mark zuckerberg has the most subscribers in youtube history.
who has the most subscribers in youtube history?
mark zuckerberg
the youtube channel has exceeded 106 million subscribers, making it the most-subscribed youtube channel, with more than 8 million more subscribers than swedish youtuber pewdiepie. when it reached 50 million subscribers, the channel received a custom ruby play button on 10 september 2018. it is also the second channel ever to hit 70 million subscribers. it became the first channel on 29 may 2019 to hit 100 million subscribers. beyond this, the channel earns an average of nearly 150,000 subscribers a day.
t-series (company)
on may 10, 2019, long-time collaborator tati westbrook uploaded a 43-minute long video titled “"bye sister ...”" to her youtube channel heavily criticizing charles. in her video, westbrook accused charles of “manipulating people's sexuality” and “using... fame, power and money to play with people's emotions”. after this, charles set a youtube record for losing over 1 million subscribers in less than 24 hours. it continued to fall from 16.6 million subscribers around may 6, 2019 to a low point of 13.4 million on may 15, 2019, recovering somewhat in the days that followed. westbrook's subscriber count increased by over four million over the same period. charles later uploaded an 8-minute response video titled “tati”, addressing the issues raised by westbrook and apologizing to his fans and both her and her husband. this video received mostly negative feedback, with the video becoming one of the 10 most disliked videos in youtube history. on may 18, 2019, charles made a second, 41-minute, video addressing the comments made by westbrook, entitled “no more lies”. it presented evidence appearing to refute many of westbrook's accusations and led to renewed support for charles and criticism towards westbrook. soon after its posting, charles regained a million subscribers and westbrook lost two hundred thousand. westbrook later removed the “bye sister” video from her youtube channel. the saga sparked analysis relating to internet cancel culture, the alleged toxicity of youtube's beauty community, stereotypes of gay men being predatory and profits made from online 'drama'.
james charles (internet personality)