Top 5 YOUTUBE MILLIONAIRES: These are the highest-paid YouTube stars of 2017
Here Are The Top 5 You-tube Millioners
No. 1: PewDiePie — $15 million
Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg is a foul-mouthed Swedish video game commentator who has dominated YouTube over the past few years. Kjellberg's videos show him playing various video games, while a box in the top corner of the screen shows his reactions to what's happening.
Many attribute his success to the attention he pays to his fans — Kjellberg spends lots of time talking about them, answering their questions in the YouTube comments section, and forming a community of "bros."
However, Kjellberg has said he will delete his massively popular YouTube channel on Friday, December 9, at 5 p.m. GMT, after hitting 50 million subscribers. He explains why in this video, but many aren't sure if he is being serious.
No. 2: Roman Atwood — $8 million
Roman Atwood's prank-filled YouTube channel almost seems more in line with the humor you'd typically see from stars on Vine, Twitter's video platform it's shutting down. Atwood has been dubbed YouTube's "most appalling prankster" — he's pretended to kill his own toddler multiple times to film his girlfriend's reactions. He's also filmed many less-horrifying prank videos for his channel.
No. 3: Lilly Singh — $7.5 million
Lilly Singh does everything from comedy sketches to music videos on her one-woman YouTube channel. Singh also has a YouTube star nickname — Superwoman — and a rabid fan base. She went on a worldwide "Trip to Island Unicorn" tour last year and released a feature film of the same name on YouTube Red, the company's premium service.
No. 4: Smosh — $7 million
Smosh is a comedy duo of YouTube veterans Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla. Smosh was one of the first YouTube sensations, becoming well known for the duo's slapstick comedy videos that parody video games and pop culture. They have shown no signs of slowing down, and now run seven channels.
No. 5 (tie): Rosanna Pansino — $6 million
Rosanna Pansino has the nerdiest baking channel on YouTube — and also the most popular of any baking channel on the platform, period. Pansino's "Nerdy Nummies" channel puts a spin on normal recipes, including videos for food creations such as Pi Pie Pops and Princess Peach Cobbler.
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