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15. Rclbeauty101: 13.61 million subscribers - Rachel Levin, from Philadelphia, PA, is an online beauty guru who was ranked the number one social media influencer under 21 in the world on Zefr's. She has an estimated net worth of $4 million!

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15. Rclbeauty101: 13.61 million subscribers - Naturally, she has an enormous young fan base—big enough, in fact, to warrant a fandom nickname: Levinators.

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14. Epic Rap Battles of History: 14.27 million subscribers - This internet sensation began when founders Peter Shukoff and Lloyd Ahlquist would pick two historical or pop culture figures and imagine them in a rap battle.

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14. Epic Rap Battles of History: 14.27 million subscribers - Characters are as varied as Darth Vader, Adolf Hitler, Abraham Lincoln, and Chuck Norris, all trying to verbally one-up each other in full costume. This idea earned them an estimated net worth of $5 million!

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13. Roman Atwood: 14.82 million subscribers - Roman Atwood is an Ohio-based vlogger who grew in popularity due to his prank videos, which often involve his girlfriend and children. In 2016, he had an estimated income of $8 million.

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13. Roman Atwood: 14.82 million subscribers - One of his most infamous pranks was pretending that he killed one of his children by using a masked mannequin, and another was telling his girlfriend he cheated on her...on their anniversary.

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12. Ryan ToysReview: 15.67 million subscribers - Ryan ToysReview is a child YouTube star whose real name is kept private, as he's only seven years old. He releases a new toy review every day, and those reviews can directly affect the toy's sales!

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12. Ryan ToysReview: 15.67 million subscribers - This year, he has announced his own upcoming line of toys, and in 2017 he had a reported income of $11 million. That's a lot of money for one tiny human!

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11. Liza Koshy: 15.77 million subscribers - The actor, TV host, and comedian got her start on Vine and YouTube making hilarious videos. She's just 22 and her net worth is estimated to be $1.5 million!

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11. Liza Koshy: 15.77 million subscribers - For a time, Koshy was dating another YouTube star David Dobrik, and their break-up was announced in a characteristic vlog post.

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10. Shane Dawson: 16.37 million subscribers - Dawson was one of the first people to rise to fame on YouTube, uploading sketch comedy videos where he'd play original characters, impersonate celebrities, and make light of popular culture.

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10. Shane Dawson: 16.37 million subscribers - In 2015, Dawson began a new video series where he discussed a variety of conspiracy theories, and in late 2017 he released his first docu-series—all on YouTube. His estimated net worth is $4 million. 

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9. Jake Paul: 16.38 million subscribers - The younger brother of Logan Paul started out as a personality on the now-defunct Vine. Now he posts comedic videos, original music, and other material on his YouTube account, in between becoming a controversial figure, of course. 

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9. Jake Paul: 16.38 million subscribers - As of 2017, the 21-year-old had an estimated salary of $11.5 million.

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8. Ninja: 16.68 million subscribers - Richard Blevins is a professional video game streamer with record subscribers not only on YouTube but also on Twitch.tv, a popular video game streaming service, for which he reportedly makes $500,000 per month!

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8. Ninja: 16.68 million subscribers - In March 2018, Ninja set the Twitch.tv record for a single individual stream while playing Fortnite after he famously hosted a game with Drake, Travis Scott, and Juju Smith-Schuster.

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7. Fine Brothers Entertainment (FBE): 17.7 million subscribers - Benny and Rafi Fine, brothers from Brooklyn, NY, are the online producers/writers/directors behind the viral video series of people reacting to viral videos. So meta.

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7. Fine Brothers Entertainment (FBE): 17.7 million subscribers - In 2016, they were involved in a copyright controversy which led to backlash and a campaign to unsubscribe from the duo's channel, which seems to have been unsuccessful. They also have a reported net worth of $10 million. 

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6. Logan Paul Vlogs: 18 million subscribers - The former Vine star and older brother of Jake Paul posts vlogs and reaction videos with billions of views. 

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6. Logan Paul Vlogs: 18 million subscribers - In January 2018, however, Paul insensitively filmed and uploaded a body of a hanged man, drawing immense criticism and controversy. YouTube put his projects with them on hold.

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5. JennaMarbles: 18.4 million subscribers - Jenna Mourey (and her dog Marbles) has been one of the most recognizable stars on YouTube for quite a long time, garnering an intensely loyal following and an estimated net worth of $5 million.

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5. JennaMarbles: 18.4 million subscribers - Her first hit video was called "How to Trick People into Thinking You're Good Looking," and her channel is rife with similarly hilarious videos about being a young millennial woman.

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4. Markiplier: 21.5 million subscribers - Mark Fischbach is a YouTuber focused on gaming, but with other ambitions including music and acting. Viewers love his energetic style.

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4. Markiplier: 21.5 million subscribers - And he must get all that energy from his estimated 2017 salary of $12.5 million!

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3. NigaHiga: 21.2 million subscribers -

Ryan Higa was another one of the first major YouTube stars, producing a variety of funny videos like sketches, music videos, and pop culture commentary.

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3. NigaHiga: 21.2 million subscribers - Higa's videos look very professional and have a high production value, which is likely supported by his estimated salary of $2.5 million. 

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2. Smosh: 23.3 million subscribers - Comedy duo Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla started this channel way back when YouTube was first churning out sensations. They create slapstick comedy videos parodying video games and pop culture.

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2. Smosh: 23.3 million subscribers - In 2017, they had an estimated salary of $11 million, but that same year Padilla also announced was leaving the shared channel to start his own. 

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1. Dude Perfect: 33.8 million subscribers - Cory and Coby Cotton and three of their college friends from Texas A&M University run this incredibly popular sports and humor channel where they do tricks and make fun of sports stereotypes. 

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1. Dude Perfect: 33.8 million subscribers -

The members hold several Guinness World Records, and their channel is the most subscribed channel in the US, as well as the most subscribed sports channel on YouTube, earning them an estimated salary of $14 million!

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