The most-subscribed YouTube channels in the world - Top 10 Most subscribed YouTube channel in 2023 Latest

1.) T-Series

T-Series is the YouTube channel with the most subscribers, and it has existed since long before the Internet as we know it. T-Series is an Indian record company and film production company that was founded in 1983. It is well-known for its Bollywood soundtracks and Indian pop music. They have music videos and movie trailers on their YouTube account, which has been the most popular since 2017. English, Hindi, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Gujarati, Marathi, and Rajasthani are among the languages in which the channel offers videos.

2.) Cocomelon – Nursery

Popular for the "Bath Song," which has received over 5 billion views on the internet, Cocomelon also provides 3D animated videos of some of their own original songs as well as classic children's songs and nursery rhymes. Is this suitable for children? Since it's not our responsibility, we can't say for sure. But whatever Cocomelon is doing, it's working, as evidenced by the company's 133 million users.

3.) SET India

Sony has a significant following in India as evidenced by the fact that Sony Entertainment Television (SET) India is the third-most subscribed to and-watched YouTube channel globally. With 131 million subscribers and counting, SET India offers 24 hours of entertainment daily by airing a variety of dramas and reality series including India's Got Talent and Indian Idol.

4.) PewDiePie

Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg's name might not be familiar to you, but PewDiePie probably does. For his online "Let's Play" gaming content, the internet celebrity has achieved fame and notoriety. From South Park episodes to TIME's "100 Most Influential" list, his YouTube fame catapulted him. He now has over 28 billion views on his channel alone, making him the most subscribed individual personality on the site.

5.) MrBeast

Jimmy Donaldson, often known as Mr. Beast, is very hot right now. Since he first became famous for "counting to 100,000" in 2017, Mr. Beast has been attracting increasing amounts of attention. Since then, he has performed additional internet-famous exploits for his YouTube viewers, such as re-creating the set from the smash Netflix series Squid Game, where 456 contestants battled it out for a $456k reward. He even started a new branch for a burger restaurant here in Hong Kong. It is hardly surprising that MrBeast is known as the platform's highest-paid user; according to Forbes, he made up to US$54 million in 2021 alone.

6.) Kids Diana Show

A 7-year-old girl named Diana and her brother Roma, who has his own channel called Kids Roma Show, star in the English-language children's program Kids Diana Show. They act like children, playing and acting silly. The videos on the channel are dubbed in Hindi, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, German, and Portuguese, even if it may not be of interest to adults.

7.) Like Nastya

Anastasia Radzinskaya, who is only 8 years old, is similar to Nastya in that she has already earned wealth through viral YouTube videos. The success of the channel enabled her parents to emigrate from Russia to Miami, Florida. They did this by using the family savings accounts to finance videos that ranged from toy unboxing to amusement park visits.

8.) WWE

World Wrestling Entertainment is one of the most subscribed YouTube channels worldwide, which is not surprising to the average wrestling fan. Fans of wrestling from all over the world can't get enough of WWE's YouTube page because to the highlights, interviews, and exclusive video showcasing the biggest performers of the sports entertainment powerhouse. Woo!

9.) Zee Music Company

T-Series, the most subscribed page on YouTube, is a direct rival of Zee Music, which has its corporate headquarters in Mumbai. The label, which is a part of Zee Entertainment Enterprises, releases popular Bollywood songs by well-known Indian musicians.

10.) Vlad and Niki

Vlad and Niki complete the top ten in a different children's television series. Vladislav and Nikita Vashketov have over 200 million YouTube subscribers across 21 different channels, and they reside in Miami with their parents. They produce videos in 18 different languages. After agreeing to a contract with the Hong Kong-based Playmates Toys, they transitioned from opening toys for the camera to designing their own toys. Even their own app is available. Not bad for a few youngsters born in the decade of 2010.