'75,000 Subscribers' at 0:35, 'Almost a Hundred Thousand' at 14:32: Nancy Mace Gives Two YouTube Counts in One Get Maced Show
Thirty-five seconds into her Thursday, October 1, 2026 Get Maced stream, Nancy Mace said her YouTube channel had 'just hit our milestone' of 75,000 subscribers. Thirteen minutes and 57 seconds later, in the same stream, she said 'we have almost a hundred thousand, we're getting towards a hundred thousand on YouTube.' Maceopedia's tracker had the channel at 75,400 that day. Six days later YouTube's own public display read 77K. This entry puts the two lines, the clock, and the public count side by side. Every quote is verbatim from her stream.
Source note: this entry is built on the full Get Maced stream Nancy Mace posted to her own YouTube channel on Thursday, October 1, 2026 (34 minutes 28 seconds). Both quotes were word-timed with a speech-recognition pass on the audio and then confirmed by a second pass; the timestamps below are where the words begin. The channel figures come from YouTube's own public pages, pulled by Maceopedia on the dates given. Maceopedia records what she said and what the public count shows. It draws no conclusion about why the two numbers differ.
"We just hit our milestone on YouTube of 75,000 subscribers. Thank you. It's now time to get to a hundred thousand subscribers."
That is Nancy Mace 35 seconds into her October 1, 2026 Get Maced stream. At 14 minutes 32 seconds into the same stream, she said this:
"So my following is up huge. We have almost a hundred thousand. We're getting towards a hundred thousand on YouTube. Please subscribe, subscribe, subscribe."
Thirteen minutes and 57 seconds separate the two lines. Maceopedia's tracker, which reads her channel's public count, had @NancyRMace at 75,400 subscribers on October 1. On October 7, six days later, YouTube's own display on her channel read 77K.
The two lines, with the clock
Her stream, embedded from her channel and cued to the first line. The second line is at 14:32.
Nancy Mace, "Nancy Mace SHARES the Words James Talarico Doesn't Want You to Hear," Get Maced, posted October 1, 2026. Embedded from her channel, starting at 0:34.
| Clock | What she said | Public count on file |
|---|---|---|
| 0:35 | "We just hit our milestone on YouTube of 75,000 subscribers. Thank you. It's now time to get to a hundred thousand subscribers." | 75,400 on October 1 (Maceopedia tracker) |
| 14:32 | "So my following is up huge. We have almost a hundred thousand. We're getting towards a hundred thousand on YouTube. Please subscribe, subscribe, subscribe." | 75,400 on October 1; 77K displayed by YouTube on October 7 |
The frames below are from her stream at the two moments.
0:35. "We just hit our milestone on YouTube of 75,000 subscribers."
14:32. "We have almost a hundred thousand. We're getting towards a hundred thousand on YouTube."
What the public count shows
YouTube publishes a channel's subscriber count on the channel page and the About page, rounded once a channel passes 1,000. Maceopedia reads that figure with a logged-out tool and records it in a dated series alongside the channel's total views and video count. The rows that bracket her stream:
| Date | Subscribers (as displayed) | Total views (About page) | Videos |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 30, 2026 | 74,700 | 5,697,138 | 476 |
| October 1, 2026 (the day of the stream) | 75,400 | 5,751,430 | 479 |
| October 7, 2026 | 77K | 5,606,039 | 502 |
The first line in her stream, 75,000, matches the public count that day. The second line, "almost a hundred thousand," does not match the count that day or the count six days later. YouTube's displayed figure is rounded, so the exact number behind "77K" is not public; the display itself is what any visitor to her channel saw on October 7.
Two notes on the table. The October 7 total-view figure is lower than the October 1 figure, which has not happened before in this series; Maceopedia has not determined why and does not assert a cause. And the October 1 stream itself stood at 25,551 views and 199 comments on the morning of October 7.
Her Facebook figures, as claimed
In the same stream she gave two Facebook figures. At 0:50: "If you're on Facebook, we're about to hit 1 million followers." At 14:40: "On my personal Facebook page, I am at almost 1 million followers." Maceopedia has not verified either number and records them here only as her statements.
Where this sits in the record
The subscriber count is one of the two numbers Maceopedia has tracked on this channel since August; the other is views per episode. Earlier entries in the series:
- Get Maced Posts Three Straight Misses After 9-Day Hiatus, September 10, 2026.
- Get Maced ratings, September 22, 2026.
- Get Maced viewership, August against September, September 30, 2026.
- The running record on the Get Maced hub.
The dated subscriber series behind this entry is published in the site's open repository: data/get-maced-metrics.json.
Transcript of the two passages
Transcribed from the audio of her stream. Timestamps are minutes and seconds into the video where each line begins.
- 0:30 Good evening. This is Congresswoman Nancy Mace, and this is the Get Maced podcast.
- 0:35 We just hit our milestone on YouTube of 75,000 subscribers. Thank you. It's now time to get to a hundred thousand subscribers, and we're going to need your help. I need you to subscribe, hit the little subscribe button, hit it right now if you can.
- 0:49 If you're on Facebook, we're about to hit 1 million followers.
- 14:32 So my following is up huge. We have almost a hundred thousand. We're getting towards a hundred thousand on YouTube. Please subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.
- 14:40 On my personal Facebook page, I am at almost 1 million followers. If you're on Facebook, please share my page.
Sources & related coverage
- The stream itself: Nancy Mace, "Nancy Mace SHARES the Words James Talarico Doesn't Want You to Hear", Get Maced, YouTube, October 1, 2026 (channel @NancyRMace). The first line is at 0:35; the second is at 14:32.
- Her channel's public pages: youtube.com/@NancyRMace and its About page, read October 1 and October 7, 2026.
- The dated series:
data/get-maced-metrics.jsonin the Maceopedia repository (snapshots for September 30, October 1 and October 7, 2026). - On this site: the Get Maced hub; three straight misses after the hiatus; the ratings entry; August against September; In Her Own Words.
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