# Which YouTuber has the best fan community?

> Armies with names, fandoms with tours, audiences that funded hospitals and ran billboard campaigns. The question is whose community did the most on its own.

*By YPB Team · Published October 24, 2026 · https://youpick.best/ranking/which-youtuber-has-the-best-fan-community*

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## Current results (no votes yet)

1. **PewDiePie** — score 1000/1000
   The Bro Army, later the self-styled 9-year-olds, who ran the 2018-2019 Subscribe to PewDiePie campaign on billboards and hacked printers.
2. **Yogscast** — score 759/1000
   A community that has funded the Jingle Jam charity bundle every December since 2011.
3. **Danny Gonzalez** — score 647/1000
   Greg, the commentary community that calls itself the fastest-growing army on YouTube as a running joke.
4. **Sidemen** — score 552/1000
   The British collective whose fans sell out Wembley-scale charity football matches every year.
5. **Hank Green** — score 542/1000
   Nerdfighteria, the Vlogbrothers community that has run the Project for Awesome every year since 2007.
6. **Jacksepticeye** — score 542/1000
   Fans who have made Thankmas one of the biggest December charity events online.
7. **Jerma985** — score 542/1000
   A fandom that turned his streams into memes, documentaries and a live-action Dollhouse event.
8. **Markiplier** — score 478/1000
   A community that funds his charity streams within hours and filled theatres for his Iron Lung film.
9. **Tyler Oakley** — score 478/1000
   A community that raised more than a million dollars for the Trevor Project through his birthday drives.
10. **Ludwig Ahgren** — score 404/1000
   Fans whose subscriptions kept his 2021 subathon running for 31 days and set the Twitch record.
11. **Dream** — score 404/1000
   The Dream SMP fandom, which turned a Minecraft roleplay server into fan fiction, animatics and trending topics for two years.
12. **Smosh** — score 319/1000
   A fanbase that followed the channel through a corporate sale and bought back in when Ian and Anthony reunited in 2023.
13. **CoryxKenshin** — score 319/1000
   The Samurai, a fanbase that waits out his months-long breaks and returns in the millions the day he uploads.
14. **TommyInnit** — score 319/1000
   A young audience that followed him from Dream SMP streams to a sold-out stand-up tour.
15. **Technoblade** — score 319/1000
   Fans who kept Technoblade Never Dies trending worldwide after his 2022 death and funded a Sarcoma Foundation drive in his name.
16. **MrBeast** — score 217/1000
   The audience that turned a North Carolina challenge channel into the largest subscriber base on the platform.
17. **Rhett & Link** — score 217/1000
   The Mythical Beasts, the Good Mythical Morning audience that has shown up every weekday since 2012.
18. **Dan and Phil** — score 0/1000
   The Phandom, the fan community that sold out two world tours and defined Tumblr-era YouTube fandom.
19. **Jenna Marbles** — score 0/1000
   Fans who have kept her channel at 19 million subscribers and her videos in rotation years after her 2020 retirement.

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