Adult Swim Youtube channel statistics
Date | Video views | Estimated earnings |
---|---|---|
22.03.2024 Fri | +1,662,749 | $ 623 - $ 3.74K |
18.03.2024 Mon | +2,316,787 | $ 868 - $ 5.21K |
15.03.2024 Fri | +1,599,825 | $ 599 - $ 3.6K |
11.03.2024 Mon | +940,615 | $ 352 - $ 2.12K |
07.03.2024 Thu | +1,647,501 | $ 617 - $ 3.71K |
04.03.2024 Mon | -2,891,894 | $ -1.08K - $ -6.51K |
01.03.2024 Fri | +1,488,451 | $ 558 - $ 3.35K |
26.02.2024 Mon | +2,121,074 | $ 795 - $ 4.77K |
24.02.2024 Sat | +6,103,603 | $ 2.29K - $ 13.7K |
14.02.2024 Wed | +3,259,338 | $ 1.22K - $ 7.33K |
10.02.2024 Sat | +4,486,753 | $ 1.68K - $ 10.1K |
05.02.2024 Mon | +3,239,662 | $ 1.21K - $ 7.29K |
01.02.2024 Thu | +3,863,524 | $ 1.45K - $ 8.69K |
27.01.2024 Sat | +1,204,897 | $ 451 - $ 2.71K |
Adult Swim biography
Adult Swim is an American adult-oriented nighttime programming block of the basic cable network Cartoon Network that is programmed by its in-house production studio, Williams Street Productions. The block features a mix of original and acquired programming geared towards young adults aged 18-34. Adult Swim officially launched on September 2, 2001, with the original airing of the Home Movies episode "Director's Cut". Since then, the block has become a staple of Cartoon Network's programming lineup and has gained a dedicated following of fans due to its often humorous and surreal content. In addition to its television programming, Adult Swim also offers a website that features exclusive content, games, and merchandise for the network's popular shows such as Rick and Morty, Robot Chicken, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
Adult Swim controversies
Over the years, Adult Swim has been involved in several controversies that have sparked criticism and backlash from viewers and media watchdog groups. One of the most notable controversies occurred in 2007, when the network aired an episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force that featured a promotional stunt involving electronic devices designed to resemble a bomb. The stunt caused a series of bomb scares throughout Boston, resulting in a costly and disruptive police investigation. The incident led to the resignation of Turner Broadcasting CEO Phil Kent and a public apology from Cartoon Network. Another controversial incident occurred in 2015 when the network aired a bump featuring an image of a police officer pointing a gun at a clown. The bump aired during a weeklong special event, titled "Doomsday Week", which featured post-apocalyptic-themed programming. The image sparked criticism from viewers who found it insensitive in light of recent police shootings and protests. In response, Adult Swim removed the bump and issued an apology.