Top 100 Most Viewed YouTube Gaming Channels Worldwide • November 2015
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It’s time for another monthly installment of our Tubefilter Top 100 Most Viewed YouTube Gaming Channels Chart and a familiar channel is back in the top spot.
Chart Toppers
A familiar face is once again in the #1 spot on the Gaming chart. Felix Kjellberg’s PewDiePie channel reclaimed the coveted position after a several-month hiatus. The world’s most subscribed and most viewed YouTube channel scored nearly 319.9 million views in the 30 days of November. In a semi-distant second place is TheDiamondMinecart. The British gamer’s constant supply of mostly Minecraft videos kept its view count almost constant with a slight 6% dip to bottom out at almost 243.3 million views.
In third place is VanossGaming. The top North American channel on the chart amassed more than 231.8 million views in the month. And on the Canadian’s heels is the top U.S. gaming channel on the chart. PopularMMOs closed out the month just shy of 226.7 million views.
Rounding out the Top 5 is JackSepticEye. The Irish gamer and self-proclaimed “most energetic videogame commentator on YouTube” dipped 1% in views, but still racked up almost 224.5 million views on the month.
Top Gainers
The honor of one of our Top Gainers this month goes to Slogoman.
The YouTube home of the 18-year-old British Josh Temple, who describes himself as someone who “makes videos on games and stuff and you watch them, sometimes” had a great month on YouTube. A steady stream of most Grand Theft Auto uploads, peppered with gameplay footage from sims Sims and other titles (along with your regular YouTube challenge video fare) helped his Slogoman channel to a 96% month-over-month increase in views, nearly 49 million views on the month, and the #45 spot on the worldwide gaming chart.
Channel Distribution
The Top 100 Most Viewed YouTube Gaming Channels this month amassed in aggregate a total of 6,379,726,533. Here’s a look at the distribution of those channels broken down by the most-represented YouTube Multi-Channel Networks on the chart:
- Maker Studios: 27 channels in the Top 100, with PewDiePie at #1.
- Machinima: 15 channels in the Top 100, with VanossGaming at #3.
- BroadbandTV: 7 channels in the Top 100, with fernanfloo at #8.
- OmniaMediaCo: 6 channels in the Top 100, with TheAtlanticCraft at #32.
- Divimove, Fullscreen: 5 channels each in the Top 100, with Divimove’s elrubiusOMG at #11 and Fullscreen’s popularmmos at #4.
- VSP: 4 channels in the Top 100, with В Гостях У FrostA at #29.
- Jetpak, Rooster Teeth, XMediaDigital: 2 channels each in the Top 100, with Jetpak’s TheSyndicateProject at #76, Rooster Teeth’s Rooster Teeth at #48, and XMediaDigital’s TheBrainDit at #30.
And here’s a look into the distribution of this month’s Top 100 by country of origin:
- United States: 31 channels in the Top 100.
- Great Britain: 14 channels in the Top 100.
- Spain: 8 channels in the Top 100..
- Brazil, Japan: 7 channels each in the Top 100.
- Canada, Russia: 5 channels each in the Top 100.
- Ireland, Netherlands, Ukraine: 3 channels each in the Top 100.
- Chile, Denmark, South Korea: 2 channels each in the Top 100.
- Australia, El Salvador, Finland, France, Italy, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland: 1 channel each in the Top 100.
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