What popular YouTubers quit?
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What popular YouTubers quit?
Top 10 YouTubers That Quit
- #1: RayWilliamJohnson. Formerly the most subscribed channel on YouTube.
- #2: FPSRussia. This was a channel that was loved by millions but became overshadowed by controversies.
- #3: FRED.
- #4: KevJumba.
- #5: MissHannahMinx.
- #6: RedKeyMon.
- #7: WasteTimeChasingCars.
- #8: JeepersMedia/TheToyChannel.
Why do famous YouTubers quit?
Most Youtubers quit YouTube for three specific reasons. Poor Monetization, Overuse of Copyright infringements, and the overall tone that YouTube has given over the past few years.
Who quit YouTube 2021?
Terminated
| Channels | Subscribers Before Termination | Termination Date |
|---|---|---|
| Lahorified | 1,660,000 | January 25, 2021 |
| RKellyVEVO | 1,630,000 | October 5, 2021 |
| Gigi De Lana | 1,620,000 | July 19, 2021 |
| Hindustani Bhau | 1,610,000 | February 7, 2020 |
Who is the most baddest Youtuber?
These are the top 26 YouTube personalities with the most subscribers:
- MrBeast — 51.6 million subscribers.
- Dude Perfect — 54.9 million subscribers.
- Vlad and Niki — 61.5 million subscribers.
- Like Nastya — 67.9 million subscribers.
- Kids Diana Show — 73.2 million subscribers.
- PewDiePie — 108 million subscribers.
Who is not famous YouTuber?
YouTube Stars Who Haven’t Figured Out They Aren’t Famous Anymore
- Esmée Denters. YouTube.
- Brittani Louise Taylor. Getty Images.
- Michael Buckley. YouTube.
- GloZell Green. Getty Images.
- Tyler Oakley. Getty Images.
- Ray William Johnson. Getty Images.
- Laina Morris. YouTube.
- Antoine Dodson. Getty Images.
Who is the best YouTuber?
Influencer Matchmaker have compiled our top list of YouTubers with some of the most subscribers going into the New Year.
- PewDiePie – 102 Million Subscribers.
- Dude Perfect – 47 Million Subscribers.
- HolaSoyGerman – 40 Million Subscribers.
- Whindersson Nunes – 37.6 Million Subscribers.
- elrubiusOMG – 36.2 Million Subscribers.
Who is banned from YouTube?
List of notable suspensions
| Individual/account | Description | Subscriber count at time of suspension |
|---|---|---|
| David Icke | Conspiracy theorist, former sports broadcaster and football player | 903,000~ |
| The Iconoclast | British far-right activist | 218,000~ |
| Gavin McInnes | Far-right political commentator and founder of the Proud Boys | 376,000~ |
How do Youtubers get banned?
Reasons channels or accounts can be terminated:
- Repeated violations of the Community Guidelines or Terms of Service across any form of content (like repeatedly posting abusive, hateful, and/or harassing videos or comments)
- A single case of severe abuse (such as predatory behavior, spam, or pornography)
Who is the most disliked youtuber?
Top videos
| Rank | Video name | Uploader / artist |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | †”YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind” | YouTube |
| 2 | “Baby Shark Dance” | Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & Stories |
| 3 | †”Sadak 2 Trailer” | Fox Star Studios |
| 4 | “Baby” | Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris |
Who is the stupidest youtuber?
Pewdiepie
PewDiePie reacts to a girl saying he is the dumbest youtuber, mainly because he isn’t vegan. PewDiePie reacts to a girl saying he is the dumbest youtuber, mainly because he isn’t vegan.
What happened to all the famous YouTubers that have retired?
Whether they’ve completely retired from YouTube or made a comeback shortly after their announcement, these famous YouTubers have all walked away from the spotlight at some point. Makeup guru Michelle Phan quit YouTube in 2017, while George Miller, AKA Filthy Frank, AKA Pink Guy, stopped uploading new videos to pursue his music career as Joji.
Did any YouTube stars quit in 2020?
Many YouTube stars quit in 2020, including Jenna Marbles, CloeCouture and McJuggerNuggets. Have they all quit for good? Have some returned?
Which YouTubers dropped out of college?
Tori Sterling is another YouTuber who dropped out of college. She attended the University of Alabama. Classmates made fun of Tori while in school because of her YouTube channel.
What happened to Taylor Swift on YouTube?
After nearly two tumultuous years rising to internet fame, Taylor called it quits on YouTube. In a July 2017 tweet, she said she wanted to “take some time away from the amazing internet world,” noting that she “may be attending college and moving forward with a possible career.”