Millionaires

• YouTube Millionaires: Creator Collective AMP Thinks It’s Got The Secret Sauce
• YouTube Millionaires: Jiedel’s Channel Is A Grab Bag Of Gaming, Sports, Cooking, And Challenges—And Viewers Dig The Variety

  The 25-year-old, Los Angeles-based YouTuber has been making videos since 2014. He--along with his brother Jesser and the rest of sports/gaming collective 2HYPE--got his start as a video game-focused creator whose uploads revolved around gameplay in titles like NBA 2K and Madden. That niche made up the bulk of his channel until 2019, when he got into sneaker customization. And then, in 2020, he shifted again.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Comedy-Focused Family ‘Tsuriki Show’ Shot To 3.5 Million Subscribers In 3 Months

  Videos like This isn't David Copperfield magic trick and Guess the sound challenge and The funniest prank have seen significant traffic on Shorts, with to-date view counts of 220 million, 178 million, and 128 million, respectively.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Lucky Maker Hopes His ‘Minecraft’ Adventures Will Take Him To 50 Million Subscribers

  Kazakhstan-based Lucky Maker began uploading Minecraft gameplay clips to YouTube's TikTok competitor, Shorts, just six months ago. In those six months, his channel has soared to nearly one billion collective views and more than 1.8 million subscribers, and his daily uploads are still growing his channel at a rate of tens of thousands of new subscribers and tens of millions of views each week.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: KackisHD Does DIY Gaming With “‘Destiny’ For Dummies”
• YouTube Millionaires: Jeffo Joined YouTube To Stay Busy During Lockdowns. Now His Channel Is His Career.
• YouTube Millionaires: Welcome To The TRY Channel, Where A Cast Of 40+ Irish People React To Culinary Delicacies And Disasters
• YouTube Millionaires: Dangthatsalongname’s Channel Is A Trove Of Memorable Gaming Moments, From ‘Minecraft’ To ‘Among Us’
• YouTube Millionaires: RaidAway Wants Everyone To Feel Welcome On His ‘Call Of Duty’ Channel
• YouTube Millionaires: Lilman Is Building His Brand On “Constant, Entertaining Complaining”
• YouTube Millionaires: For Brandon Baum, YouTube Shorts Is “The Key To Success”
• YouTube Millionaires: Sadie Aldis Organizes Her Life On YouTube—And Her Digital Merch Helps Viewers Organize Theirs