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Channel info

  • 23.9MSubscribers
  • 854Videos
  • 16BViews
  • Created on2009-09-09T00:00:00.000Z
  • Joined2024-09-13T00:00:00.000Z
  • Based in Australia

About How Ridiculous - YouTube Channel Statistics

How Ridiculous is a YouTube channel with 23.9M subscribers and 16B total views across 854 videos.

The channel is based in Australia.

Content is published in EN.

The channel was created on 2009-09-09 and last published a video on 2026-10-22.

The channel's content focuses primarily on Entertainment (33%), Lifestyle (sociology) (33%), and Sport (17%).

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How Ridiculous has 23,900,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
How many views does How Ridiculous have on YouTube?
How Ridiculous has accumulated 16,036,677,221 total views across 854 published videos.
When was How Ridiculous created?
How Ridiculous was created on YouTube on 09.09.2009.
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The most recent upload on How Ridiculous was on 22.10.2026.
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Channel Description

Three Australians deliver high-energy entertainment through the How Ridiculous YouTube channel. This channel targets an audience interested in extreme hobbies, sports, and large-scale lifestyle experiments. How Ridiculous videos focus on testing massive, custom-built machines and objects. Their formats range from launching giant frisbees and paper planes off 200m cliffs to obliterating items with the worlds biggest mousetrap or a giant chain whip. The creators frequently use FPV drone footage to capture the scale of these stunts. With 837 videos and over 15.9 billion total views as of 2026, the channel maintains an impressive average of roughly 19 million views per video. This level of reach highlights the viral nature of their mechanical destruction and physics-based stunts. This content suits viewers who enjoy seeing large-scale objects tested to their limits. It is not for those seeking calm, educational, or low-stakes lifestyle programming. Search for How Ridiculous on YouTube to watch their latest mechanical experiments in action.