1. T-Series (189 Million Subscribers)
For 1,920 days, PewDiePie has been the most followed YouTube channel. Then came T-Series, a film and film production company from India. Although PewDiePie tried his best to stay ahead of the T-Series, he is now a long way off, far behind. Channel content is a large collection of music videos, films, clips, and trailers from the T-Series creation. Only time will tell if PewDiePie can retake the top spot.
2. Cocomelon (116 Million Subscribers)
Our only children's channel on the list, the top position represents how many young children are watching YouTube videos. The platform has become an easy way for parents to keep their children happy, especially its playful feature. (Note: This practice is not always good.)
The channel itself has the meaning of its title—a large bank of rhymes for various themes, with CGI characters and cartoon characters.
3. SET India (111 Million Subscribers)
In the last five, we also have Sony Entertainment Television, or SET, India.
Apparently owned by Sony, this Hindi language channel is owned by an Indian television station with the same name.
The channel has what you can expect from a TV channel, including full episodes, style trailers, and episodes.
4. PewDiePie (110 Million Subscribers)
Our last YouTuber listed is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, better known as PewDiePie.
The world-famous YouTuber, in part thanks to his debates with rivals on another channel, the T-Series, and is one of the most found on the podium.
PewDiePie's main focus is play, including live streaming. He also did a lot of voting, collaborating with other YouTubers, and his meme review series.
5. Kids Diana Show (81.8 Million Subscribers)
Kid's channels are viral on YouTube, so we have a few like these on the list. This focuses on a girl named Diana; the content is focused on her life and what it’s like to be a child (always recorded, I think).
Videos include the lack of toys, challenges, outbursts, and other activities children have access to. A thought that sounded strange a few years ago, but here we are.
6. WWE (79.8 Million Subscribers)
WW, or World Wrestling Entertainment, is the most popular sports channel on the list.
World-renowned, WWE has attracted tens of millions of subscribers to every corner of the globe. The WWE channel has repetitions of the latest games, full matches, and many images from their archives, including classic battles and interviews.
7. Like Nastya (75.9 Million Subscribers)
Kick the list is the most registered channel in the Russian Federation. The children's goal is similar to Nastya's, with her parents in charge of the station, who also do movie scenes and TV shows, sing children's songs and rhymes, and make trips.
Like Nastya, you also have another channel, with 15m subscribers, just called 'Like Nastya.' We put out similar videos but with a strong focus on playing and visiting amusement and work parks.
8. Zee Company Music (75.6 Million Subscribers)
Adhering to music, we have the Indian channel Zee Music Company (and it is not the only Indian music station on the list).
The channel's content comprises music videos, some of which appear in films and television programs. The channel claims to have covered over 220k hours of video content.
9. 5-Minute Crafts (73.2 Million Subscribers)
One last, and we have 5 handicrafts, a DIY route that covers all subjects.
Originally launched in 2016, it has gone from strength to strength and is heavily subscribed to a channel of its kind.
Along with art videos, 5-Minute Crafts also includes life hacks for every part of your life, as well as content for kids and parents.
10. Vlad And Niki (70.5 Million Subscribers)
The first children's channel on the list, Vlad and Niki have two siblings. Videos especially of these two who play and do normal children's activities.
The channel has only been available since 2018, making its appearance on the list even more impressive.
11. MrBeast (65.9 Million Subscribers)
Virus expert and YouTuber megastar, MrBeast's videos are some of the most-watched and popular platforms. As efforts are made to expand his business, expect him to take his place here for a while.
12. Canal KondZilla (64.6 Million Subscribers)
Back in music, this time, we found Konrad Cunha Dantas channel Canal KondZilla.
Dantas is a music video producer and owner of KondZilla Records and sends music from KondZilla to his channel.
Focused on the genre of funk ostentação, the popularity of this music has translated well into YouTube. The channel surprisingly includes loads of music videos, as well as other behind-the-scenes photos.
13. Justin Bieber (64.5 Million Subscribers)
Clearly, Pop extends far beyond YouTube. Next, we have the musical sensations of children who have turned to the sensation of mainstream music, Justin Bieber. Bieber is actually found on YouTube, so it makes sense to be very far from the list.
His channel videos are exactly what we expected from artists: music videos, promotions, chats, and behind-screens.
14. BLACKPINK (63.6 Million Subscribers)
We now have our first pop group on this list and our second K-pop list. Launched BLACKPINK, one of the largest K-pop and pop-ups are running the world.
Their channel is exactly what you would expect. Music videos, chats, and general video content about the band.
15. HYBE LABELS (60 Million Subscribers)
K-pop has grown in popularity in recent years, so it should come as no surprise that the related channels appear on this ore list more than ever before.
The Big Hit Labels channel is owned by Big Hit Entertainment, which owns major K-pop content, including BTS. The channel handles videos from various actions. You can expect this channel to upgrade faster.
16. Zee TV (58.6 Million Subscribers)
Zee TV is an Indian TV channel that has managed to arouse a lot of interest online, using 500m Indians using the internet. And it's not just the TV channel's entry into the list.
The content of this channel is very similar to any other TV channel: trailers and clips from programs, promos, and interviews with their stars, all of which make more people pay for their TV shows.
17. Goldmines Telefilms (56.8 Million Subscribers)
Goldmines Telefilms is a Hindi language channel that shows films, songs, and comedy. Surprisingly, it was only launched in January 2021, which means its peak happened at an impressive rate.
18. Dude Perfect (56.6 Million Subscribers)
Next up is Dude Perfect, a sports entertainment channel run by five boys from the US. Initially, they started with deceptive basketball videos, but now they are one of the most popular YouTube channels globally, and it is the second most popular sport.
Dude Perfect makes a variety of videos, though sports are still a major focus. On their channel, you can find content about drones, lasers, and, of course, shots tricks.
19. BangtanTV (55.6 Million Subscribers)
You will never click away from other BTS content. Yes, we don’t know if that’s 100% true, but the Korean pop group has become a global megastar over the years. Their official channel makes 19 on our list.
20. Sony SAB (54.9 Million Subscribers)
Dismiss is a Sony SAB channel, which is under a television channel with the same name. It focuses on Hindi comedy, drama, romance, and other genres.
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