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Given how saturated the platform has become, its vital for both veteran and newcomers to the battle royale that is Youtube to produce content that is as addictive as it is digestible. To that effect, these online celebs have managed to nail it. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself burning through their back catalogue of videos before the week is out!
#5: The Game Theorists
The Game Theorists host a few different segments, but the most popular is MatPat’s Game Theory, a show that explores various theories behind certain video games. For example, the mostpopular video on the channel concerns a “clue†that “solves†“Five Nights at Freddy’s.†Another popular video sees him exploring the theory that Link is actually dead in “Majora’s Mask.†The videos are entertaining thanks to MatPat’s inviting personality and rapid style of delivery, and some of the more outlandish theories are weirdly convincing. If video games aren’t your thing, you can check out their also fantastic sister channel, The Film Theorists.
#4: Markiplier
Markiplier is one of the most popular YouTube gamers in the business. Not only has he amassed over 20 million subscribers, but he also appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!â€. In the segment, he tried to persuade Jimmy that watching people play video games is not a waste of time – an opinion that Jimmy received a lot of ire for. Mark primarily plays horror games, but also dabbles in mainstream titles like “Red Dead Redemption II.†He’s also branched off from gaming and periodically films himself doing Reddit 50/50 and Try Not to Laugh challenges, both of which add nice variety to his channel.
#3: Good Mythical Morning
Rhett and Link are OG content creators. They’ve been here from the beginning and quickly made a name for themselves with their creative videos and humorous songs, but their focus eventually shifted to their daily “talk†show, Good Mythical Morning. While GMM started as an intimate look into their personal lives, it’s now a full-blown and high-budget production. The videos cover a broad spectrum of subjects, from weird experiments and challenges to eating disgusting foods. But despite the scattershot approach, each video is well-produced and highly entertaining thanks to the amiable personalities of Rhett and Link.
#2: PewDiePie
PewDiePie is the undisputed king of YouTube. While he was once known for his gaming content, Pewds has since branched out and now does a little bit of everything. He still updates the occasional gaming video, but also updates viewers on internet gossip and news, and hosts meme-themed shows Meme Review and LWIAY. He also does the odd Reddit-related video, where he peruses the top posts of various subreddits. But regardless of the subject matter, Pew approaches it with intelligence and wit, and his editor, Brad, helps enliven the proceedings with some engaging and often hilarious edits.Â
#1: TheOdd1sOut
There aren’t many animators on YouTube, but James Rallison, aka TheOdd1sOut, more than makes up it. Serving as part of the Animation Squad, TheOdd1sOut uses animation to provide opinions and tell funny personal stories. His most popular videos concern his time working at Subway, but they span a wide range of topics, including teachers, getting wrong number calls, and the pain of buying new clothes. He has a penchant for storytelling, relating every anecdote, no matter how mundane, in an enjoyable and hilarious fashion. The accompanying visuals add to the narrative and humor – making the channel addictively bingeable.Â
Be sure to check out the video below to see our picks for the Top 10 Virtual Anime Youtubers.
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