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Analytics Table:The Coral - Topic
| Date | subscribers | views | videos | Estimated Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Jul 20, 2026 Jul 20 Mon | 337 -- | 7.30M +5.91K | 690 -- | $4 - $12 |
Jul 19, 2026 Jul 19 Sun | 337 -- | 7.29M +8.23K | 690 -- | $6 - $16 |
Jul 18, 2026 Jul 18 Sat | 337 -- | 7.28M +8.55K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 17, 2026 Jul 17 Fri | 337 -- | 7.27M +9.16K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jul 16, 2026 Jul 16 Thu | 337 -- | 7.26M +8.28K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 15, 2026 Jul 15 Wed | 337 -- | 7.26M +8.67K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 14, 2026 Jul 14 Tue | 337 -- | 7.25M +8.29K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 13, 2026 Jul 13 Mon | 337 -- | 7.24M +7.53K | 690 -- | $5 - $15 |
Jul 12, 2026 Jul 12 Sun | 337 -- | 7.23M +8.85K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jul 11, 2026 Jul 11 Sat | 337 -- | 7.22M +8.74K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 10, 2026 Jul 10 Fri | 337 -- | 7.21M +9.22K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jul 9, 2026 Jul 9 Thu | 337 -- | 7.20M +8.87K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jul 8, 2026 Jul 8 Wed | 337 -- | 7.20M +8.28K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 7, 2026 Jul 7 Tue | 337 -- | 7.19M +7.62K | 690 -- | $5 - $15 |
Jul 6, 2026 Jul 6 Mon | 337 -- | 7.18M +7.56K | 690 -- | $5 - $15 |
Jul 5, 2026 Jul 5 Sun | 337 -- | 7.17M +8.48K | 690 -- | $6 - $17 |
Jul 4, 2026 Jul 4 Sat | 337 -- | 7.16M +20.7K | 690 -- | $15 - $42 |
Jul 2, 2026 Jul 2 Thu | 337 -- | 7.14M +13.5K | 690 -- | $10 - $27 |
Jul 1, 2026 Jul 1 Wed | 337 -- | 7.13M +2.14K | 690 -- | $2 - $4 |
Jun 30, 2026 Jun 30 Tue | 337 +2 | 7.13M +9.08K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jun 29, 2026 Jun 29 Mon | 335 -- | 7.12M +2.78K | 690 -- | $2 - $6 |
Jun 28, 2026 Jun 28 Sun | 335 -- | 7.11M +9.62K | 690 -- | $7 - $19 |
Jun 27, 2026 Jun 27 Sat | 335 -- | 7.11M +8.81K | 690 -- | $6 - $18 |
Jun 26, 2026 Jun 26 Fri | 335 -- | 7.10M +5.05K | 690 -- | $4 - $10 |
Jun 25, 2026 Jun 25 Thu | 335 -- | 7.09M +10.3K | 690 -- | $7 - $21 |
Jun 24, 2026 Jun 24 Wed | 335 -- | 7.08M +14.9K | 690 -- | $10 - $30 |
Jun 23, 2026 Jun 23 Tue | 335 -- | 7.07M -- | 690 -- | -- |
Jun 22, 2026 Jun 22 Mon | 335 -- | 7.07M +6.80K | 690 -- | $5 - $14 |
Jun 21, 2026 Jun 21 Sun | 335 -- | 7.06M -- | 690 -- | $4.94K - $14.1K |
| Daily Average | -- | +8.14K | -- | $6 - $16 |
| Weekly Average | -- | +57.0K | -- | $40 - $114 |
| Last 29 Days | +2 | +236K | -- | $165 - $473 |
Income Estimates for The Coral - Topic
Based on The Coral - Topic's current view metrics and industry-standard rates, this YouTube channel generates an estimated daily income of $6 - $16. Weekly earnings are projected at $40 - $114, while monthly revenue estimates range from $171 - $489. The total estimated earnings from all 7.30M views amount to approximately $5.11K - $14.6K.
About The Coral - Topic
Explore The Coral - Topic's YouTube presence with 337 subscribers and 690 videos. Experience the cumulative impact of 7,304,991 views across their engaging content.
The Coral’s past speaks volumes having sold over a million UK albums since their debut EP release in 2001, five of those hitting the top ten, including the chart-topping Magic and Medicine (2003) and eight top 40 singles. Without so much as a glance over their shoulder, James Skelly (vocals/guitars), Ian Skelly (drums/percussion/vocals), Nick Power (keyboard/vocals), Paul Duffy (bass/keyboards/vocals) and Paul Molloy (guitars) stride into the future to fortify their indefinable position in modern music. There are no full stops in The Coral’s story, but their return with a seventh album, Distance Inbetween in 2016 turns a distinct new page within it after an unapologetic five year hiatus. Picking up the band’s story from the release of 2010’s Butterfly House, theirs is a tale of uninterrupted individual creativity punctuated by the surprise release of their lost album, The Curse of Love (2014). A collective for whom permanence is defined by bonds stronger than music, The Coral encouraged each other to go exploring alone after a relentless decade of activity. James Skelly wrote and recorded Love Undercover (2013), establishing his Skeleton Key record label and producing songs for bands including Blossoms, Sundowners and She Drew The Gun. Nick Power revealed literary talents with a book called Small Town Chase (2013); Ian Skelly found a kindred spirit in Paul Molloy (formerly of The Zutons) forming Serpent Power and Paul Duffy turned to soundtrack composition. Founding member, Lee Southall continues his own personal and artistic journeys separately while The Coral regroup, leaving his foot in the door for when his ambitions have been fulfilled elsewhere. Of the break and return, James Skelly says: "We decided the band had hit a brick wall. We had to stop and take a breath. We had been doing the same thing of touring, doing an album and then touring again for twelve years and it had become a habit everyone was scared to step away from. Looking back now, from the point of view of a reinvigorated band, it was the best decision we could have made." The rumour of a heavier album by The Coral has now become an irrefutable reality. Recorded live and mostly in just one take, the seams of each of the 12-tracks are purposely rough-hewn and pave the way for a new wave of visceral onstage performances by the reenergised band. Straddling digital and analogue worlds, many songs on Distance Inbetween developed through texts and emails between James Skelly and Power. Its
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