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League of Legends

League of Legends

@leagueoflegends📍 US📅 18 yrs🔄 Updated 8/31/2026
Role-playing video gameVideo game cultureAction game
15.9M
subscribers
#331 United States

League of Legends had 15.9M subscribers as of August 31, 2026, ranked #331 in United States. The channel has accumulated 9.7B views across 1,795 videos since 2009.

Relative to its audience, that is 612 lifetime views per subscriber and 1.1M views generated per day.

9.7Btotal views
1,795videos
1.1Mviews / day
985.5Kmedian views

Where does League of Legends rank on YouTube?

Ranked by subscriber count, League of Legends sits 331st in United States and 1079th worldwide.

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#331
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#1079
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Over the last 29 days, League of Legends's subscriber count moved by -0.63 %.

When did League of Legends start on YouTube?

League of Legends published their first video on February 25, 2009, "League of Legends | Official Teaser Trailer (2009)", which has 7.5M views. Their biggest hit since does 88 × that number.

League of Legends | Official Teaser Trailer (2009)
🕰️ First video
League of Legends | Official Teaser Trailer (2009)
7.5M views

League of Legends published 1,662 videos between 2009 and 2025, peaking at 143 in 2017. Short-form dominates its recent output.

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What is League of Legends's most-viewed video?

League of Legends's most-viewed video is "K/DA - POP/STARS (ft. Madison Beer, (G)I-DLE, Jaira Burns) | Music Video - League of Legends", with 654.4M views. That is 123 × the performance of an average video on the channel. Its five best videos account for 22.3% of the channel's total views.

123 ×outlier multiplier on its best video

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Performance analysis

Which format works best for League of Legends?

On League of Legends, mid-form (3 to 20 min) performs best: a median of 1.5M views across 817 videos analysed. That is 2.3 × short-form (under 3 min). Medians are used rather than averages: on a channel with isolated hits, the average describes no real video.

Short< 3 min
644.7K936 videos
Mid3 – 20 min
1.5M817 videos
Long> 20 min
725.4K42 videos

How often does League of Legends publish?

League of Legends currently publishes 3,5 vidéos par semaine. That is 1.8 × the channel's lifetime average pace. Its catalogue generates 599 views per video per day.

3.5videos / week
102videos / year lifetime
1.8 ×vs lifetime pace

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How much does League of Legends earn on YouTube?

League of Legends's YouTube ad revenue is estimated between $15,313 and $53,541 per month. The estimate weights monthly views by the 90-day observed split: 86% short-form, 14% long-form. At this scale, advertising is typically a minority of a creator's actual income, behind brand partnerships and merchandise, which are not measured here.

Advertising revenue only — excludes brand deals, sponsorships, merchandise and affiliate income. Range computed from reference RPMs by country and format.

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How many views does a typical League of Legends video get?

The median League of Legends video has 985.5K views, computed across 1,795 analysed videos.

How long has League of Legends been publishing on YouTube?

League of Legends has been publishing for 18 years, averaging 102 videos per year.

Which country is League of Legends from?

League of Legends is registered in US.

Is this data up to date?

Channel statistics are collected daily, last recorded on August 31, 2026. Per-video measures cover 1,795 videos indexed in our database of over 21 million YouTube videos.

Methodology

Channel statistics collected daily (last recorded 8/31/2026). Per-video measures computed across 1,795 indexed videos, from a database of over 21 million videos and 27,000 YouTube channels. The outlier multiplier compares a video's views to its channel average. Format performance uses the median, more robust than the mean when isolated hits are present.

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