7 of the Richest Youtubers in the World

YouTube has been our to-go video streaming platform since its birth. Soon, people realised they could make a living out of it. And boy did the trend boom. But very few YouTubers have managed to be part of the high-end layer of the platform's richest. They are the ones ruling the internet while earning big money through their channel. Take a look.

1. Logan Paul

Subscribers: 18,850,460

Logan Paul is the reason we all hate our boring lives. We mean, he has the luxurious life, the money, the women, the controversies, and well, the swanky-ass cars. He earned his popularity through Vine, but became a successful influencer when he shifted to YouTube. His videos are a must watch if you have literally nothing else to do in life.

2. Ryan ToysReview

Subscribers: 18,658,998

Last year, six-year-old Ryan earned a whopping 11 million reviewing toys on YouTube– yes! Ryan was always interested in watching toy reviews, especially the ones dedicated to Thomas The Tank Engine. This inspired Ryan to start his own toy review channel on YouTube. Now, he is the youngest richest YouTuber in the world.

3. Dude Perfect

Subscribers: 40,193,017

A bunch of five dudes and a panda from Texas is a sports entertainment group who have fun in the best possible way. It makes you wonder what you are doing in life. Their videos feature cool, gravity-defying sports tricks performed by a group of ex-college roommates and university students. They will leave you laughing your ass out.

4. IISuperwomanII

Subscribers:14,515,149

YouTube sensation Lily Singh (who goes by the name Superwoman) is your typical girl next door whose videos are nothing short of hilarious. This Punjabi lady is born to be a star. In fact, she will soon be hosting her very own US late-night show, making her the first women in the world to ever do so. Respect, lady.

5. Jake Paul

Subscribers: 18,259,999

Yes, you guessed it right. Jake Paul is Logan Paul’s brother. While the duo started their journey to fame together, they had different plans in mind. Jake Paul’s videos has gone viral for all the right (and more so often, wrong) reasons.

6. PewDiPie

Subscribers: 90,120,117

From pushing out side-splitting content to competing with T-series for the most subscribed YouTube channel position, PewDiPie has managed to garner a lot of fame rapidly. And if you’re a person whose morning starts with a meme, PewDiPie is your guy.

7. Jeffree Star

Subscribers: 13,786,201

Jeffree loves make-up. So he decided to start a YouTube channel to show the world what he is capable of. And mind you, he’s pretty damn good.