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YouTube celebrities, commonly referred to as YouTubers, are a class of Internet celebrity and videographers who have gained popularity from their videos on the video-sharing platform YouTube.

The popularity of Roblox has led to some YouTube celebrities focusing their channel on the game, and today many of them have become well-known content creators both in the Roblox community and on YouTube itself. Certain creators have also become part of the Roblox Video Stars Program.

List of YouTube celebrities[]

List of Roblox-centered YouTube celebrities[]

This is a list of well-known YouTube celebrities who primarily upload Roblox as a main focus, ordered from greatest to least subscribers.

Note that some listed YouTube celebrities may contain profanity or promotion of actions that violate the Roblox Terms and Conditions within their videos.

10M+ subscribers[]

5M–9M subscribers[]

1M–4M subscribers[]

500K–999K subscribers[]

100K–499K subscribers[]

  1. Flexer97 (Flexer97YT)
  2. NickDominates (NickiMalik)
  3. Tooquick (tooquick4you2)
  4. DeeterPlays (DeeterPlays)
  5. Fandroid GAME (Fandroid_ADHOC)
  6. frenchrxses (french_rxses)
  7. DarkAltrax (DarkendAltrax)
  8. Roblox Gaming (RobloxGamingCallum)
  9. Betroner y Noangy (Betroner, Noangy)
  10. AlvinBlox (Alvin_Blox)
  11. Plepsu (Plepsu)
  12. ImaFlyNmidget (MrImaFlyNmidget)
  13. Zepyxl (Zepyxl)
  14. skeleton_slasher (skeletonslasher3)
  15. axabella (axabellax)
  16. Chaseroony (Chaseroony)
  17. NOOBASHA (NOOBASHA)
  18. ChloeGames (ChloeUrie)
  19. Rexex (RexexYoutube)
  20. SynthesizeOG (SynthesizeOG)
  21. Laughability (Laughability)
  22. JeromeASF - Roblox (JeromeBlocks)
  23. NikTac (NiktacRBYT)
  24. cqqp (cqqp)
  25. SDMittens (SDMittens)
  26. Koneko (Koneko_99)
  27. Lonnie (GPR3)
  28. NubNeb (Bwc904)
  29. SallyGreenGamer (Geegee92)
  30. Paradox PoKe (po_ke)
  31. TheLaughingUnicorn (kristiexo)
  32. TypicalModders (TypicalModders)
  33. Straw (STRAWHAT_LUFFi)
  34. FunPiggy (FunPiggyYT)
  35. JoeyDaPlayer (mrjojoman131)
  36. SlEGHART (SlEGHART)
  37. Jamie ThatBloxer (Jamiethatgirl)
  38. OpaOsiris (OpaOsiris)
  39. CMParmy (CMParmy)
  40. Citizen (Erased_Citizen, hotsace)
  41. Domino (DominoKed123)
  42. PetriFyTV (PetriFyTV)
  43. skyleree (skyleree)
  44. Signicial (Signicial)
  45. KingSgaming (KingSgamingPlays)
  46. biggranny000 (biggranny)
  47. Truth Behind The Lies (TruthBehindTheLies)
  48. TheEvilShark (TheEvilShark1)
  49. Heath Haskins (codeprime8)
  50. Castlers Roblox (Castlers)
  51. Roblox Minigunner (skoonks)
  52. Cactus (Oidlers)
  53. Waike (JJ_Waike)
  54. Lazer1785 (lazer1785)
  55. KakesGaming x (kayleetaco)
  56. legobloxian (legobloxian9000​)
  57. Jackeryz (iJackeryz)
  58. 40PM (40PM)
  59. DV Plays (DVwastaken)
  60. Juegahora (Juegahora_Star)
  61. Serge (SergeKud)
  62. Tutili
  63. BIGHEAD (Bighead_StarCode)
  64. DerpyDervee (DerpyDervee)
  65. FusionBoys (fusionboys123)
  66. HappyBlack (HappyThreePro)
  67. OldmanGamingHD (OldmanGamingHd)
  68. Rainster (RainsterYT)
  69. Robstix (Robstix)
  70. S_Viper (S_Viper)
  71. Sleigher (Gsleigh)
  72. PlayBoiKobe (P_layBoiKobe)

List of Roblox developers with YouTube channels[]

This is a list of Roblox experience developers with well-known YouTube channels, ordered from greatest to least subscribers.

1M+ subscribers[]

100K–999K subscribers[]

10K–99K subscribers[]

Criticism[]

Clickbait[]

There are many clickbaitA "clickbait" video is one with an interesting title or thumbnail (such as "I found a FREE ROBUX chest in ADOPT ME?!"), baiting the user to click, but the event as described by the title or thumbnail does not happen in the actual video. YouTube celebrities that spread false rumors and scam younger Roblox users. An example is the John Doe rumor, spreading rapidly by "clickbait" YouTube celebrities.

It is common for clickbait YouTube celebrities to make videos that often have titles and thumbnails that allude to something that is not in the video, or barely mentioned within the video. Some of the more common clickbait practices were ones related to events like Ready Player One after fewer people began falling for the hacking rumors.

Other YouTubers resorted to making up false stories about other popular YouTubers. A notorious example is RealMatt, who made a series of videos claiming Flamingo was dying.

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