Mondo Media Joins YouTube’s Billion Views Club

If you don’t know the name Mondo Media – one of (if not) the internet’s “leading multi-platform distributors of animation for teens and young adults” that routinely garners 70 million views for its programs across its many networks – you probably most definitely do know the name of at least one of their original web series productions.

The most notable is the online cartoon Happy Tree Friends, which features a familiar cute and cuddly cast of pastel-colored fluffy anthropomorphic animals with multiple lives, morbid imaginations and violent predilections. They’ve enticed internet audiences to click play since 1999.

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There’s Dick Figures, too. That’s the Mondo Media original animated web series created by the very talented Ed Skudder about two dysfunctional, wannabe fratacular, socially awkward, odd couple, stick figure friends. The show debuted in November 2010 and has already racked up over 50 million views across 21 episodes.

Combine those figures with the view counts from Happy Tree Friends

and a handful of other Mondo Media YouTube channels (including Guy Collins, Germondo, and Spike and Mike) and the number you get adds up to something well north of 10 figures. That makes Mondo Media one of the latest additions to the YouTube Billion Views Club, joining Clevver Media and a few other choice networks in the upper echelons of online video pervasiveness and popularity.

Check out some quality cartoon programming and add a few more views to those numbers by clicking over to MondoMedia.com or YouTube.com/MondoMedia.

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