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Analytics Table:Al Green - Topic
| Date | subscribers | views | videos | Estimated Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Aug 1, 2026 Aug 1 Sat | 11.1K -- | 337M -- | 891 -- | -- |
Jul 31, 2026 Jul 31 Fri | 11.1K -- | 337M -62.7K | 891 -- | -$125 - -$44 |
Jul 30, 2026 Jul 30 Thu | 11.1K -- | 337M -1.84M | 891 -- | -$3.69K - -$1.29K |
Jul 29, 2026 Jul 29 Wed | 11.1K -- | 339M +182K | 891 -- | $128 - $366 |
Jul 28, 2026 Jul 28 Tue | 11.1K -- | 338M +189K | 891 +1 | $133 - $379 |
Jul 26, 2026 Jul 26 Sun | 11.1K -- | 338M +144K | 890 -- | $101 - $290 |
Jul 25, 2026 Jul 25 Sat | 11.1K -- | 338M +137K | 890 -- | $96 - $275 |
Jul 24, 2026 Jul 24 Fri | 11.1K -- | 338M +198K | 890 -- | $139 - $397 |
Jul 23, 2026 Jul 23 Thu | 11.1K -- | 338M +127K | 890 -- | $89 - $255 |
Jul 22, 2026 Jul 22 Wed | 11.1K -- | 338M +121K | 890 -- | $85 - $243 |
Jul 21, 2026 Jul 21 Tue | 11.1K -- | 337M +122K | 890 -- | $86 - $246 |
Jul 20, 2026 Jul 20 Mon | 11.1K -- | 337M +114K | 890 -- | $80 - $230 |
Jul 19, 2026 Jul 19 Sun | 11.1K -- | 337M +150K | 890 -- | $106 - $302 |
Jul 18, 2026 Jul 18 Sat | 11.1K -- | 337M +140K | 890 -- | $98 - $281 |
Jul 17, 2026 Jul 17 Fri | 11.1K -- | 337M +134K | 890 -- | $94 - $268 |
Jul 16, 2026 Jul 16 Thu | 11.1K -- | 337M +127K | 890 -- | $89 - $255 |
Jul 15, 2026 Jul 15 Wed | 11.1K -- | 337M +126K | 890 -- | $89 - $253 |
Jul 14, 2026 Jul 14 Tue | 11.1K -- | 337M +111K | 890 -- | $78 - $222 |
Jul 13, 2026 Jul 13 Mon | 11.1K -- | 336M +126K | 890 -- | $88 - $252 |
Jul 12, 2026 Jul 12 Sun | 11.1K -- | 336M +146K | 890 -- | $103 - $294 |
Jul 11, 2026 Jul 11 Sat | 11.1K -- | 336M +219K | 890 -1 | $154 - $439 |
Jul 10, 2026 Jul 10 Fri | 11.1K -- | 336M +53.2K | 891 -- | $37 - $106 |
Jul 9, 2026 Jul 9 Thu | 11.1K -- | 336M +126K | 891 +1 | $89 - $254 |
Jul 8, 2026 Jul 8 Wed | 11.1K -- | 336M +120K | 890 -- | $84 - $241 |
Jul 7, 2026 Jul 7 Tue | 11.1K -- | 336M +188K | 890 +1 | $132 - $377 |
Jul 6, 2026 Jul 6 Mon | 11.1K -- | 335M +48.6K | 889 -- | $34 - $97 |
Jul 5, 2026 Jul 5 Sun | 11.1K -- | 335M +271K | 889 -- | $190 - $543 |
Jul 4, 2026 Jul 4 Sat | 11.1K -- | 335M -- | 889 -- | $234K - $671K |
| Daily Average | -- | +54.4K | -- | $38 - $109 |
| Weekly Average | -- | +380K | -- | $267 - $762 |
| Last 28 Days | -- | +1.52M | +2 | $1.06K - $3.04K |
Income Estimates for Al Green - Topic
Based on Al Green - Topic's current view metrics and industry-standard rates, this YouTube channel generates an estimated daily income of $38 - $109. Weekly earnings are projected at $267 - $762, while monthly revenue estimates range from $1.14K - $3.26K. The total estimated earnings from all 335M views amount to approximately $235K - $671K.
About Al Green - Topic
Explore Al Green - Topic's YouTube presence with 11,100 subscribers and 891 videos. Experience the cumulative impact of 335,837,654 views across their engaging content.
Al Green was the first great soul singer of the '70s and arguably the last great Southern soul singer. With his seductive singles for Hi Records in the early '70s, Green bridged the gap between deep soul and smooth Philadelphia soul. He incorporated elements of gospel, interjecting his performances with wild moans and wails, but his records were stylish, boasting immaculate productions that rolled along with a tight beat, sexy backing vocals, and lush strings. The distinctive Hi Records sound that the vocalist and producer Willie Mitchell developed made Al Green the most popular and influential soul singer of the early '70s, influencing not only his contemporaries, but also veterans like Marvin Gaye. Green was at the peak of his popularity when he suddenly decided to join the ministry in the mid-'70s. At first, he continued to record secular material, but by the '80s, he was concentrating solely on gospel. During the late '80s and '90s, he occasionally returned to R&B, but he remained primarily a religious performer for the rest of his career. Nevertheless, Green's classic early- '70s recordings retained their power and influence throughout the decades, setting the standard for smooth soul. Green was born in Forrest City, AR, where he formed a gospel quartet, the Green Brothers, at the age of nine. The group toured throughout the South in the mid-'50s, before the family relocated to Grand Rapids, MI. The Green Brothers continued to perform in Grand Rapids, but Al's father kicked the boy out of the group after he caught his son listening to Jackie Wilson. At the age of 16, Al formed an R&B group, Al Green & the Creations, with several of his high-school friends. Two Creation members, Curtis Rogers and Palmer James, founded their own independent record company, Hot Line Music Journal, and had the group record for the label. By that time, the Creations had been re-named the Soul Mates. The group's first single, "Back Up Train," became a surprise hit, climbing to number five on the R&B charts early in 1968. The Soul Mates attempted to record another hit, but all of their subsequent singles failed to find an audience. In 1969, Al Green met bandleader and Hi Records vice president Willie Mitchell while on tour in Midland, Texas. Impressed with Green's voice, he signed the singer to Hi Records, and began collaborating with Al on his debut album. Released in early 1970, Green's debut album, Green Is Blues, showcased the signature sound he and Mitchell devised --
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