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American YouTube personalityMrBeast is the most-subscribed channel on YouTube, with 452 million subscribers as of November 2025.[update]

A subscriber to achannel on the American video-sharing platformYouTube is a user who chooses to follow a channel'scontent by clicking on that channel's "Subscribe" button, and each user's subscription feed consists ofvideos published by channels to which the user is subscribed.[1] The ability for users to subscribe was introduced in October 2005.[2] YouTube began publishing a list of its most-subscribed channels in April 2006.[3] An early archive of the list dates to May 17, 2006.[4]

Since May 2006, whenSmosh occupied the top position with just 2,986 subscribers,[4] at least 11 other YouTube channels have held the top spot; these include the channel for the American fictional web serieslonelygirl15,[5] American comedianBrooke "Brookers" Brodack,[6] American fictional characterFred Figglehorn,[7] Swedish gamerFelix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg,[8] American comedianRyan Higa,[9] American media personalityRay William Johnson,[10] American public speakerJudson Laipply,[11] English pensionerPeter Oakley,[12] and the official channels for Indian music record labelT-Series, as well asYouTube[A] itself.[13]

The most-subscribed YouTube channel isMrBeast, having 452 million subscribers as of November 25, 2025, and gaining subscribers by an average of about 444,000 per day.[14][15][16]

100 most-subscribed channels

This is adynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help byediting the page to add missing items, with references toreliable sources.

The following table lists the top followed 100 YouTube channels,[B][17] as well as the primary language, country, date they joined YouTube, and content category of each channel. The channels are ordered by number of subscribers. Those whose displayed subscriber counts are identical, are listed so that the channel whose current growth rate indicates that its displayed subscriber count will exceed that of the other channel is listed first. Automatically generated channels that lack their own videos, such as Music and News, and channels that have been made effectively obsolete as a result of the transferral of their content, such as JustinBieberVEVO and TaylorSwiftVEVO[C] are excluded.

As of September 2025[update], 32 of top 100 channels listed primarily produce content in English while 30 primarily produce content in Hindi. All 100 channels have surpassed 48 million subscribers. All Top 50 channels have surpassed 65 million subscribers.[18] Fourteen of the channels have surpassed 100 million subscribers, and only two have more than 200 and 300 million subscribers:MrBeast andT-Series, with the former being the only channel that has more than 400 million subscribers.[19]

NameLinkSubscribers
(millions)		Primary
language		CategoryJoined YouTubeCountry
MrBeastLink452EnglishEntertainment[20]February 19, 2012United States
T-SeriesLink307Hindi[21][22]MusicMarch 13, 2006India
Cocomelon - Nursery RhymesLink198EnglishEducationSeptember 1, 2006United States
SET IndiaLink187Hindi[23]EntertainmentSeptember 20, 2006India
Vlad and NikiLink147EnglishEntertainmentApril 23, 2018United States
Russia
Kids Diana ShowLink137English[24]EntertainmentMay 12, 2015United States
Ukraine
Stokes TwinsLink132EnglishEntertainmentApril 11, 2008United States
Like NastyaLink131EnglishEntertainmentDecember 6, 2016United States
Russia
김프로KIMPROLink123KoreanEntertainmentNovember 11, 2017South Korea
Zee Music CompanyLink121Hindi[25][26]MusicMarch 12, 2014India
WWELink111EnglishSportsMay 10, 2007United States
PewDiePieLink110EnglishEntertainmentApril 29, 2010Sweden
Japan[citation needed]
GoldminesLink108HindiFilmJanuary 21, 2012India
Sony SABLink104HindiEntertainmentAugust 4, 2007India
BlackpinkLink99.3KoreanMusicJune 28, 2016South Korea
ChuChu TV Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsLink97.9Hindi[27]EducationFebruary 9, 2013India
Alan's UniverseLink96.9EnglishEntertainmentFebruary 3, 2020United States
Zee TVLink95.4HindiEntertainmentDecember 11, 2005India
Alejo IgoaLink93.6SpanishEntertainmentJanuary 17, 2014Argentina
A4Link90.7RussianEntertainmentNovember 29, 2014Belarus
Russia
PinkfongLink83.4EnglishEducationDecember 13, 2011South Korea
BANGTANTVLink81.5KoreanMusicDecember 16, 2012South Korea
Colors TVLink81.3HindiEntertainmentJune 13, 2008India
5-Minute CraftsLink81EnglishHow-toNovember 15, 2016Cyprus[a]
ZAMZAM ELECTRONICS TRADINGLink80.8ArabicEntertainmentDecember 19, 2020United Arab Emirates
T-Series Bhakti SagarLink80.6HindiMusicFebruary 13, 2011India
Toys and ColorsLink80.3EnglishEntertainmentMarch 17, 2016United States
Tips OfficialLink79.4HindiEntertainmentMay 22, 2007India
Topper GuildLink79.2EnglishEntertainmentJuly 8, 2014United States
Hybe LabelsLink78.8KoreanMusicJune 4, 2008South Korea
KL BRO Biju RithvikLink78.4MalayalamLifestyle VlogsJuly 21, 2020India
UR · CristianoLink76.9Portuguese, EnglishEntertainment/SportsJuly 8, 2024Portugal
Justin BieberLink76.4EnglishMusicJanuary 15, 2007Canada
Aaj TakLink73.8HindiNewsAugust 27, 2009India
Shemaroo Filmi GaaneLink73.7HindiMusicJune 11, 2010India
Infobells - HindiLink71.6HindiEducationJune 6, 2014India
Mark RoberLink71.6EnglishEducation/EntertainmentOctober 20, 2011United States
HAR PAL GEOLink70.4UrduEntertainmentJanuary 2, 2008Pakistan
El Reino InfantilLink70.3SpanishMusicJune 2, 2011Argentina
Fede VigevaniLink70.2SpanishEntertainmentJune 16, 2009Mexico
Uruguay
YRFLink70.1HindiMusicJune 7, 2006India
Sony Music IndiaLink68.6HindiMusicSeptember 2, 2009India
ISSEI / いっせいLink68.4JapaneseEntertainmentJuly 23, 2014Japan
Canal KondZillaLink67.9PortugueseMusicMarch 21, 2012Brazil
Wave MusicLink67.9BhojpuriMusicDecember 20, 2011India
Eminem MusicLink66EnglishMusicFebruary 8, 2007United States
ARY Digital HDLink65.9UrduEntertainmentJuly 11, 2016Pakistan
YOLO AVENTURASLink65.8SpanishEntertainmentDecember 13, 2018Mexico
MovieclipsLink65.3EnglishFilmApril 27, 2006United States
Anaya KandhalLink65.2HindiEntertainmentSeptember 19, 2016India
Bispo Bruno LeonardoLink63.8PortugueseNonprofitApril 10, 2016Brazil
Taylor SwiftLink62.1EnglishMusicSeptember 20, 2006United States
Dude PerfectLink61.7EnglishComedyMarch 17, 2009United States
PANDA BOILink61.4EnglishEntertainmentDecember 5, 2020Italy
ZhongLink61.1EnglishEntertainmentJanuary 19, 2015United States
LooLoo Kids - Nursery Rhymes and Children's SongsLink61.1EnglishEducationAugust 5, 2014Romania
ShemarooLink60.6HindiEntertainmentSeptember 1, 2007India
ToRungLink59.2VietnameseEntertainmentOctober 17, 2017Vietnam
आचार्य प्रशान्त -Acharya PrashantLink59.0HindiEducationAugust 27, 2014India
Saregama MusicLink58.9HindiMusicJanuary 4, 2013India
Ed SheeranLink58.6EnglishMusicAugust 8, 2006United Kingdom
SonyMusicIndiaVEVOLink58.6HindiMusicSeptember 2, 2009India
Маша и Медведь[b]Link58.3RussianEducationMay 31, 2011Russia
MarshmelloLink58.2EnglishMusicApril 6, 2015United States
Billion Surprise ToysLink58.1EnglishEducationOctober 25, 2013United States
JioHotstar KidsLink57.5HindiEntertainmentNovember 23, 2016India
MikecrackLink57.3SpanishGamingJuly 13, 2015Spain
Billie EilishLink57.0EnglishMusicFebruary 6, 2013United States
Ariana GrandeLink56.6EnglishMusicJanuary 21, 2007United States
Get MoviesLink56.5RussianEntertainmentDecember 16, 2006Russia
StarPlusLink56.2HindiEntertainmentMay 19, 2006India
Dangal TV ChannelLink55.9HindiEntertainmentAugust 2, 2017India
Alfredo LarinLink54.9SpanishEntertainmentApril 9, 2017El Salvador
Juan de Dios PantojaLink54.6SpanishPeopleJune 9, 2014Mexico
JuegaGermanLink54.3SpanishGamingMay 18, 2013Chile
Jess No LimitLink54.3IndonesianEntertainmentSeptember 6, 2017Indonesia
shfaLink54.1ArabicPeopleMarch 29, 2015United Arab Emirates
ABS-CBN EntertainmentLink54.0FilipinoEntertainmentJuly 15, 2008Philippines
LUCCAS TOON - LUCCAS NETOLink53.7PortugueseEntertainmentJuly 30, 2014Brazil
Masha and the BearLink53.5EnglishFilmSeptember 17, 2014Russia
MrBeast 2Link53.1EnglishEntertainmentAugust 21, 2020United States
Real fools shorts officialLink52.9HindiPeopleJune 14, 2021India
Celine DeptLink52.5EnglishSportsMay 3, 2023Belgium
HUM TVLink52.5UrduEntertainmentMay 25, 2011Pakistan
shfa2 - شفاLink52.2ArabicPeopleNovember 6, 2017United Arab Emirates
BETER BÖCÜKLink52.1TurkishGamingDecember 12, 2012Turkey
Ishtar MusicLink52.0HindiMusicSeptember 22, 2005India
Bad BunnyLink51.1SpanishMusicJune 8, 2014Puerto Rico
MrBeast GamingLink50.8EnglishGamingApril 7, 2020United States
T-Series Bollywood ClassicsLink50.7HindiFilmApril 2, 2012India
FernanflooLink49.5SpanishGamingMay 2, 2011El Salvador
Maria Clara & JPLink49.4PortugueseEntertainmentSeptember 5, 2015Brazil
IndiaTVLink49.4HindiNewsAugust 26, 2006India
ABP NEWSLink49.3HindiNewsJune 1, 2012India
Dushyant kukrejaLink49.3HindiEntertainmentSeptember 26, 2015India
PowerKids TVLink49.1EnglishEntertainmentAugust 6, 2014India
ShakiraLink49.1SpanishMusicOctober 16, 2005Colombia
Techno GamerzLink48.7EnglishGamingAugust 13, 2017India
BeatboxJCOPLink48.5EnglishEntertainmentMarch 13, 2011South Korea
Genevieve's Playhouse - Learning Videos for KidsLink48.3EnglishEntertainmentJanuary 6, 2016United States
As of November 2025 (UTC)
  1. ^TheSoul Publishing is currently based in Cyprus; it was originally based in Russia and is still Russian-owned.[28]
  2. ^Masha and the Bear

Historical progression of most-subscribed channels

The following table lists the 20 distinct runs as the most-subscribed YouTube channel recorded since May 2006. Only runs lasting at least 24 hours are included. Twelve different channels have held the position, withPewDiePie holding the title a record four times. He also holds the records for the longest time as the most-subscribed channel (1,920 days in his third run), the shortest time as the most-subscribed channel (four days in his second run), and the longest overall combined time as the most subscribed channel (2,017 days). In second place isSmosh, which held it three times, while third place is tied betweennigahiga,T-Series, andYouTube's own channel, which have all held it twice each. YouTube's own official channel, then known as "YouTube Spotlight", briefly held the title in late 2013; one factor that contributed to the channel's rise to the top spot was the site's autosuggestion for new users to subscribe to the channel upon registration.[29]

Overall of the twelve channels who have held the record, seven featured individual males (including MrBeast[D]); one (Brookers) featured an individual female; three have been operated by brands as opposed to individuals (T-Series, YouTube Spotlight, and MrBeast[D]); one (Smosh) was a duo of males which later became a collective and production company; and one (lonelygirl15) was a web series. Nine of the channels were based in the United States, one (geriatric1927) was based in England, one (T-Series) was based in India, and one (PewDiePie) was based in Sweden, and later in England.

  Former record for days held
  Current record for days held
Channel nameDate achievedDays heldRef.(s)
Smosh (1)c. May 9, 2006~34[4]
Judson Laipplyc. June 12, 2006~21[33][34][35]
Brookersc. July 3, 2006~43[36][37][38]
geriatric1927August 15, 200628[39][40][41]
lonelygirl15September 12, 2006226[42][43][44]
Smosh (2)April 26, 2007517[45][46]
nigahiga (1)September 24, 200812[47][48][49][failed verification]
FЯEDOctober 6, 2008318[49][failed verification][50][51]
nigahiga (2)August 20, 2009675[48][52][53][54]
Ray William JohnsonJune 26, 2011564[55][56][57]
Smosh (3)January 12, 2013215[45][58][59]
PewDiePie (1)August 15, 201379[60][61]
YouTube Spotlight[A] (1)November 2, 201336[29][62][63]
PewDiePie (2)December 8, 20134[64][65]
YouTube Spotlight (2)December 12, 201311[66][65]
PewDiePie (3)December 23, 20131,920[67][68][69]
T-Series (1)March 27, 2019[E]5[73][75]
PewDiePie (4)April 1, 201913[74][76][77]
T-Series (2)April 14, 20191,876[78][79]
MrBeastJune 2, 2024543[80]
As of November 2025UTC

Timeline

Timeline of the most-subscribed YouTube channels (May 2006 – present)

Milestones and reactions

ChannelSubscriber milestoneDate achievedReference
Brookers10,000July 7, 2006[81]
geriatric192720,000August 18, 2006[82]
lonelygirl1550,000October 13, 2006[83]
Smosh100,000May 15, 2007[84]
FЯED1 millionApril 7, 2009[85]
nigahiga2 millionMarch 13, 2010[86]
RayWilliamJohnson5 millionNovember 15, 2011[87]
Smosh10 millionMay 25, 2013[88]
PewDiePie20 millionJanuary 9, 2014[89]
50 millionDecember 8, 2016[90]
T-Series100 millionMay 29, 2019[91]
200 millionNovember 30, 2021[92]
MrBeast300 millionJuly 10, 2024[93][94]
400 millionJune 1, 2025[95]

Following the third time thatSmosh became the most-subscribed YouTube channel,Ray William Johnson collaborated with the duo.[96] A flurry of top YouTubers includingRyan Higa,Shane Dawson,Felix Kjellberg,Michael Buckley,Kassem Gharaibeh, theFine Brothers, and Johnson himself, congratulated the duo shortly after they surpassed Johnson as the most-subscribed channel.[97]

PewDiePie vs T-Series

Main article:PewDiePie vs T-Series

In mid-2018, the subscriber count of the Indian music video channelT-Series rapidly approached that of Swedish web comedian and Let's PlayerPewDiePie, who was the most-subscribed user on YouTube at the time.[98][99] As a result, fans of PewDiePie and T-Series, other YouTubers, and celebritiesshowed their support for both channels. During the competition, both channels gained a large number of subscribers at a rapid rate, and surpassed each other's subscriber count on multiple occasions in February, March, and April 2019.[70][71][72][74] T-Series eventually permanently surpassed PewDiePie, and on May 29, 2019, it became the first channel to reach 100 million subscribers.[91]

In 2024, when MrBeast surpassed T-Series, hetweeted that his fans had "avenged" PewDiePie.[80] In the lead-up to MrBeast's channel becoming the most-subscribed, T-Series issued a call for subscribers.[100] Meanwhile, MrBeast urged his fans to not see the competition between his channel and T-Series as "this country versus that country", while also warning against anyone becoming hateful.[101]

See also

Notes

  1. ^abAlthough now simply called "YouTube", YouTube's official channel was named "YouTube Spotlight" in 2013.
  2. ^The total number of channels listed may exceed 100 if a tie exists for the 100th-highest subscriber count.
  3. ^These are not to be mistaken for the channels Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift, both of which are included.
  4. ^abThoughJimmy Donaldson founded the MrBeast channel in 2012,[30] initially operating it himself, the channel has since expanded. It is now operated by a team led by Donaldson[31] and has referred to itself as "the largest YouTube brand in the world".[32] Due to this, the channel is included as among both the seven featuring individual males and the three that have been operated by brands.
  5. ^T-Series surpassed PewDiePie in subscriber count on numerous occasions, each lasting fewer than 24 hours, from February to late March 2019.[70][71][72] The first incident to last at least 24 hours began on March 27 and ended on April 1.[73][74]

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