863,228,859
Video count
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2006
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Comedy Central
Subscribers
12,000,000
Video views
6,863,228,859
Video count
6302
Estimated earnings in past 30 days
$ 6.02K - $ 36.1K
77,778
last 7 days
Subscribers
100,000
last 30 days
100,000
last 90 days
6,753,590
last 7 days
Video views
16,052,555
last 30 days
55,128,350
last 90 days
Date Video views Estimated earnings
08.10.2024 Tue +8,683,186 $ 3.26K - $ 19.5K
29.09.2024 Sun +3,895,607 $ 1.46K - $ 8.77K
23.09.2024 Mon +3,473,762 $ 1.3K - $ 7.82K
17.09.2024 Tue +3,072,386 $ 1.15K - $ 6.91K
12.09.2024 Thu +2,404,914 $ 901 - $ 5.41K
08.09.2024 Sun +2,115,709 $ 793 - $ 4.76K
04.09.2024 Wed +2,287,830 $ 857 - $ 5.15K
01.09.2024 Sun +1,255,881 $ 470 - $ 2.83K
30.08.2024 Fri +2,441,824 $ 915 - $ 5.49K
26.08.2024 Mon +2,422,987 $ 908 - $ 5.45K
22.08.2024 Thu +4,547,373 $ 1.71K - $ 10.2K
16.08.2024 Fri +3,068,960 $ 1.15K - $ 6.91K
10.08.2024 Sat +3,668,081 $ 1.38K - $ 8.25K
05.08.2024 Mon +3,732,932 $ 1.4K - $ 8.4K

Comedy Central biography

Comedy Central is an American basic cable television channel that is owned by ViacomCBS. It was founded in 1991 by Viacom and originally focused solely on comedy programming. Comedy Central has since become a major player in the television industry, having produced many critically acclaimed shows such as "South Park", "The Daily Show", and "Inside Amy Schumer". Comedy Central's mission is to produce and broadcast content that is both funny and socially relevant. The channel's programming targets younger audiences and often tackles politically charged issues using satire and humor. Comedy Central has won many awards for its programming, including multiple Emmys and Peabody Awards.

Comedy Central controversies

Over the years, Comedy Central has faced its fair share of controversies. One of the most notable controversies occurred in 2006 when the channel aired an episode of "South Park" that depicted the prophet Muhammad. The episode was met with widespread criticism from many Muslim groups who felt the depiction of Muhammad was disrespectful and offensive. Comedy Central decided to censor the episode and have not aired it since. Another controversy occurred in 2015 when Trevor Noah was announced as the new host of "The Daily Show". Noah faced criticism for his past tweets that were seen as sexist and anti-Semitic. Comedy Central stood by Noah and he ultimately took over as host of the show.

Comedy Central famous quotes

"I'm not fat. I'm festively plump."
"I learned that love is like a baseball game: you just never know when someone is going to steal second."
"I’m tired of people being ugly to each other. It feels like a test to see how much ugliness a person can take."
"South Park" is all about "let’s take a shot at everybody."
"If I take myself too seriously, I’ll just become an idiot."
"The Daily Show" is like a big pressure valve, releasing the steam that is society."
"I think you should be able to make fun of everything."
"Political correctness to me is just intellectual colonialism."
"There is no "offensive" when it comes to comedy."
"I like to think of my audience as a group of people who are all stuck in an elevator together. They may not know each other, but they’re all going to be relying on me to get them out."