The Wall Street Journal has about 6.73 million YouTube subscribers as of . Source: the YouTube Data API.
The Wall Street Journal has about 6.73 million YouTube subscribers as of . Source: the YouTube Data API.
Next: 7.5M, likely Dec 12, 2029
from 6.73M on Nov 5
from 6.72M on Oct 29
+16.3M since Oct 29
+44 since Oct 29
From the pace over since Oct 29. It updates daily. Calculated by CountDeck, not from YouTube.
@alejoigoa leads by ~119M subscribers. Last 30 days: @wsj +10K, @alejoigoa +2M. At the 30-day pace, @wsj would not catch up. Full comparison
Each line starts at zero: the axis counts subscribers gained since Oct 29, 2026.
| Date | Subscribers | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today so far | —no change measured | no change measured |
| Nov 12 | ~6.73Mno visible change | no visible change |
| Nov 11 | —no change measured | no change measured |
| Nov 10 | ~6.73Mno visible change | no visible change |
| Nov 9 | ~6.73Mno visible change | no visible change |
| Nov 8 | ~6.73Mno visible change | no visible change |
| Nov 7 | ~6.73Mno visible change | no visible change |
| Last 7 days | +0 | |
— means no reading that day. Changes are never spread across a gap.
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The Wall Street Journal has about 6.73 million YouTube subscribers as of Nov 12, 2026, 16:50 UTC.
+10K subscribers since tracking started on Oct 29, +0 in the last 7 days.
Likely Dec 12, 2029, when the count passes 7,500,000. From the pace over since Oct 29. The forecast updates daily. Forecast calculated by CountDeck, not from YouTube.
From the YouTube Data API, re-read at most every 15 minutes while people view this page. Daily gains and the milestone date are calculated by CountDeck from its own readings. CountDeck is not affiliated with YouTube.
YouTube rounds public counts, so this is an estimate (marked ~). Counts are exact on accounts whose owner has verified them in CountDeck.