The 5 Largest Youtube Channels in 2014 and in 2024
The 5 Largest Youtube Channels in 2014 and in 2024 Today we take a look at the 5 Largest Youtube Channels in 2014 and in 2024. YouTube has changed so much over the past decade, with its landscape shifting from individual content creators to corporate channels. 2014: The Era of Individual Creators In 2014, the biggest names on YouTube were individual content creators and entertainment channels that focused on a mix of gaming, comedy, and music. PewDiePie (28 million subscribers, 111 million in 2024) PewDiePie was the undisputed king of YouTube in 2014, dominating with his gaming content and charismatic personality. Fast forward to 2024, and while he still boasts an impressive 111 million subscribers, his channel has been overshadowed by newer, more diversified content. YouTube (22 million subscribers, 41 million in 2024) The official YouTube channel for platform announcements and featured content. Smosh (18 million subscribers, 26 million in 2024) Smosh, a comedic duo that b...