What's Inside? Followers and statistics

What's Inside? is an American online video channel based in St. George, Utah, built around cutting open everyday objects to show what is hidden within them. The project began as a second grade school project about the insides of sports balls and grew into a regular series of videos in the unboxing and deal-style tradition, where the main attraction is the reveal. Over time the range of subjects has widened from balls to toys, tech gadgets and many other random items, each sliced in half or taken apart on camera. The tone is curious and hands-on, with a light science-and-education flavour, since every video is really an exploration of how common things are made and what materials, layers and mechanisms they contain. Videos are in English and aimed at a broad, family-friendly audience, and a sister channel exists for a separate family-focused branch of the brand. Brands can reach out to have their products featured in an episode, and viewers can send fan mail to a postal address in Utah. The channel is a well-known name among creators in this niche in the United States.

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