At this time, people have probably heard a lot about the game called Minecraft, even if they have not played it a couple of times. Minecraft was first publicized in May 2009 and was finally released in November 2011.
Minecraft is a 3D sandbox game where a player has to explore a blocky 3D world where they might discover and extract new tools and materials which will help them build different structures and machines. Players can compete with other players in the same gaming world based on the type of mode they are playing in.
Minecraft does not come with any learning instructions, and the players have the freedom to choose how they can play this game. So most of the time, players look after different YouTubers who make the video stream on how one can play Minecraft properly. Or even if one is already playing the game but wants to create room for improvement, seeking a proper YouTuber can be the best option.
There are thousands of YouTubers who stream the famous Minecraft game.
Here’s our list of the 10 most famous Minecraft YouTubers that you should follow in 2023:
10. Huahwi (527K Subscribers)
Finally, number 10 on the list is the famous YouTuber, Huahwi. he is an online gamer based in New York and is quite popular for playing Minecraft Hunger Games and UHC Series.
Other than that, he also plays different games like Valorant and Osul and he has done a face reveal when he reached 500,000 subscribers on YouTube. He is also active on the Twitch platform, where he streams different games.
He has 528K subscribers on YouTube with 83K views in total.
9. UnspeakableGaming (11.4 Million Subscribers )
UnspeakableGaming, simply known as Nathan is an American YouTuber who is known for playing Minecraft games by showcasing different maps, playing with their friends, doing different challenges, playing Hide and Seek with his fans, and many more.
UnspeakableGaming is also a part of The Squad, and he owns a Minecraft server. He is also an owner of his own game called ChaseCraft, which is available on both the AppStore and PlayStore.
He started his YouTube career in 2012 when he first posted a video series called “Minecraft Survival Island”. Again, after some months, he posted a new Minecraft series called “Minecraft Mob Island Survival”. That’s how his channel started to grow.
He has posted different challenges on YouTube, which crossed millions of views.
This gamer, who falls in the ninth number on the list has 11.4 million subscribers on YouTube with almost 4.8 billion views.
8. AntVenom (3.25 Million Subscribers)
AntVenom is an American YouTuber and a Minecraft commentator who won the first three Minecraft Survival Games.
AntVenom joined YouTube in 2008, and he AntVenom is quite popular for ‘Hunt for the Golden Apple’, a Minecraft series in which AntVenom seeks to find a Golden Apple inside the dungeon. He is also a part of a series called ‘Aether Mod Adventure’, where he plays with the Ather Mod in Minecraft. In the Ather II, he played the mod’s 2.0 stage.
He also made a Survival game series through a collaboration. AntVenom has amazing skills while playing PvP in Minecraft games. AntVenom also appeared in the animated Minecraft series Minecraft: The Noob Adventures, where he played himself.
He took some breaks from YouTube after his channel stopped getting good engagements, but he returned again after a while.
He has also participated in different Minecraft games and competitions like Minecraft Monday, Minecraft Championship, Minecraft Seed Showcase, and Mod Reviews.
He has 3.25 million subscribers and almost 1 billion views on YouTube.
7. SethBling (2.01 Million Subscribers)
SethBling is an American YouTuber based in Seattle, Washington, USA. Also known as the “King of Redstone” for completing the Redstone creations in the Minecraft game.
He is not on Minecraft, as he refrained from the game some time back. But he is one of the 32 YouTubers featured in Kris Madas’s YouTube Intro Challenge.
Even though Seth Bling joined a YouTube community back on December 19, 2006, making him one of the earliest YouTubers, he started posting videos only on January 19, 2011. Most of his videos are about Minecraft mini-games.
He is quite famous for making maps in vanilla Minecraft and recreating other popular games from Minecraft. He uses tools like command blocks, Redstone, and scoreboards, along with other tools and techniques, to establish unique game mechanics.
He was also a part of UHC, where he participated and competed in season 9 and season 12 and on Mindcrack’s UHC. He has won three seasons, season 12, season 13, and season 22.
As of 2022, Sethbling has 2.01 million on YouTube and 6.40 million views. His status on YouTube is not that active.
6. Grapeapplesauce (1.37 Million Subscribers )
Grapeapplesauce, aka Sean is an American YouTuber who is known for playing a game like Minecraft.
Grapeapplesauce is a Minecraft commentator and a part of the Survival Multiplayer Server, along with his other Minecraft friends.
He has also been a part of a group called Cube UHC, and there he won, Season 7, Season 13, and Season 14. All these seasons had multiple plugins.
He is quite good at the Minecraft game PvP, where he won against all the other Cube members. He has amazing skills with the fishing rod in Minecraft PvP.
Grapeapplesauce is a full-time YouTuber, and he, along with other YouTubers like PrivateFearless and ShadowApple, have ownership of different Minecraft game features like Apple Survival, Factions, UHC, and Random UHC.
He has almost 1.37 million subscribers on YouTube and a total view of almost three million.
5. PrestonPlayz (22.2 Million Subscribers)
PrestonPlayz, also known as TBNRFrags or just Preston, is an American YouTuber popular for his different gaming videos like Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite, and Among Us. Most of his content includes different gaming challenges and prank videos.
PrestonPlayz is also a part of the group called The Pack where he plays Minecraft with his YouTuber friends like Lachlan, Bajan Canadian, and many more.
He falls fourth in the category and has 22 million subscribers and more than 7.3 billion views on his YouTube channel.
He is a full-time YouTuber and has eight different channels under his main YouTube channel. His channel PrestonPlayz is solely used for posting Minecraft-related content. He started posting Minecraft Pocket Editions, but now he plays the Java Edition.
Preston’s other channels, TBNRFrags, PrestonGamez, PrestonCosmic, PrestonShorts, PrestonCartoonz, and PrestonReacts, are related to different content and videos.
He also owns a Minecraft server, CosmicPvP, in collaboration with another YouTuber, MrWoofless.
He has been a part of the famous Minecraft Championship, where he and his other team members were able to secure a position of different runner-ups. Preston was among a few other YouTubers who participated in the GamePink Minecraft Charity Event.
His most famous video, 5 Ways to Prank Your Little Brother’s Minecraft House, has a total view of 59 million.
He is married to a girl named Brianna, a YouTuber. She has appeared in Preston’s multiple live streams.
PrestonPlayz’s net worth is almost $20 million.
4. Dream (31.2 Million Subscribers)
Dream, also known as DreamTraps and DreamWasTaken is a YouTuber and a vocalist based in the United States who is quite popular for doing different Minecraft collaborations and manhunts.
His channel is considered one of the fastest-growing channels on the YouTube community, as it gathered more than 10 million subscribers in a span of one year.
He started YouTuber back in 2014, he has almost 31.2 million subscribers and a total view of more than 2.8 billion.
His videos usually consist of different Minecraft challenges, and he is famous for doing a Minecraft Series, which includes Minecraft Speedrunners Vs. 1/2/3/4/5 Hunters. Other than that, he also has a popular Minecraft series called Unsolved Mysteries, where he explores the game’s in-depth mysteries.
One amazing fact about Dream is that he only revealed his face in October 2022, even though he was on the platform since 2014. This did not create too much hype, but he surely did end up on a major platform like CNN.
Talking about Dream’s accomplishments, he won the Streamy Awards in the Gaming Category, which was held on December 13, 2020.
He has always participated in different Minecraft tournaments like Minecraft Championships, where he and his team members have been able to secure the top three positions many times.
3. xNestorio (5 Million Subscribers)
Nestor is originally from Ecuador and later moved to Atlanta, United States.
Nestor is famous for participating in different Minecraft Championships, and he participated in Minecraft Monday Week 12 and Week 13. In Week 12, he and his team got 1344 points and in Week 13, he got 1307 points.
Nestor was also a participant in Minecraft Ultimate Season 1 and 2. Nestor owns a Minecraft UHC Server but it was shut down in late 2021.
He has more than 5 million subscribers on YouTube.
2. CaptainSparklez (11.4 Million Subscribers)
CaptainSparklez falls on the second number of the top 10 list of the best Minecraft YouTubers.
CaptainSparklez is from the United States and is known for Minecraft gameplay, making reaction videos to different subreddits, and making the famous Minecraft parody song called “Revenge”.
He has a total number of subscribers of 11.4 million and views of almost 3 billion. More than his style of playing games, CaptainSparklez is known for making Minecraft parodies where he tries to transform the lyrics of popular songs and fits them into the Minecraft world.
Most of his parodies are sung by TryHardNinja, including TNT, which has over 115 million views. His song Revenge has almost 280 million views, but unfortunately, it had to be taken down for some time due to copyright issues. Lastly, his song Fallen Kingdom and Minecraft Style has 148 million views and 20 million views, respectively.
He has created different series regarding Minecraft on his YouTube channel, including mod reviews, adventure maps, and new updates.
He has a net worth of more than $12 million. He joined Twitch in 2010 and is extremely popular, doing different live streams.
1. DanTDM (26.3 Million Subscribers)
DanTDM, also known as Daniel Robert Middleton, is a UK-based YouTuber and a Twitch streamer who is well known for playing a Minecraft game series and other games like Among Us, Fortnite, Roblox, Pokemon, and many more.
DanTDM started streaming in 2012, and now Dan is one of the most watched and subscribed YouTubers from the United Kingdom. Now, he has 26.3 million subscribers and almost 19 billion views.
He has won the Kid’s Choice Awards and has also been listed in the Guinness World Record for being the most dedicated gamer of Minecraft. For getting so much popularity in the YouTube community, Dan even received both Golden as well as Diamond Play Button.
As of 2022, DanTDM has almost a $35 million net worth. From his YouTube, he earns almost $1.5 million annually. This makes him one of the richest Minecraft YouTubers.
BBC News interviewed DanTDM in 2017 for getting the title of the richest YouTuber. In 2016, Dan released his own graphic novel called “Trayaurus and The Enchanted Crystal,” which included different characters from his channels, like Grim The Skeleton Dog, DR. Trayaurus, and many more.
This novel became one of the 1st best sellers in the UK charts for many weeks and the second best seller in the US chart.
In August 2022, Dan started a Minecraft series called Mod Showcases, where she flexed most of his own characters. He also joined Diamond Dimensions in 2013 and is still a part of it. It is a mod-packed survival made by Dan himself, and the goal is to read as many dimensions as possible.
It has got three seasons in total. Finally, he was also a part of Minecraft: Pocket Edition, but he is not a part of it anymore.
Summary
We hope you enjoyed our Top 10 Minecraft YouTuber Names To Follow list.
Here’s a quick recap:
1. DanTDM (26.3 Million Subscribers)
2. CaptainSparklez (11.4 Million Subscribers)
3. xNestorio (5 Million Subscribers)
4. Dream (31.2 Million Subscribers)
5. PrestonPlayz (22.2 Million Subscribers)
6. Grapeapplesauce (1.37 Million Subscribers )
7. SethBling (2.01 Million Subscribers)
8. AntVenom (3.25 Million Subscribers)
9. UnspeakableGaming (11.4 Million Subscribers )
10. Huahwi (527K Subscribers)