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In July, our charts were dominated by CazeTV, a Brazilian channel that streamed all of the World Cup matches. It’s August now, but a Brazilian World Cup fan is still on top of the heap. After completing his World Cup sticker album, MAT finished #1 in the Global Sub Top 50, with 1.02 million weekly subscribers.
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Latin American creators have enjoyed a boom time this summer, but it’s not just the soccer fans who are seeing their subscriber counts go up. A former gymnast is in the mix as well, and on his second channel, he continues to up the ante.
Mariano Razo wants ten million subs on his second channel. He’s well on his way.
The last time we checked in on Mariano Razo, the Mexican creator ranked as one of the 100 most-watched YouTube draws of the month. After starting his career as an elite gymnast, he transitioned to the world of short-form content, where his acrobatic abilities allowed him to leap past much of the competition.
That was in 2024, when Razo’s rise represented an up-and-coming class of all-purpose creators. Though gymnastics gave him his start, his most-watched Shorts are an eclectic bunch that features magic scissors, relationship drama, and pranks. By breaking into the Global Top 50, Razo showed that a creator’s appeal is more important than the subject matter of his videos.
Flash forward to 2026, and Razo is still innovating. If his star power is strong enough to carry an entire channel, no matter what actually shows up in his videos, why not use that power to carry two channels? On his second channel, RazoVlogs, Mariano wants to reach ten million subscribers, and he’s well on his way. That channel added 440,000 weekly subscribers to reach 14th place in the Global Sub Top 50.
Like on the main Mariano Razo channel, the RazoVlogs archive is a mixed bag. There are some product recommendations, an optical illusion, and (of course) plenty of World Cup-themed uploads.
RazoVlogs is now getting more weekly subscribers than Mariano Razo, but both channels are currently in the top 20 in our subscriber chart. Among a surge of Mexican creators in our rankings (there are seven of them in the Global Sub Top 50), Razo is emerging as the top dog.
Even as he builds RazoVlogs, Mariano is not neglecting his main hub. In fact, his weekly traffic on that channel just hit a high-water mark over the past six months.
Data via Gospel Stats
Alongside MrBeast, Jasmin Arndt, and His Story, Razo is one of four creators represented twice in the Global Sub Top 50. Double dippers used to be a rarity in our rankings, but as top creators test how far their names can take them, they are dominating the charts like never before.
Razo’s approach to YouTube defines this trend. Once upon a time, he may have been a gymnastics creator, but that label doesn’t really fit him anymore. He is an all-purpose all-star, and he’ll reach ten million subscribers on RazoVlogs in no time.
Channel Distribution
Here’s a breakdown of the Top 50 Most Viewed channels this week in terms of their countries of origin:
- United States: 10
- India: 8
- Mexico: 7
- Australia: 3
- Japan, Spain, and United Kingdom: 2
- Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Germany, Kazakhstan, The Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, Ukraine, and Vietnam: 1
This week, 41 channels in the Top 50 are primarily active on YouTube Shorts.
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