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Patoranking

@patoranking

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Channel info

  • 1.9MSubscribers
  • 116Videos
  • 807.8MViews
  • Created on2017-03-20T00:00:00.000Z
  • Joined2026-03-12T00:00:00.000Z
  • Based in Nigeria

About Patoranking - YouTube Channel Statistics

Patoranking is a YouTube channel with 1.9M subscribers and 807.8M total views across 116 videos.

The channel is based in Nigeria.

The channel was created on 2017-03-20 and last published a video on 2026-08-28.

The channel's content focuses primarily on Hip hop music (25%), Music (28%), and Pop music (13%).

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How many subscribers does Patoranking have?
Patoranking has 1,930,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
How many views does Patoranking have on YouTube?
Patoranking has accumulated 807,780,312 total views across 116 published videos.
When was Patoranking created?
Patoranking was created on YouTube on 20.03.2017.
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The most recent upload on Patoranking was on 28.08.2026.
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Channel Description

Patoranking is an award-winning Nigerian musician whose sound is global, his story grounded, and his mission bigger than music. Born and raised in Ebute-Metta, Lagos, he carved his own path from “nothing to something”, fusing Afrobeat, reggae and dancehall not as a trend but as a reflection of his lived experience. Since announcing himself with ‘Alubarika’, he has become one of Afro-dancehall’s defining voices, responsible for era-shaping songs like ‘My Woman, My Everything’ 'Abule' and ‘Babylon’, and collaborations with Major Lazer, Popcaan, Bryson Tiller and even the late Bob Marley.