TKOR has 12,400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Its 1,932 videos have 3,709,323,490 views in total, about 1.9M per video. It has been on YouTube since January 2010, a channel age of 16 years.
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Random DIY Projects, Hacks & Mad Science Experiments The King of Random was founded by Grant Thompson in 2012. He had a knack for sharing and discovering the unknown which is why he is forever The King of Random! tragically, Grant passed away in a paragliding accident in 2019. His legacy has since been carried out by Team TKOR! Our current hosts are Jarom Rush, a long time friend of Grant; and Jake Mena (of the channel JakeMakes). Past hosts included Nate Bonham, Cali Gade, and Grace Dirig.
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TKOR on YouTube - frequently asked questions
- How many subscribers does TKOR have?
- TKOR has 12,400,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does TKOR have on YouTube?
- TKOR has 3,709,323,490 total views across 1,932 videos, about 1.9M views per video.
- When did TKOR start on YouTube?
- TKOR created its YouTube channel in January 2010. The channel is 16 years old. Searches for TKOR age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
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