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15.4MSubscribers 2.8KVideos 15.5BViews Created on2018-04-24T00:00:00.000Z Joined2024-07-16T00:00:00.000Z Based in United Kingdom
About Numberblocks - YouTube Channel Statistics
Numberblocks is a YouTube channel with 15.4M subscribers and 15.5B total views across 2.8K videos.
The channel is based in United Kingdom.
Content is published in EN.
The channel was created on 2018-04-24 and last published a video on 2026-11-04.
The channel's content focuses primarily on Entertainment (28%), Film (28%), and Television program (28%).
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many subscribers does Numberblocks have?
- Numberblocks has 15,400,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
- How many views does Numberblocks have on YouTube?
- Numberblocks has accumulated 15,483,231,789 total views across 2,829 published videos.
- When was Numberblocks created?
- Numberblocks was created on YouTube on 24.04.2018.
- When did Numberblocks last upload a video?
- The most recent upload on Numberblocks was on 04.11.2026.
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Channel Description
Numberblocks on YouTube provides educational edutainment for children, focusing on early mathematics and counting skills. The channel uses colorful animated characters to teach concepts like addition, subtraction, and even numbers through engaging storytelling. As of 2026, the channel has reached 14,800,000 subscribers and amassed over 14.5 billion total views across 2,705 videos. Content primarily arrives in the form of themed compilations. Recent uploads include musical math songs, lunchtime stories, and specific explorations of shapes or fractions. These videos often follow a rhythmic, song-based approach to help kids memorize times tables or understand how singular blocks join to form larger numbers. The channel maintains a steady cadence of uploads, with new compilations appearing nearly every day. This channel is ideal for preschoolers and kindergarten students who need a visual way to grasp basic arithmetic. It is not intended for older students seeking advanced mathematical theory. You can find more Numberblocks content by searching for their official videos on YouTube or watching episodes on BBC iPlayer.