Here's the Socialblade and Graphtreon statistics for Mumkey's channel as of late. I wanted to see if any of the drama since he outed himself as a drug fueled cheater had affected his numbers in a sort of small scale ProJared-esque slide. I'm honestly a little surprised by what I've found. Here are the numbers for the first ten days of the month (he posted his "My Depression Chamber" video on the 4th) and the last ten days (the mr.meatman video went up on the 28th) respectively:
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Not only is there no drop in subs after the first video, but a considerable rise in both views for the video
and subscribers. As for the recent events, they've so far only caused a bleed for a single day before returning to a positive yield, or at least close enough to it to be negligible. This surprised me simply because the majority of Mumkey's subscribers should be active, as opposed to the predominantly inactive sub-base on his old channels, as a result of this particular backup channel really only being used from mid-January onwards. Here's the sub count from the beginning of the year, with the two videos marked with blue lines:
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Note that I say that they
should be active users; because from what I can gather from taking a look at his channel right now he had a swell of supporters post-ban but very few stuck around for his content. Here's his Youtube page as of now; look at how many videos meander around the 10-20k mark and keep in mind
not a single video on the channel has more views than subscribers.
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As for paying subscribers, here's the numbers from his Patreon since his ban and for the month of May respectively:
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Besides the slump at the end of the month, which is a trend almost every Patreon shares, it's the same result. A minor uptick in subscribers following the first apology video, and a minor drop after the recent stuff. Looking at the numbers I really don't think there's much the man could do short of murder or baby-rape that would shake away the audience he still has. It seems he's hit the same point as countless other dwindling creators; left with an audience of sycophants who will only be turned away by their own boredom as Mumkey slides himself further into irrelevance. Looking at both his numbers and his behavior I'm reminded a little of Ethan Ralph, a man who's content was relatively low-effort yet became popular among the alt-right/alt-lite/post-ironic neo-right only for a ban to reset his numbers and drive him into a self-destructive spin involving excessive booze and plenty of audience berating without the numbers to bolster his ego. It's a little ironic considering Mumkey was on a few episodes of Ralph's show. I guess IBS has, in a roundabout way, claimed another victim.