Subscribers
55 600
YOUTUBE SHOWS "55.6K subscribers"
CHANNELS / GRAMMAR GIRL
YouTube channel // numbers taken SEP 30, 2026
Grammar Girl
Grammar Girl has 55 600 YouTube subscribers and 71 058 views across the 90 videos we track, counted Sep 30, 2026.
New York Times bestselling author Mignon Fogarty shares her weekly Grammar Girl podcast and video tips about English, grammar, and writing. Her website has been named one of Writer's Digest's 101 best websites for writers multiple times, and she is an inductee in the Podcasting Hall of Fame.
▸ Verdict
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Views per video run at 1% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 90 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
71 058
SUM OVER 90 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
789
OVER 90 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
55 600
SEP 30, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 90
Why are ships called 'she'?
Mapping America's regional vocabulary and the Linguistic Atlas Project
How often do you use 'the'? Meet Zipf's law
Min-maxxing, looksmaxxing, and Nixon-maxxing
The ERRORS in AI writing that are hiding in plain sight
Why do pirates say 'Arr'?
How did we go from NO SPACES between words to the INTERROBANG‽
Why do we use a weird voice to talk to DOGS?
Why do so many last names sound like jobs?
Why color science is surprisingly DANGEROUS
Writing better VERBS
Words and Phrases from Ontario, Canada
Tracking down WEIRD regional words
How are COMICS made??
Why did we start saying this popular phrase?
Why does the U.S. have so many regional accents?
Why does 'shh' mean the same thing in so many languages?
What 'KITH and kin' and 'BECK and call' have in common
Do AI writing detectors ACTUALLY work?
Building a beloved resource for word lovers, with Doug Harper
Saving Canadian lexicography, with John Chew
Chinese characters are getting more COMPLEX!?
What makes something IRONIC?
The origins of gamer slang
Snowclones: fill-in-the-blank phrases we can’t stop remixing.
How to answer the question 'What's your book about?'
The origin of the term 'voodoo shark'
Fossil words, eponyms, and a miscellany of WEIRD FACTS with Jess Zafarris and Shannon Miller
The case for language clarity, with Iva Cheung
What it really takes to translate SHAKESPEARE, with Daniel Hahn
Why 'love' means 'zero' in tennis
The BOUBA-KIKI effect in baby chicks, with Dr. Maria Loconsole
Does Yoda speak real English? The linguistics of Yodish explained
11 TIPS to get started as a freelance writer
The secret code of WEATHER forecasts
Trouper vs. trooper: which spelling is correct? (And what about "troop" as a singular?)
The hidden logic of English spelling
Why spelling bees are called 'bees.'
Why your topic isn't a point (and how to fix it)
The life-saving power of strong verbs
