Jimmy Kimmel’s Return Breaks His YouTube Record with Most-Watched Monologue Ever

Jimmy Kimmel’s Return Breaks His YouTube Record with Most-Watched Monologue Ever


Jimmy Kimmel has set a new personal milestone with his return to late-night television. His comeback monologue has become the most-watched video ever on his show’s official YouTube channel, breaking previous records within just days of its release.

According to data shared by ABC, the opening monologue from Kimmel’s return episode quickly went viral, attracting millions of views across platforms. On YouTube, it surpassed his past top-performing clips, which have included viral celebrity interviews and comedic sketches.

The surge in viewership highlights the anticipation surrounding Kimmel’s return. The host had been absent from Jimmy Kimmel Live! for several weeks, fueling speculation and heightening interest in his first show back. Fans and industry watchers alike tuned in to see how he would address his hiatus and current events, with many praising the monologue for its mix of sharp humor and topical commentary.

Kimmel, who has hosted the late-night program since 2003, remains one of the longest-running and most recognizable figures in late-night television. His ability to blend politics, celebrity culture, and comedy has helped keep the show relevant in the competitive late-night landscape.

With this record-breaking monologue, Kimmel reinforces his influence not just on television but also in the digital space, where late-night hosts increasingly compete for viral moments and online engagement. ABC has not disclosed exact numbers, but insiders suggest the clip could continue climbing and set a new benchmark for the show’s digital reach.

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